Brent Maguire is a Writer/Researcher at 1330 WFIN. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, sports marketing, and professional sports, with a particular focus on individual and team sports as well as major league sports. Brent's work has been featured in 1330 WFIN, BVM Sports, NewsBreak, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Brent Maguire
A trio of prominent Braves made rehab appearances for Triple-A Gwinnett on Saturday. In the first game of the Stripers’ doubleheader, Ronald Acuña Jr. (Grade 1 left hamstring strain), Ha-Seong Kim (right middle finger inflammation) and Sean Murphy (fractured left middle finger) each made appearances.
The White Sox are acquiring right-hander José Urquidy from the Pirates, the club announced on Sunday night. Urquidy had a 8.53 ERA in six appearances with the Pirates and was designated for assignment by Pittsburgh on Friday. The 31-year-old right-hander has a 4.07 ERA in 86 career games, most of
By: Brent Maguire
This marks the final week before the 2026 Trade Deadline, which is on Monday, August 3. That means we’re not only inching closer to the end of the regular season but will also see a flurry of activity as contenders aim to boost their rosters for postseason baseball. As an
By: Brent Maguire
The Padres announced on Monday that they signed 20 of their 21 picks from the 2026 MLB Draft. The only player San Diego couldn’t sign was right-handed high school pitcher Denton Lord, who was selected in the 17th round. Lord, MLB Pipeline’s No. 80 Draft prospect, is instead honoring his
Brenton Doyle had a huge game in a rehab performance on Tuesday. Doyle, who has been on the Rockies injured list since May 21 with a left oblique contusion and left groin tightness, went 3-for-6 with a double and two runs scored with Triple-A Albuquerque. The 28-year-old Doyle had a
By: Brent Maguire
The Brewers led the Majors with 97 wins last season and reached the NLCS for the first time since 2018. With a Major League-leading 67 wins entering Wednesday, Milwaukee is once again one of baseball’s top clubs. It’s more of the same from the Brewers’ elite player development machine in
By: Brent Maguire
Cody Bradford dazzled in a rehab outing on Thursday. Bradford, who is recovering from left UCL surgery, tossed four scoreless innings for Triple-A Round Rock, throwing 40 of 56 pitches for strikes. The 28-year-old left-hander struck out seven batters, didn’t issue a walk and allowed four hits.
By: Brent Maguire
Yusei Kikuchi’s comeback trail began on Thursday. Kikuchi, who has been sidelined since May 3 due to left shoulder inflammation, made his first rehab appearance for Single-A Rancho Cucamonga against the San Jose Giants. The veteran left-hander allowed six runs (four earned) in three innings and threw 36 of 53
By: Rhett Bollinger, Brent Maguire
ANAHEIM --Yusei Kikuchi’s comeback trail began on Thursday, and he’s one of several injured Angels nearing a return, along with infielder Adam Frazier, catcher Sebastián Rivero and reliever Ben Joyce. Kikuchi, who has been sidelined since May 3 due to left shoulder inflammation, made his first rehab appearance for Single-A
By: Brent Maguire
Tempers flared after the final out of the Tigers’ 8-6 win over the A’s in West Sacramento on Saturday night. After Detroit closer Kenley Jansen secured the win for the Tigers, he and the A’s baserunner Jeff McNeil were chirping near the third-base line, prompting both benches to clear. The
