Dawn Klemish is a Senior Content Producer at Major League Baseball (MLB). She specializes in sports journalism with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and team sports. Dawn's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her expertise in the dynamic world of athletics.
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By: Dawn Klemish
SEATTLE -- Gleyber Torres needs surgery. Following Friday’s 3-2 loss in Game 5 of the American League Division Series, Torres announced that he will undergo a procedure to repair a sports hernia on his right side. The Tigers second baseman said the issue has caused him significant pain for most
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Seth Hernandez has never been far away. While the Major Leaguers held court at LECOM Park, he toiled away the spring at Pirate City just a few miles up the road. There’s no official record of him hitting triple digits on the radar there, only whispers and
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Now is the time of year for players to make final adjustments, lock in a routine and mentally prepare for the 162-game push that begins next week(!). Unless you’re Paul Skenes. That guy’s been ready since the last out on Sept. 28. “There’s no doubt: He helps
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- The Pirates didn’t ignore what Konnor Griffin showed this spring. They just didn’t let it change everything. Yet. On Saturday afternoon, Pittsburgh optioned Griffin -- ranked by MLB Pipeline as baseball’s No. 1 prospect \-\- to Triple-A Indianapolis, opting for stability at a premium position while allowing
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- On the heels of their seventh consecutive losing season, the Pirates emerged as one of the busiest teams in the offseason, hoping to sculpt a playoff contender around NL Cy Young winner Paul Skenes. Pittsburgh brought in several veteran bats to strengthen a league-worst offense and added
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- The final days of Spring Training always arrive with a mix of clarity and unfinished business. Roster decisions are finalized, lockers empty out, semis are loaded and the back fields grow quiet. But listen closely enough, and you’ll hear that there’s still a hum beneath all the
By: Anthony Dicomo, Dawn Klemish
NEW YORK -- For obvious reasons, neither the Mets nor the Pirates were satisfied with how the 2025 season unfolded. A promising start to New York’s campaign turned ugly when the team collapsed in the second half, finishing a game out of the playoffs. Meanwhile, an all-everything performance from Paul
By: Dawn Klemish
BRADENTON, Fla. -- The Pirates don’t need to look far for the question to define their 2026 season. It’s the same issue that haunted them through much of last year: Can this lineup produce enough to make a difference?
By: Dawn Klemish
DETROIT -- The Mariners were firing on all cylinders heading into the series opener against the Tigers and enjoying a first-place seat atop the American League West to boot. It seemed for a moment -- particularly following Seattle’s recent eight-game win streak \-\- that the club’s maddening early-season struggles were
By: Dawn Klemish
DETROIT -- Dominic Canzone's first hit on Saturday would have been a home run in 24 stadiums, including T-Mobile Park. Comerica Park, where he jacked the Statcast-projected 417-foot drive to straightaway center field, was not one of them.
