Jackson Stone is a Reporter/Producer at MLB.com. He covers topics primarily related to Major League Baseball and has a keen interest in baseball culture, particularly in Atlanta, Georgia. Jackson has also contributed to the Moline Dispatch Publishing Company and has been featured in Major League Baseball (MLB).
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KANSAS CITY -- Andre Pallante made a statement to keep his rotation spot.
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By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- The Angels didn’t do enough to win Monday, but they continued to prove they have the pieces for a potential rebound in 2025. Victor Mederos struck out three in his season debut, Zach Neto homered and Jo Adell drove in a pair in the Angels’ 5-3 loss
By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- Manager Ron Washington said he believes Zach Neto has the ability to hit the ball out of the yard without even trying. That type of natural power was on full display once again in the Angels’ 9-5 win over the Royals on Tuesday at Kauffman Stadium as
By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- With a smile on his face, Johnny Cueto walked off a Major League mound for the first time in 2024 to a standing ovation. Nine years prior, he was in the other dugout at Kauffman Stadium, helping the Royals to an eventual World Series title. Now at
By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- Seth Lugo was unlucky, sure, and wasn’t helped out by his normally stout defense, but Sunday afternoon was the continuation of a concerning trend for the Royals, who began a 20-game stretch against playoff contending teams with a series loss. Kansas City’s 11-3 loss to the Phillies
By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- Gavin Williams has had a rocky return to the Majors since coming back from an elbow injury in July. But when he’s right, the right-hander is capable of being a potential leader in the Guardians’ postseason rotation.
By: Jackson Stone
KANSAS CITY -- Tanner Bibee proved once again why he’ll be Cleveland’s ace this postseason. The Royals loaded the bases with nobody out in the sixth trailing by two runs, but the Guardians stuck with the 25-year-old right hander to get out of the jam in this crucial AL Central
KANSAS CITY -- Ben Lively has been one of Cleveland's most reliable starters this season, but he's also blown past his career high in innings, starts and pitches thrown.
With playoff odds at just 12.7%, per FanGraphs, Detroit hasn't wavered. In fact, the young Tigers have only gotten better.
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