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Managers need to manage again. Man-Up. That became clear with the latest man-child Rafael Devers temper tantrum. Giants manager Tony Vitello blew it big-time when Devers questioned his authority, refusing to come out of a game for a pinch-runner in the ninth inning with no outs and the Giants trailing the Marlins by one run.
I’m totally with four-time Yankees World Series champion Jorge Posada who told Abriendo Sports this week: “The baseball being played these days is straight up garbage.’’ When I covered the Yankees, Posada was always the first player I would go to for the unvarnished state of the team comment. Good for Jorge. Garbage it is. Call MLB for what it is: The Garbage Pail Kids.
It is one thing to play bad baseball; that can happen for any number of reasons. It is quite another to play Dumb Ball and longtime baseball men insist the game has never been dumber than it is now in 2026.
For the first time ever, half the outs in the All-Star Game were strikeouts. 27 up, 27 down, 27 times the ball was not put into play by All-Star hitters who were facing All-Star pitchers, 27 Ks in the American League’s 4-0 win over the National League Tuesday night in Philadelphia. National League “hitters’’ struck out 15 times, AL “hitters’’ struck out 12 times. The 27 strikeouts were the most ever in a 9-inning All-Star Game.
With the revelation this week of major league teams using AI on their dugout iPads to make in-game decisions – with Steve Cohen’s Mets being the chief culprit according to former Mets reliever Adam Ottavino – this is another example of technology over humans and it is pure AI-nsanity.
This week I got hooked on multi-stage bicycle racing and the effortless riding of Tadej Pogacar, who won his fifth straight Tour de France. Watching the race through the Alps on Eurosports was a pleasure (not too much analytics, great scenery, and the human spirit on display) and was a welcome break from MLB, which is running another Tour de Farce.
The best thing about this MLB trade deadline is that by stealing away back-to-back AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal from the Tigers, the Dodgers solidified themselves as Baseball’s Villain.
Too many injuries. Too many position players pitching. Too many minor league pitchers not taught how to get through five innings in a game.
This past week we got the one play that sums up Baseball 2026 — and that play is the one-out, double no tag-up double play in Toronto on Monday between the Red Sox and Blue Jays when it appears no one knew the outs. Eventually the Red Sox were awarded the run because the runner at third, who left early, touched home plate before the final out of the seventh inning was made at first base on that runner who also left early.
New Rule: When a position player comes into a game to pitch and LOBs the ball over the plate, the game is immediately called, the team with the lead wins — and that position player cannot play for two games and that roster spot cannot be filled. I call it the LOB Rule.
