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By: Mark Feinsand
The news that Tarik Skubal will undergo surgery to remove loose bodies from his left elbow sent shockwaves throughout the game on Monday, as the two-time American League Cy Young Award winner will be sidelined for the next two or three months. What does that mean for the Tigers in
By: Mark Feinsand
Digging into standings in early May can often be a fool’s exercise. With more than three-quarters of the season remaining, even struggling teams are one winning streak away from catapulting themselves over .500, erasing the sting of their early adversity. But the standings page – one column, in particular –
By: Mark Feinsand
To say the Mets’ season hasn’t gone according to plan would be a gross understatement. Following an offseason that saw president of baseball operations David Stearns make myriad changes, including the departure of several long-time fan favorites, New York entered Wednesday with a 16-25 record that was worse than all
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- As Terry Francona settled into bed late Sunday night, his mind was racing. The Reds had just dropped two of three in Cleveland, part of a 4-12 May swoon that included 10 losses in 11 road games. As the veteran manager watched the clock tick from 1 to
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA – The Reds have struggled through the month of May, looking for something to spark a turnaround. Enter Chase Burns. Burns continued his remarkable run, playing the role of stopper in a 4-1 win over the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park, leading Cincinnati to a rare road victory.
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- The Reds are leaving town feeling a lot better about themselves than when they got here. Cincinnati earned its first road series win in a month on Wednesday afternoon, taking a 9-4 decision in the rubber match against the Phillies, a team that had been sizzling hot when
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By: Mark Feinsand
Tarik Skubal's future in Detroit has been a hot topic for months, from the offseason trade buzz to his arbitration filing in January, followed by the February hearing in which the two-time Cy Young Award winner was awarded a record $32 million salary for 2026. Skubal’s elbow surgery earlier this
By: Mark Feinsand
Major League Baseball extended an initial economic proposal for a new collective bargaining agreement to the MLB Players Association on Thursday, introducing a number of changes, including a salary cap and floor that the league believes will address competitive balance within the sport. "Baseball has gotten stronger because we listened
Major League Baseball’s annual Trade Deadline is two months away, but it feels like we’re still weeks away from having a good idea of which teams may be doing the buying and selling. Entering this week, all but two teams in the Majors were within seven games of a postseason
