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By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- The Marlins came to Philadelphia as the hottest team in the Majors. Two lopsided losses later against the equally hot Phillies, Miami will turn to its ace to get things back on track. “The first two haven't gone real well here,” manager Clayton McCullough said. “Sandy tomorrow; we’ll
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- The Marlins were counting on a big performance by Sandy Alcantara as they tried to salvage the series finale at Citizens Bank Park. When Miami’s ace struggled early, his teammates took things into their own hands.
By: Mark Feinsand
The Mets made a change in the manager’s office on Friday, dismissing Carlos Mendoza and replacing him with Andy Green, who will serve on an interim basis for the remainder of the season. Thursday’s trade of David Peterson to the Cubs raised eyebrows around the league. Was Mets president of
By: Mark Feinsand
Of all the potential sellers in Major League Baseball, none would have the type of impact that the Tigers would have if they decide to unload talent to contenders around the league. The question, of course, is whether Detroit will ultimately be a seller.
By: Mark Feinsand
If there’s any doubt that pitching will be the focal point of this year’s Trade Deadline, there shouldn’t be. Nearly every contender – and as of Monday, that meant 24 of the 30 teams in MLB, all of whom were within 4 1/2 games of a postseason spot – could
By: Mark Feinsand
As we detailed earlier this week, the postseason picture is as muddled as we’ve ever seen it heading into July. Twenty-five teams stand within six games of a playoff spot, making it nearly impossible to differentiate potential Trade Deadline buyers and sellers.
By: Mark Feinsand
Unlike the American League, which has only six teams over .500 entering Thursday’s slate of games, the National League boasts nine teams with winning records, setting up a fascinating few weeks as clubs jostle for position leading up to the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline. Having already examined 10 key questions
By: Mark Feinsand
A.J. Preller shocked the baseball world last summer, trading one of the game’s best prospects as part of a package for All-Star closer Mason Miller. Could the Padres’ president of baseball operations pull another stunner in the coming weeks by flipping Miller less than 12 months after acquiring him?
By: Mark Feinsand
With less than four weeks remaining until the Trade Deadline, the list of buyers and sellers remains as cloudy as ever. All but six teams in the Majors entered play Thursday within 5 1/2 games of a playoff spot, including eight with sub-.500 records. The common theme among the vast
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- MLB Develops continues to live up to its name. Four alumni from the program were selected in the first round -- including three of the first 14 picks -- of Sunday’s MLB Draft, bringing the total to 22 MLB Develops first-rounders since 2022. “It’s important to the game,
