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Rutschman is no longer hitting like someone who’s either exhausted, playing through a core injury, or both.
Signing a contract like this is to a baseball player what building a pyramid was to a pharaoh: You’ll accumulate tons of treasure and have it buried with you.
Adam’s weird 2026 season has me thinking about Abraham Lincoln.
They say you can’t survive as a big league starter without an off-speed pitch. As with all aphorisms, there are exceptions.
In this vast and mysterious and ungovernable sport of ours, we often search for answers and come back with nothing but a set of more difficult questions. This is not one of those cases.
Machado’s job isn’t to get in the lab and find new insights using bat tracking data. His job is to hit the ball and catch the ball.
I hear Nick Castellanos is looking for work again…
He’s pitching well so far this season, but he’s no longer a massive historical outlier.
The Tigers’ approach to the bench is simple: We paid for the whole thing, so we might as well use it all.
The end might not be nigh so much as it’s already here.
