Friday saw losses across the Mets organization. The only club to secure a win was the DSL Mets Orange, who shut out DSL Marlins 3-0. The remaining teams all took losses, including the Syracuse Mets registering two losses due to their Thursday game being postponed. Double-A, however, saw two newer Mets have strong games. Émilien Pitre went 2-for-3 with a walk, and Billy Amick drove in two runs...
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The Atlanta Braves are on a heater. The club has jumped out to a 15-6 record in the second half, and entering Saturday, are one of two teams in the majors with 70 wins. The offense has been potent, but their pitching has bounced back from their mid-season swoon. The staff hasn’t allowed more than three runs dating back to July 30, and Tyler Mahle sparkled in his Braves’ debut against...
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The clock struck midnight on Monday. Or in a literal sense, 6 P.M. eastern time. The tradeline came and went, and the Mets made a flurry of moves. The Mets ended up moving Freddy Peralta, Clay Holmes, Tyrone Taylor, Luke Weaver, Huascar Brazoban, A.J. Minter, and Brooks Raley, adding numerous prospects to bolster one of the weaker farms in the sport. It wasn’t the expectation of 2026. Far...
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It’s almost deadline day. Which should jumble next Saturday’s rankings. Certain teams believe their buyers and will ill-advisedly add. (I’m looking at you, Minnesota.) Certain teams who are on the cusp may swing for the fences and be rewarded. (I’m looking at you, Pirates.) Then there are the sellers, who will look to sell off pieces in hopes of a brighter future. There...
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Matt Damon is Odysseus. Noah Kahan is on tour. And the Red Sox won 15 in a row to get back in the playoff race. It’s truly a Boston summer. The Sox have won 16 of their last 17 games and sprung into the wild card race. Once viewed as sellers this deadline, Boston instead has positioned themselves to add and go for a pennant in a weak American League. If they were to add, Boston could...
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