Search Baseball Scores, Stats, Gear

4+ min ago (514+ words) The Los Angeles Dodgers became the first team in a quarter-century to win back-to-back World Series titles when they defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in seven games to cap the 2025 season. But it was a struggle to get there, winning the National League West by a narrow three games. The main reason for the Dodgers" difficult season'the bullpen. Somehow, they rode the 21st-ranked relief corps in baseball in terms of ERA (4.27) all the way to the top. But will they want to take that chance again? Mets Tabbed to Nab Intriguing Pitcher, $31 Million All-Star in Wild 3-Team Trade Not if a prediction by Just Baseball managing editor Eric Treuden proves accurate. His prognostication has the Dodgers adding a 13th contract of over $10 million per year by signing New York Mets free agent closer Edwin D'az. D'az is a three-time All-Star with…...

28+ min ago (796+ words) Winning never gets old. But winning teams do. The Dodgers won their repeat championship with the oldest roster in MLB last season " an average age of 31.48. They will try to three-peat in 2026 with an aging core. Freddie Freeman (36), Max Muncy (35), Teoscar Hernandez (33), Mookie Betts (33) and Blake Snell (33 last week) are all well north of 30. Even Shohei Ohtani will turn 32 next July. The only position player younger than 30 who started more than 45 games for the Dodgers last season was outfielder Andy Pages, who will turn 25 on Monday. There are plenty of cautionary tales littering recent baseball history of winning teams whose window slammed closed " like the last team before the Dodgers to play in back-to-back World Series. "It's front of mind for us as we look out. I wouldn't necessarily say in 2026," Friedman said. "But it is definitely something that we're…...

28+ min ago (28+ words) The list of second basemen the Pittsburgh Pirates are interested in has no end. The list of second basemen the Pittsburgh Pirates are interested in has no end....

36+ min ago (626+ words) Dec 7, 2025 | 4:52 PM EST Philadelphia Phillies left fielder Kyle Schwarber (right) celebrates with Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Bryce Harper (left) after hitting a two-run homer in the sixth inning as the Phillies play the Boston Red Sox at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pa. on Sunday, May 7, 2023. Phillies win 6-1. It is happening, Philadelphia. IT IS HAPPENNING! Looks like Kyle Schwarber is all set to say goodbye to the Phillies. As the team seems to have found a better fit in the lineup, and can help Bryce Harper have more impact on the team. According to a recent podcast by the Locked On Mets, Pete Alonso is a better fit for the Phillies than Kyle Schwarber. "I think Pete Alonso is a better compliment to Bryce Harper than Kyle Schwarber is because you have the left-right combination," said host Ryan Finkelstein. "Pete…...

51+ min ago (84+ words) When it comes to starting pitching, San Francisco has that at the top of the list for Winter Meetings. Yahoo Sports senior MLB analysts Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman share their thoughts on the new manager in San Francisco and why will be an intriguing figure in Major League Baseball. Check out the full conversation on the "Baseball Bar-B-Cast" podcast - and subscribe on When it comes to starting pitching, San Francisco has that at the top of the list for Winter Meetings....

52+ min ago (161+ words) JUDE BELLINGHAM was left bloodied and bruised after taking damage to his right eye. The Real Madrid star was hurt in a clash against Celta Vigo. He suffered a cut just beneath his eyebrow and had blood pouring down his face. Bellingham left the pitch to get patched up by the Real Madrid medics in the second half. And he was yellow carded after returning to the field of play as he did so without the referee's permission. Things went from bad to worse for Real Madrid as Fran Garcia was sent off moments later after picking up his second yellow card. Celta Vigo had opened the scoring minutes before through Williot Swedberg. Jude Bellingham left with blood pouring down face after suffering nasty eye cut Awkward footage of 'lost' Messi doing conga with David Beckham emerges Man Utd ticket…...

1+ hour ago (308+ words) December 07, 2025 04:28PM EDT Amid heightened expectations for what the Eastern conference franchise can accomplish in a bid to contend with the reigning Western champions, the Philadelphia Phillies have emerged as one of the teams poised to generate significant buzz in next year's regular season. Amidst numerous roster-related rumors, MLB insider Todd Zolecki has reported potential major free agent acquisitions for the Phillies, contingent on a crucial condition. According to Zolecki on MLB.com, "If the Phillies bring back Schwarber and Realmuto, sources have said they'll have little chance at signing another big-time free agent, but they can still get creative by making a trade or two," indicating the potential strategies for bolstering their lineup. This scenario has already sparked discussions among the fanbase, but the reactions are mixed. Many fans express dissatisfaction, hoping to see new faces on the roster next…...

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (241+ words) SEATTLE -- While the Mariners might not draw the celebrity star power the Dodgers or Yankees do, there is a faction of Seattle's fanbase that carries prominence well beyond the Pacific Northwest. Mariners enthusiasts are known for their incredible loyalty and collective bond through the franchise's most difficult seasons, which has made their emergence during this more prominent era that much more special. Here's a list of a few public figures, celebrities and/or well-known personalities who have ties to or are known fans of the Mariners (listed alphabetically): The frontman for the indie rock band Death Cab For Cutie said of his Mariners fandom: "I was born into this team." That interview with The Athletic was back in 2019, when he paralleled his birth year (1976) with the year in which the Mariners were established (1977). And he even wrote a song about…...

1+ hour, 7+ min ago (468+ words) By Eric Mack "|" Sunday, 07 December 2025 04:21 PM EST President Donald Trump continued his blistering call for Roger Clemens to be selected for Hall of Fame induction, rebuking the "Obama DOJ" for what he called a "witch hunt," and urging Clemens to sue Major League Baseball if he is frozen out of the honor. "It was the Obama DOJ (of course!) that viciously went after the great Roger Clemens," Trump wrote Sunday afternoon on Truth Social. "ROGER WAS FULLY ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!!! President DJT." Trump's social media posts this weekend urged support for Clemens as the hall was scheduled to announce new inductees Sunday, chosen by its Contemporary Baseball Era Players Committee. "Roger Clemens, who won 354 games, went through his own Witch Hunt," Trump also wrote on Truth Social. "HE WAS ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!!! If he doesn't get into the…...

1+ hour, 12+ min ago (271+ words) December 07, 2025 04:16PM EDT The Toronto Blue Jays are among the MLB franchises anticipated to make significant moves in the offseason to strengthen their roster. Among the players rumored to potentially join the organization in 2026 is Kyle Tucker. According to a report from USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Blue Jays' interest in Tucker could result in Bo Bichette's departure. Nightengale noted that if this scenario unfolds, Bichette might be headed to the Boston Red Sox for the next MLB season. While the prospect of Bichette leaving the Blue Jays seems unlikely, Tucker's arrival could necessitate changes in the team's roster to accommodate the former Chicago Cubs' player in 2025. The uncertainty surrounding the Blue Jays' potential acquisitions for the 2026 season is mounting, especially after they came close to winning the title last season, falling to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series....