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Gary Cohen is either a human thesaurus or just another Major League Baseball announcer accepting word challenges from friends. Cohen appeared to be enjoying a New York Mets’ win Sunday afternoon against the Los Angeles Angels when he dusted “pulchritudinous” off his vocabulary to describe an impressive catch made by outfielder Carson Benge. The SAT…
ESPN bestows Rays with a high letter grade for performance in April sportingnews.com
We’ve got 10 names. Can you tell which are real MLB players and which are straight from George Lucas' imagination?
EVERYTHING is going wrong for the Boston Red Sox this year. Not even fans in the stands can catch a break during the disaster season. During the fifth inning of…
The Philadelphia Phillies are not backing down in their pursuit of Alex Cora — even after the former Boston Red Sox manager declined their initial offer.Days after parting ways with Boston, Cora has quickly emerged as one of the most sought-after managerial names on the market. And while he may have turned down Philadelphia once, […] The post Phillies Stay Aggressive in Pursuit of Alex Cora Despite Early Rejection appeared first on HEAVY.
The San Francisco Giants are reshuffling their roster after a six-game losing streak that included a sweep by the Tampa Bay Rays, as president of baseball operations Buster Posey turns to top prospects to address one of the league’s least productive offenses. San Francisco entered Sunday with a 13-20 record, sitting last in the NL […] The post Giants POBO Buster Posey makes attention-grabbing moves after sweep vs. Rays appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Throughout the 2026 season, the Cincinnati Reds bullpen is sure to go through plenty of changes. On Monday, Cincinnati saw a veteran depart the organization. Right-hander Andrew Chafin has opted out of his Reds contract, via Jon Heyman of the New York Post. He is now entering unrestricted free agency. Chafin signed a minor league […] The post Veteran reliever hits free agency after opting out of Reds contract appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The New York Mets lineup for a matchup against the Colorado Rockies on Monday, May 4, will not include left-hander David Peterson.Right-hander Huascar Brazoban will start for the Mets, per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Peterson is an option to work in bulk relief. The veteran was pounded for seven earned runs in his last outing, […] The post Mets Make Decision on Struggling David Peterson Against Rockies appeared first on HEAVY.
The St. Louis Cardinals fell 4-1 to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday at Busch Stadium in Dustin May’s first career start against his former team, as Los Angeles denied a sweep, though St. Louis still won the series 2-1. May, drafted by Los Angeles in the third round (101st overall) of the 2016 MLB […] The post Cardinals star Dustin May’s start vs. Dodgers creates ‘OMG’ viral moment appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Yankees' Cam Schlittler receives bold no-hitter prediction alongside Paul Skenes sportingnews.com
This was at Newark Airport, C terminal, maybe 10 years ago. John Sterling and I were on the same flight bound for Tampa, the start of another spring training for both of us, and as we whittled away the time toward boarding the plane we found ourselves, quite remarkably, transported to a place called Wellsville,...
The Yankees and WFAN announced Sterling's passing Monday at 87, though a cause of death was not disclosed.
At 20-14, the Cincinnati Reds sit just two games behind the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central. They’re expecting to remain true competitors throughout the 2026 season. The team’s rotation is filled with plenty of former top prospects. And the same could be said about Cincinnati’s lineup. With players like Elly De La Cruz leading […] The post Reds’ surprise breakout star behind early NL Central battle appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Boston Red Sox are 13-21 and last in the AL East And not only are their fans feeling the pain of the product on the field, but one fan in particular is feeling it off the field, too. During Sunday’s game at Fenway Park between the Boston Red Sox and the Houston Astros, a […] The post Red Sox Disastrous Season Hits New Low As Dude Who Proposed To His GF At Fenway Gets Rejected In Front Of The Whole Stadium appeared first on BroBible.
The New York Mets’ season has been a disaster. While David Stearns isn't considering radical changes yet, a Freddy Peralta trade could be on the table at the deadline.
Not even a classic Fenway Park proposal could not lift the spirits of Red Sox fans.
Willson Contreras isn't helping the Red Sox. After another series defeat, Contreras pinned the blame on young players in the Boston clubhouse, saying they've changed since Alex Cora was fired.
Monday was emotional day for all Yankees fans and the news hit hard on WFAN.
John Sterling, the legendary voice of the New York Yankees for 35 years, has passed away at 87. Sterling died from complications following heart surgery after suffering a heart attack earlier this year. The news was announced on WFAN — the station where he became a New York institution — by morning hosts Boomer Esiason…
The Red Sox sound about as hopeless as any team in baseball right now as the locker room begins to turn on each other. After trying to put a positive spin on things and firing their stud manager, Alex Cora, Boston looked lost this past weekend against the Houston Astros, mustering just seven runs in...
John Sterling, Legendary Voice of the Yankees, Dead At 87 TMZ
The Atlanta Braves finally got Spencer Strider back on the mound, but he was far from happy with his performance in his 2026 debut on Sunday. In his first start of the season, Strider pitched for just 3 1/3 innings and allowed 3 earned runs on 4 hits in an 11-6 victory over the Colorado … The post Spencer Strider showed tremendous honesty about his 2026 debut appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
The iconic New York radio host, who provided play-by-play commentary for 5,631 regular-season and postseason Yankees games, retired in 2024 after 36 years covering the team.
John Sterling, the beloved radio voice of the New York Yankees for 36 seasons, has died at the age of 87. A native New Yorker born in 1938, Sterling joined the Yankees broadcast booth in 1989 and quickly became a fixture for fans. He called 5,420 regular-season games and 211 postseason contests, including five World … The post John Sterling, legendary Yankees radio voice, dies at 87 appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
