Author: JC Giff
Chicago Cubs Lock Up Pete Crow-Armstrong
Pete Crow-Armstrong is on the verge of a career-defining commitment. He and the Chicago Cubs are finalizing a long-term contract extension. This deal is reportedly worth more than $100 million. It underscores his rapid ascent from a premium trade acquisition. He has become the defensive anchor and face of the franchise. Purchase tickets via Ticketmaster […]
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Minnesota Twins Roster Moves 03/23/2026
The Minnesota Twins have just two spring training games left. They will open their season with the Baltimore Orioles on the road. The Twins will play two more games against the Boston Red Sox before heading to Baltimore. This Spring has not gone well, record-wise, for the Minnesota Twins with a 9-18 record. Before the […]
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Nick Lodolo Exits Last Spring Start with Injury
The Cincinnati Reds suffer another pitching issue in today’s game with the Cleveland Guardians. With Hunter Greene already sidelined until halfway through the year, and Andrew Abbott struggling all spring long. The Reds saw left-hand pitcher Nick Lodolo leave his last spring training start early without recording an out. Opening day is Thursday with the […]
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Pittsburgh Pirates Announce Starting Rotation
The Pittsburgh Pirates open the Regular season on the road with a three-game series against the New York Mets. As they wind down Spring Training, they have announced how the starting rotation will look to start the season. Purchase tickets via Ticketmaster Paul Skenes No question here, Paul Skenes will get the Opening Day start […]
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Three Chicago Cubs Prospects to Keep an Eye on in 2026
As Spring Training winds down, young players begin heading back to minor league camp. However, for the Chicago Cubs, this spring felt different. The organization showcased an impressive wave of young talent, with several prospects making the most of extended opportunities. The Cubs experienced heightened attention due to injuries and roster decisions. Events like the […]
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Pittsburgh Pirates Roster Moves 03/21/2026
The Pittsburgh Pirates have made a decision regarding their top prospect today. The Pirates lost their game today, 8-3, to the Toronto Blue Jays. Heading into the game with Paul Skenes on the mound and top prospect Konnor Griffin starting at Shortstop many thought perhaps Griffin was closing in on the news of making the […]
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Did the Pittsburgh Pirates Finally Fix Their Biggest Problem This Offseason?
The Pittsburgh Pirates finished 20 games below .500 last season, ending the year at 71–91 and last in the NL Central. What makes that record even more frustrating is that the pitching wasn’t the problem. As a staff, the Pirates ranked 7th in the National League in ERA (4.33), 5th in WHIP (1.32), 3rd in […]
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Cincinnati Reds “Six-Man Rotation” Might Be Hiding a Bigger Problem
The Cincinnati Reds officially revealed their Opening Day Pitching staff—and one decision immediately stands out. Hunter Greene is expected to miss the first half of the season. To stabilize the rotation, the Reds are turning to a mix of youth and depth. Rhett Lowder, Brandon Williamson, and Chase Burns are all set to be part […]
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New York Mets Roster Moves 03/17/2026
The New York Mets have an 11-9 record this spring in Grapefruit League play. Sean Manaea will pitch today against Sandy Alcantara and the Miami Marlins. The game is at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium with a 1:10 PM first pitch. The Mets will open their regular season with a three-game home series against the Pittsburgh […]
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Takeaways from Reds Spring Training Loss to Arizona
Today, the Cincinnati Reds faced the Arizona Diamondbacks at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Cactus League play. Andrew Abbott received the start for the Reds, while Ryne Nelson got the call for the Diamondbacks. Before everyone panics, keep in mind today’s lineup was missing key pieces that will be regular-season mainstays. Elly De […]
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