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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 7, 2026
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MLB Source Calls Out Umpire For Going ‘Too Far’ On Tilted-Hat Ejection (opens the original)
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The entire baseball world agreed that umpire Doug Eddings was out of line Friday night when he told rookie relief pitcher Hancel Rincon he was wearing his hat incorrectly in his Major League debut. We didn't need the MLB to come out and tell us we were right. But they did anyway. And it’s nice to be told you’re right now and then. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has a few anonymous sources inside the MLB’s brass who told him that the umpire’s treatment of the rookie exceeded his call of duty. “Ump
It’s Time For Brewers Fans To Smash Panic Button On Jacob Misiorowski (opens the original)
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This may be the most unpopular article I've ever published, but I believe it’s time for Milwaukee Brewers fans to smash the panic button on baseball’s best pitcher, Jacob Misiorowski. Nearly a month ago, I published an article detailing the surprising downtick in the Miz’s fastball velocity. I researched Misiorowski’s pitch selection and discovered that he was going to his second and third pitch more than he ever had in his career. In his next two outings, the trend continued with the velocity f
Sal Frelick Playing With Torn Labrum For Rest Of Brewers Season (opens the original)
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Sal Frelick told reporters on Tuesday that he would be playing through a torn labrum for the rest of the Milwaukee Brewers season. However, he was quick to attempt to dispel any concern that fact may create. Frelick revealed that doctors told him most pro athletes have torn labrums without even knowing it. “Ultimately, it’s a torn labrum, which is never what you want to hear, but how they explained it to me was that if they had an MRI of my shoulder five years ago, it would have looked relativel
Cardinals Have Easiest Remaining Schedule In National League (opens the original)
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It is taking everything the St. Louis Cardinals have to stay afloat in the jam-packed National League playoff race. Injury luck has not been in their favor. In August alone, they’ve had road tilts with the New York Yankees, the Chicago Cubs, the Philadelphia Phillies, and a five-game stint in Cincinnati doing battle with the Reds. Translation: it’s been a brutal month. However, there is a great bright silver lining. Nobody in the conference has an easier remaining schedule than St. Louis. On Tue
One Disastrous Inning Costs Cardinals Win In Torrential Downpour (opens the original)
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The St. Louis Cardinals let a much-needed win slip through their fingers on Wednesday night in Cincinnati. The Cards were in the game late, trailing by just one run in the bottom of the eighth, when a string of errors and infield singles left St. Louis down by three runs. It started with a single from the leadoff hitter, Jose Trevino. Trevino then advanced to second on a wild pitch, which set off the cascade of events in the inning. Matt McLain, who is batting in the nine-hole with a measly .192
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