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- Sep 18, 2026
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Witnessing Misiorowski’s Cy Young-worthy season (opens the original)
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Jacob Misiorowski will have to wait until November to see if his first full major league season ends with a National League Cy Young Award, but the Milwaukee Brewers ace is the runaway winner when it comes to oohs and aahs drawn on the mound. The 24-year-old has thrown 1,053 fastballs over 100 mph this season -- 582 more than anyone else in the sport. Powered by that unparalleled heat, “The Miz” leads the majors with a 1.89 ERA, 0.81 WHIP and 243 strikeouts. What is it like watching MLB’s next g
MLB execs, insiders see Yankees as AL’s team to beat ahead of Rays, Red Sox (opens the original)
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As the 2026 MLB regular season winds down and reaches its conclusion, it’s anyone’s guess as to which teams will emerge as participants in this year’s World Series. Each league has its own version of parity, though the National League clearly possesses a better group of teams this season than the American League. Of course, that won’t matter in the playoffs until the leagues face off in the Fall Classic. With that in mind, we asked a panel of 16 executives and scouts around baseball: Who are the
Inside Hoerner’s unique path to stardom with Cubs (opens the original)
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A BROKEN HAND? That couldn't stop a 10-year-old Nico Hoerner. Playing in Oakland's Babe Ruth League, Hoerner suffered the type of injury that would send major leaguers to the injured list. For most kids, it would knock them out of competition, at least until the cast came off months later. Instead, Hoerner picked up a bat with one hand, learned a new position and kept playing. "I broke my hand catching because the umpire wouldn't scoot back and the hitter just swung and hit my hand," Hoerner rec
Crow-Armstrong vs. Ohtani: Who has the edge in NL MVP race? (opens the original)
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After years of dominating the MVP race -- first in the American League and then for back-to-back seasons after moving to the National League --Los Angeles Dodgerspitcher/designated hitterShohei Ohtanifinally has some competition in the form ofChicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. DraftKings has them neck-and-neck as the favorites to win the award. Ohtani gave way to Crow-Armstrong recently only to gain back the odds lead days later-- with the two exchanging favorite status by the big
MLB execs on 2026 trade deadline deals: Blue Jays, Soriano, Skubal and more (opens the original)
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Who really won the 2026 MLB trade deadline? As fans everywhere digest the reaction to this week’s wheeling and dealing, we went straight to the source, asking a panel of major league scouts and execs to weigh in on the biggest, best and most head-scratching decisions. How do those in the game feel about the Tarik Skubal and Adley Rutschman blockbusters? Which other deals stood out? And which teams struck out looking at the deadline? Here’s what the baseball insiders had to say. NL scout: Upset t
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