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umpires tried to give it back to CLE 2. What’s next for Parker Messick? Similar to Griffin’s next turn, the postponement could impact Messick, who started Game 2 on Tuesday at Tropicana Field. The Plant City, Fla., native was in line to make a second start in his backyard in Game 6 at The Trop on Monday on five days’ rest. Now, the Guardians could move their ace rookie up to the rescheduled Game 5 on Sunday, when they could be in position to clinch the pennant. But how Saturday goes will play into the Sunday pitching plan

Morejon will get $11-13 million per year Mize’s numbers with SD aren’t all that much better than Castillo’s Fb definitely fell off in second half Bubic or Lauer much more realistic

umpires tried to give it back to CLE

cleve fall nighttime weather killed that one

big momentum swing see if guards score here

younger Jose Ramirez catches that

Or they didn't want to spend the money to bring in one of the bigger name possibilities...after paying KW and Hahn for so long.

https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/major-league?pos=ss&qual=350&sortcol=20&sortdir=default&pagenum=1 22nd according to fgraphs Colson 10th Witt Jr. #1

https://www.mlb.com/news/brewers-viral-song-theme-clubhouse-2026-world-series Tired of Chase DeLauter/Country Roads

30 years since Bama Texas UGA all lost on same teams and since 1990 two top ten teams go down to unranked teams on same day Texas/Florida and UGA/Auburn Nebraska fans suffer heartbreak yet again...talk about thirty years of bad fortune

TB offense nonexistent

Eight members of the Rays' lineup hitting at a 619 ops clip or lower .666 constitutes a strong performer this postseason

we don't know this for sure since he wasn't offered by Getz and the strength of his season was the back half of the season as Martin crashed Detmer's August and September headline numbers are almost pristine

Plano to me just feels like neighborhood after neighborhood of $325,000-475,000 houses it's also not being criss crossed by major highways to the same extent

Auburn wins at UGA. Bama thumped at Tennessee de Boer might have to look for an exit #1/7 Texas loses twice in a row to unwanted teams OSU keeps playoff hopes alive by a Marsh foot on the sideline in EZ 24 teams is just overkill though More ?'s How long can the Buckeyes survive without Sayin though? What next BYU over ND without LJ Martin? seems nobody is giving them much of a shot

"Lots of people want to be owners and lots of people don't realize how hard it is to be an owner. I keep telling people, it's not as easy as I thought," he said. "The owners care more about winning than making money. They're not against making money. Of course, they don't want to lose money. The obsession with winning and beating your competitors is really what drives these people who own these teams. There's nothing as satisfying as winning a championship." but Rubinstein also said this Ofc he's in the AL East too

https://www.mlb.com/news/brewers-to-face-rays-or-guardians-in-2026-world-series They couldn't watch that series and not say the better team won... Brewers were faster younger more exciting dynamic swing speed/ev etc. Plus MIZ. Padres had the much more competitive series and fluky plays like France off the ceiling G1 and Machado's HR ball being robbed.

Devin Williams Corbin Burnes Josh Hader Let Adames walk. Durbin Collins Monasterio Perkins last offseason

Arlington is suburban? Plus, they have the Cowboys' stadium in the same area. Six Flags and the airport, etc. But Plano is true suburban DFW. The Chiefs/Royals are the only similar setup with miles of parking lots in the middle of nowhere...and both are leaving for greener, separate pastures. Absolutely nothing to do there but tailgate for football games. Or the Meadowlands...but they built one of the biggest malls in America not so far from there, right?

“It’s just one of those things throughout the season; things kinda come up,” Montgomery said. “It’s just getting ahead of it so it doesn’t linger and get any worse. We’re looking to play long-term this season, so we thought this was the best thing to do. “Yesterday, [it] felt a little stiff and kind of locked up. But as I got treatment and did some exercises, moving around, it felt a lot better. Today, came in, felt a lot better." cst seems more like back spasms than a herniated disc

"He's arguably the highest upside player in the system, at least on the MLB team" Not seeing it with Braden. He's never going to be a plus runner and his arm only makes him slightly above average in RE. That means he's going to have to hit and hit for significant power to be valuable at all on a corner. When you said system...I took that to mean all levels from draft through active roster. Colson Bonemer Cholowsky and Billy Carlson would rank higher because middle infielders and catchers will always carry more weight than corner outfielders. Then there's Teel and ofc Vargas still with untapped potential as well...considering Kyle really hasn't even finished one full season of at bats.

"Lots of people want to be owners and lots of people don't realize how hard it is to be an owner. I keep telling people, it's not as easy as I thought," he said. "The owners care more about winning than making money. They're not against making money. Of course, they don't want to lose money. The obsession with winning and beating your competitors is really what drives these people who own these teams. There's nothing as satisfying as winning a championship."

From Rich Dubroff of Baltimore Baseball: Rubenstein purchased a majority stake in the Orioles from the Angelos family in 2024, at a valuation of $1.725 billion. It feels obvious to say that MLB owners are making a ton of money, with the income apparently surpassing even what Rubenstein makes from The Carlyle Group private equity firm he co-founded (which drove his estimated net worth above $4 billion). Billionaires rarely buy something if they aren't going to make money from it. However, that's not the image the owners will be projecting once the likely lockout begins.

"You can't win this game by yourself," second baseman Brice Turang said. "You got to trust in your teammates to get it done. And if that's moving a guy over, then you move the guy over. And sometimes in trying to move them over, you drive a ball in the gap, and you end up scoring them. So you end up doing yourself a favor. So I think, when you play that way, good things happen."