Phillies Surge Jeoparizes Braves Division Lead The Philadelphia Phillies have transformed from April’s disaster into June’s most dangerous team in the National League. After starting the season 10 games under .500 with a run differential worse than –50, the Phillies now sit at 47–38 and have climbed to within three games of the Atlanta Braves. […]
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Marcus Semien to Injured List New York Mets second baseman Marcus Semien will spend the next four to six weeks on the injured list with a Grade Three hip flexor strain. The veteran infielder hit the 10-day injured list last week due to a hip injury. Upon further evaluation, the month-long timetable was determined. Jon […]
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During a six-game losing streak, the New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza Friday morning. The team made the announcement after being swept by the Chicago Cubs. Mendoza spent three and half years in Queens, going 206–199 with a .509 win-loss %. He led the Mets to the 2024 NLCS, but was at the helm of […]
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Dual Phillies Comebacks against Nationals Show a Team that Refuses to Lose The Philadelphia Phillies pulled off something remarkable in Washington this week. Two nights. Two ninth‑inning deficits. Two wins. The Phillies’ consecutive comeback victories over the Washington Nationals defied logic, probability, and the patience of every fan in Nationals Park. The First Miracle: Eight […]
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In a one-for-one trade, the New York Mets sent lefty David Peterson to the Chicago Cubs for prospect Cole Mathis on Wednesday night, as first reported by Jeff Passan of ESPN. The deal comes after the Mets lost three straight games to the Cubs, with the series finale being on Thursday. Peterson, meanwhile, had a […]
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Diamondbacks 9, Cardinals 4 The St. Louis Cardinals could not recover from a six-run fourth inning Wednesday night at Busch Stadium, falling 9-4 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Matthew Liberatore surrendered all six runs in that frame and took the loss. José Fermín and Blaze Jordan provided most of the offense for the Cardinals, but the […]
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The New York Mets have patiently waited for righty Kodai Senga to provide them with quality performances. They hoped that he could return to being an All-Star-caliber starter. Yet, the Japanese product has continued to fall short of those expectations. In his last outing, he surrendered seven earned runs, three hits, and five walks in […]
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