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Tommy Pham Convinced White Sox GM to Let Him Play, And It Quickly Paid Off

A literal elevator pitch from Tommy Pham to White Sox GM Chris Getz helped get the veteran outfielder into Wednesday’s lineup, and he made the most of his opportunity.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Dodgers Made a Small Change to Tarik Skubal’s Strategy On the Mound

Since Los Angeles acquired the ace before the trade deadline, his pitch selection has slightly changed.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Paralyzed A's minor leaguer Ryan Lasko leaves hospital more than two months after spinal-cord injury

Ryan Lasko, a minor league prospect with the Athletics who was paralyzed in an outfield collision more than two months ago, has been released from an in-patient rehabilitation hospital

The Independent UK · Sep 16

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SI:AM | Mets’ Sean Manaea Thinks Curtain Call for Pete Alonso Was ‘Crazy’

The Orioles slugger hit his 300th career home run in dramatic fashion and earned a warm response from the fans in Queens.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Carson Benge and Spencer Jones Are Stars in the Making in New York

The Mets’ Benge and the Yankees’ Jones both made impressive midseason adjustment to turn around their debut seasons.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15

Sam Menzin Breaks Down 7 Lessons From a Major League Front Office That Every Founder Can Use

Sam Menzin rose from entry-level analyst to Vice President and Assistant General Manager of the Detroit Tigers by thirty-one. When he left to start two companies, he found that some of the most useful lessons from baseball applied just as well to entrepreneurship.

International Business Times · Sep 15

How a Banned Minor Leaguer Adopted a New Persona—and Rode It to the Majors

After being barred from playing organized baseball, Bert Chapman changed his name, slipped into the majors and kept his secret for years.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15

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It’s Time for Shohei Ohtani to Give Up Pitching for Good

Shohei Ohtani’s two-way ability made him a star. But after numerous injuries it’s time for him to stop pitching and focus solely on hitting.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15

Legionnaires’ disease bacteria found at Yankee Stadium amid deadly Bronx outbreak

Ten people have tested positive for the illness so far, including one individual who died and three who are currently hospitalized, according to the Health Department

The Independent UK · Sep 14

Gerrit Cole’s ABS Excuse Falls Flat

The Yankees hurler has had trouble inducing whiffs lately and thinks MLB’s challenge system is to blame. There’s little statistical evidence to back his claim.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 14

12 Milestones and Records That Could Be Set in Final Weeks of MLB Season

With just a couple of weeks left to play, these players will be hoping to achieve (or avoid) some significant milestones.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 14

Arch Manning Finally Answered the Biggest Question About His Career

After a rocky first season as Texas’s starter, the QB led a 20-point comeback against No. 1 Ohio State and showed he could deliver when the stakes are the highest.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 13

2026 MLB Trade Deadline Superlatives, Five Weeks Later

Who’s the best hitter, pitcher, prospect and under-the-radar pickup acquired during this year’s trade season?

Sports Illustrated · Sep 11

The 10 Most Disappointing Players of the 2026 MLB Season

The season's not yet over, but the verdict is in: these big-name players have had years to forget.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 11

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Sports Illustrated · Sep 11

Verducci’s View: The Rays’ Latest Reclamation Project, and Remembering 9/11 Victims

Freddy Peralta is the latest hurler to arrive in Tampa and emerge a better pitcher for it. Plus, remembering five former pro baseball players who died on 9/11.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 10

The Brewers Are Lapping the Field in Terms of Pitching Velocity

Jacob Misiorowski isn’t their only pitcher hurling 100-mph fastballs. Milwaukee has figured out how to conjure triple-digit heaters out of thin air.

The Times of India · Sep 10

In 1952, this baseball card sold for pennies; one later fetched $12.6 million after others sank.

A 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for a record $12.6 million at auction. This sale marked the first sports item to achieve eight figures at auction. The card's exceptional condition, graded Mint+ 9.5, contributed significantly to its value. Previously purchased for $50,000 in 1991, its worth increased dramatically over…

The Independent UK · Sep 10

Isao Harimoto, A-bomb survivor and Japan baseball great known as 'Hit Machine,' dies at 86

Isao Harimoto, the baseball great who survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb and still holds Japan’s hits record, has died

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Sports Illustrated · Sep 10

Where Pete Crow-Armstrong's 2026 Season Stands in Cubs History

The NL MVP frontrunner is enjoying one of the best seasons ever by a Cubs position player. But is it the best?

Sports Illustrated · Sep 10

Derek Jeter’s Most Meaningful World Series Was the One He Lost

The 2001 World Series between the Yankees and Diamondbacks was played in the shadow of 9/11. Even though New York lost, it’s a Fall Classic that Jeter remembers with pride.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 9

Paul Skenes Has Uncomfortably Transformed Into a Pitching Craftsman

The Pirates ace hasn’t been able to find his best stuff for much of this season and has been forced to drastically alter his approach.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 8

MLB’s 10 Most Improved Players

The players who began as early season surprises and who have maintained an elite level into a sixth month are legit breakout stars.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 8

Aaron Judge’s Return Comes At a Crucial Time for the Yankees

Aaron Judge is back, and the Yankees need him now more than ever.

The Guardian - US · Sep 7

For baseball’s Black and Latino players, it’s always 1926 somewhere

From home-run celebrations to tilted caps, players embracing joy continue to collide with an old guard devoted to Dust Bowl grimness

Sports Illustrated · Sep 4

The 10 Most Devastating Regular Season Collapses in MLB History

These teams learned the hard way that you can never feel safe until your magic number is zero.

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