UNCOVERED: 11 | History Defined

Edwin Díaz’s Dodgers Struggles Are Even Worse Than They Look

The Dodgers’ highly paid closer has been awful this season. A look inside his numbers reveals some troubling trends.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 17

The Dodgers’ Fatal Flaws Are Finally Catching Up With Them

The defending champions’ weaknesses were on full display in a sloppy, mistake-ridden series loss to the Brewers, raising serious questions about their bid for a three-peat.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 17

Tommy John, the Man Behind Baseball’s Most Famous Surgery, Dies at 83

Tommy John, an All-Star pitcher whose name is tied to the most famous surgery in sports, died at 83 on Sunday.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 16

The White Sox's ‘Pope Hat’ Night Looked Like Heaven on Earth

And it really was, according to the fans we asked.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 12

Five MLB Trade Deadline Moves That Are Already Paying Off

Several players acquired at the trade deadline have gotten off to fast starts for their new teams.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 12

SI:AM | The Numbers Behind Paul Skenes’s Stunning Dropoff

There’s one glaring difference that might explain why the Pirates star has declined sharply this season after a historically great start to his career.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 12

Cal Raleigh's Season-Long Slump Is Far From the Mariners’ Only Problem

Raleigh’s drop-off has been historic, but his co-stars in Seattle’s lineup have largely disappointed, too.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 12

Paul Skenes’s Struggles Can Be Traced to a Slight Windup Change

The Pirates ace hasn’t looked like himself since early June, when a mechanical shift took hold.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 11

Apollo Backs the Yankees With $2.6 Billion in Financing

Apollo Sports Capital is providing $2.6 billion in debt and equity financing to Yankee Global Enterprises, bringing the private-equity firm in as a new strategic backer of the New York Yankees’ holding company.

Benzinga · Aug 11

SI:AM | The Weirdest Baseball Play You’ll See All Season

The umps in the Red Sox-Blue Jays game had to apply the rarely used “fourth out” rule after a confusing sequence in the seventh inning.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 11