Jazz Chisholm Jr. Not Knowing Basic MLB Rule Says a Lot About the Yankees Jazz Chisholm admitted to not knowing an extremely basic rule of baseball after his game-ending error on Saturday night. Sports Illustrated · Apr 12
Jazz Chisholm Jr. Blames Early Struggles on Cold Weather The Yankees second baseman claims the cold weather has been the reason for his offensive struggles to start the season. Sports Illustrated · Apr 11
Mariners’ Ichiro Statue Reveal Goes Horribly Wrong The Seattle Mariners dedicated a statue to Ichiro outside T-Mobile Park and managed to break the bat while revealing it. Sports Illustrated · Apr 10
SI:AM | The WNBA’s First $1 Million Player Jackie Young is reportedly nearing a deal with the Aces that would make her the first player in league history to earn a seven-figure salary. Sports Illustrated · Apr 10
Cam Schlittler’s Breakout Fuels Yankees’ Pitching Dominance Even with Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón on the injured list, New York's rotation is pacing MLB through the season's first few weeks. Sports Illustrated · Apr 10
MLB Salaries Hit Record High As League Heads Toward Looming Labor Battle Major League Baseball’s average salary jumped to a new high in 2026, just as the league and players are set for a big labor fight. Sports Illustrated · Apr 10
There's a First Time for Everything: Tracking All of MLB's ABS Challenge Firsts From the first-ever ABS challenge to the first ejection involving an ABS challenge, here are all of MLB's firsts involving the new balls-and-strikes arbiter. Sports Illustrated · Apr 9
SI:AM | The NHL Playoff Picture Is a Total Mess With barely more than a week left in the regular season, numerous playoff spots are still up for grabs. Sports Illustrated · Apr 8
Giancarlo Stanton Stole Second, Recording His Second Regular Season SB Since '18 Giancarlo Stanton stole second against the Marlins. Sports Illustrated · Apr 5
Elle Duncan on Netflix’s Opening Night MLB Game: ‘This Was Not for Baseball Purists’ The host blasted critics of the streamer’s Yankees-Giants season opener, and made it clear sports fans aren’t a priority for the service. Sports Illustrated · Apr 3
Inside the Odd Numbers of MLB’s First Week: The Good, the Bad, the Rookies Rookies are running baseball early in the season while a number of big names are struggling. Sports Illustrated · Apr 2
NFL Rules Analysts Have Different Takes on Dan Hurley-Ref Confrontation Gene Steratore and Terry McAulay don’t agree on the UConn coach getting away with physical contact on referee Robert Ayers. Sports Illustrated · Apr 2
Home Sweet Dome: The Rebuilt Tropicana Field Deserves Its Flowers After a hurricane forced them to spend last season in a minor league park, the Rays learned that be it ever so humble, there’s no place like dome. Sports Illustrated · Apr 1
Ian Eagle Shares a Tremendous Nugget on the Viral Video From UConn-Duke Ending The CBS play-by-play voice explains why he wasn’t part of the clip with Bill Raftery and Grant Hill. Sports Illustrated · Mar 31
Sports Illustrated · Mar 31 Yankees Win All Kinds of Challenges, Lose Baseball Game The good news for the Yankees is that they showcased a team-wide understanding of the strike zone on Monday night against the Mariners by successfully challengi
Sports Illustrated · Mar 30 History Says the Giants Are Already in Big Trouble In this week’s Verducci’s View, we cover San Francisco’s inauspicious start, baseball’s left turn, the evolution of Max Fried and more.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 27 NBC Got Almost Everything Right in Its Return to Major League Baseball In a doubleheader on Thursday, all NBC did was take care of the baseball fan.
International Business Times UK · Mar 27 The Eerie Way Bryan Kohberger Responded When A DMV Worker Mentioned The Idaho Murders Newly surfaced footage reveals Bryan Kohberger chatting calmly at a Washington DMV days after stabbing four Idaho students to death, nodding when the clerk mentions the slayings.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 Everything That Went Wrong for Paul Skenes in His Disastrous Opening Day Performance vs. Mets A look at everything that went wrong for Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes after he allowed five runs in the first inning against the New York Mets and was pulled after only getting two outs.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 Opening Day Live Updates: Mets Pound Skenes, ABS Challenge History Made From first pitches to big home runs, follow along with SI as the MLB season begins.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 MLB Teams Are Offering the Saddest 9-9-9 Beer/Hot Dog Challenges at Games This Season The MLB teams offering this challenge probably think they are being cool. But they are not.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 Netflix’s Opening Night Yankees-Giants Broadcast Was a Complete and Total Embarrassment It was crystal clear that Netflix had no interest in catering to baseball fans during its first MLB telecast.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 MLB Opening Day: Building a Lineup of NFL Stars Who Could Have Played Baseball If you’ve ever wondered what an baseball lineup made up of NFL players would look like, you’ve come to the right place.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 The Most Appetizing, Most Absurd, and Most Stomachache-Inducing New Ballpark Foods Here’s what you need to try at MLB ballparks this summer.
Sports Illustrated · Mar 26 Inside the Dodgers’ Blueprint to Become MLB’s Modern Dynasty Yes, L.A. spends gobs of money. But if you think that’s the only key to domination, you’re missing the truth behind the three-peat pursuit.