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On TwitterInsider says Sean Payton has Broncos believing they're better than Chiefs
It's a hot take to say the Denver Broncos could surprise the Kansas City Chiefs this season and win the AFC West.
Diamondbacks dealt slew of bad injury news on pitching front
In a season where the list of injured pitchers for the Arizona Diamondbacks just keeps growing, the franchise was dealt even more bad news on Friday.
Five best National League West starting pitchers right now
One of the reasons why four NL West teams have postseason aspirations is strong starting pitching. With that in mind, let's take a look at the five best current starters in the division.
Will Bryce Harper overlook past if Phillies want to make this trade?
As the Phillies explore upgrades for a postseason run, one particular name that has come up brings a bit of extra intrigue.
Rafael Devers' words stinging for Red Sox and what could have been
On Tuesday, it didn't take long for Rafael Devers to answer a big question about his San Francisco Giants future. It also took that same amount of time for the Boston Red Sox to wonder what could have been in Devers had felt the same way earlier in 2025.
What we learned from Shohei Ohtani's first pitches of 2025
Shohei Ohtani finally returned to the mound on Monday night and the San Diego Padres were ready for him. But that doesn't mean that the reigning National League Most Valuable Player was disappointing in his return.
Underrated National League All-Star candidates
Here's a look at one underrated potential All-Star on each National League team.
This Camilo Doval stat is going under the radar with Giants' success
One of the reasons for San Francisco's success so far this season has been the reemergence of Doval.
A realistic dream scenario for every National League team
With roughly 40 percent of the Major League Baseball regular season completed, teams know where they stand. (Sorry, Pittsburgh Pirates and Colorado Rockies.) But let's provide even the dregs with hope.
Justin Verlander takes a big step toward his Giants return
After logging a strong simulated game on Wednesday at Coors Field, San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Justin Verlander took another big step toward a return to the mound.
Shohei Ohtani's progress on mound has Dodgers changing comeback tune
Riddled by injuries so far this season, the Los Angeles Dodgers rotation could be getting an infusion of Shohei Ohtani sooner than expected.
Giants could find a silver lining in Matt Chapman's injury
San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman was on his way to a potential All-Star Game nomination, but now the veteran third baseman has hit the injured list, throwing a wrench in his season and a roadblock in front of the high-flying Giants.
Rockies approaching dubious record that no one is talking about
Of all the numbers that have illustrated just how historically bad the Colorado Rockies have been to start the 2025 season, there is another record the franchise is approaching that is head-shaking as well.
Brian Snitker's job 'safe' with Braves, but could reunion happen in 2026?
While the Atlanta Braves may be underperforming so far this season, one MLB insider believes their 27-36 record heading into Sunday's action won't be enough to cost manager Brian Snitker his job.
A look at Juan Soto's career after Mets star reaches big milestone
When Juan Soto stepped into the batter’s box at Coors Field on Saturday night, it marked his 1,000th Major League Baseball game. It wasn’t just another milestone.
Francisco Lindor talks toe injury, what comes next after Mets win in Colorado
It may not have been on the level of Willis Reed's comeback for New York sports fans, but Francisco Lindor certainly shone for the New York Mets amid an injury on Friday night.
Mets manager feeling 'a little bit better' about Francisco Lindor's injury
Dealing with a broken pinky toe on his right foot, Francisco Lindor still may be available to make an impact sometime this weekend for the New York Mets against the Colorado Rockies.
Ezequiel Tovar injury update is concerning for Rockies
Even when the Colorado Rockies post a victory, bad news seems to find its way into the organization.
Rockies give encouraging news on Chase Dollander's injury status
In a season that has been anything but positive for the Colorado Rockies, there was at least a glimmer of good news on Monday before starting a three-game series in South Florida against the Miami Marlins.
Most tradable asset for every National League team
Ahead of the big league trade deadline on July 31, Yardbarker MLB writers identify each National League team's most tradable asset.
With Knicks eliminated, all eyes in New York turn to Juan Soto
With the New York Knicks eliminated in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals by the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night, all eyes in the Big Apple will now focus squarely on Juan Soto's struggles or success with the New York Mets.
Former Rangers draft pick finds calling, success in Pioneer League
After injuries short-circuited his dream of making it to the big leagues as a pitcher, Michael Schlact is now helping players chase their own dreams in the Pioneer League.
One promising trend for every National League team
Even the dregs of the National League — we're looking at you, Colorado Rockies, Pittsburgh Pirates and Miami Marlins — can revel in a little good news.
Broncos' Bo Nix is living his best Colorado life this offseason
In a little over 24 hours over Memorial Day weekend, the 25-year-old Nix was very visible around Denver, even without his Broncos jersey on.
Yankees manager, GM give encouraging update on Giancarlo Stanton
It sounds like there could be a timetable for a potential return of Giancarlo Stanton to the New York Yankees' lineup.
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