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.
Ahead of the big league trade deadline on July 31, Yardbarker MLB writers identify each National League team's most tradable asset.
The Milwaukee Brewers erupted for 17 runs in their 17-7 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday, pushing their season-high win streak to six games.
Former MVP Christian Yelich played the hero for his 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.
Starting pitcher Logan Henderson is off to one of the most dominant starts in MLB history, but that didn't prevent a return to Triple-A.
Tylor Megill delivered a much-needed performance for both himself and the New York Mets on Wednesday against the Boston Red Sox, striking out 10 batters to help New York snap its three-game losing streak.
With the regular season roughly a quarter over, Yardbarker MLB writers identify a worrisome trend for every National League team.
The Brewers offense has sputtered in May, scoring just 25 runs in 12 games.
A quarter of the way through a 162-game regular season, several teams clearly are disaster areas. (We're looking at you, Colorado Rockies, Pittsburgh Pirates and Miami Marlins.) But several are performing above expectations.
As the MLB regular season approaches the quarter pole, let's spotlight the pitching duos making the biggest impact. Many 1-2 punches have dominated at the top of rotations, but some of the most effective duos have emerged from deeper in the starting five.
Two months before the All-Star Game, some MLB teams are already contemplating call-ups from their minor league systems.
After selecting two wide receivers within their first three picks of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Packers now have a deep receiving corps that will need to sort itself out soon.
Six months before the end of the regular season, Yardbarker's MLB writers identify the MVP so far on each National League team.
As they look forward to a summer of baseball, Yardbarker MLB writers offer knee-jerk reactions for all National League teams.
Caleb Durbin, acquired in December from the New York Yankees as part of the trade package for relief pitcher Devin Williams, is set to make his MLB debut with the Brewers on Friday.
In his third season in the majors, Athletics first baseman Tyler Soderstrom has emerged as an unexpected power bat, leading all batters with eight home runs early into the 2025 season.
Facing a depleted starting rotation, the Milwaukee Brewers have seen their options dwindle with seven starting pitchers currently on the injured list.
Some players are overperforming early in the Major League Baseball schedule and are due to regress.
With roughly 10 percent of the regular season over, Yardbarker Major League Baseball writers are eager to spend other people's money. Here are prime candidates for contract extensions for each NL team.
Brice Turang may not yet be a household name across MLB, but the 2025 season is quickly shaping up to be an offensive breakout campaign for the Brewers 2B.
Major League Baseball is only roughly 6 percent through a 162-game regular season, but that's not stopping Yardbarker MLB writers from delivering knee-jerk reactions about NL teams.
On his 27th birthday, Brewers right-handed pitcher Elvin Rodriguez made his return to the major-league mound for the first time since 2023 — a season in which he logged only one appearance.
Only a few games into the Major League Baseball season, many players have sparkled on the diamond. But what player on each team has displayed long-term greatness (or potential long-term greatness) good enough to be considered a candidate for the Hall of Fame?
Opening Day has arrived, bringing action and excitement to the diamond. Let’s take a look at the winners and losers from Thursday’s action.