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The Baltimore Orioles are entering a phase where every decision has a price. As their young players approach the expensive arbitration years, the team can no longer afford to "wait and see." The Orioles must clearly identify who their long-term pillars are—and who aren't. For Colton Cowser, the 2026 season could be the final dividing line. Just two years ago, Cowser was a symbol of the future. In the 2024 season, he ... Read more

Game 2 of the 2025 NLCS ended on a somber note. The 5–1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers not only put the Milwaukee Brewers at a disadvantage in the series — it was also Freddy Peralta's final appearance in the Brewers' yellow and green. Peralta fought for 5 2/3 innings, allowing three earned runs against an unstoppable Dodgers team. When he walked off the mound that night, few thought it was a farewell. But the 2025–26 ... Read more

Game 2 of the 2025 NLCS ended on a somber note. The 5–1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers not only put the Milwaukee Brewers at a disadvantage in the series — it was also Freddy Peralta's final appearance in the Brewers' yellow and green. Peralta fought for 5 2/3 innings, allowing three earned runs against an unstoppable Dodgers team. When he walked off the mound that night, few thought it was a farewell. But the 2025–26 ... Read more

A quarterback listed on the injury report is usually a welcome sight for a Super Bowl defense. For the Seattle Seahawks, it has had the opposite effect. As New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye appeared with a banged-up right shoulder ahead of the Super Bowl, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald delivered a message that felt less reassuring than revealing. Seattle isn’t preparing for a diminished opponent. They’re ... Read more

Fernando Tatis Jr. doesn’t sound frustrated anymore. That, more than any stat line, may be the most revealing sign heading into 2026. After a 2025 season that oscillated between brilliance and inconsistency, the Padres star speaks now with calm certainty. The adjustments are behind him, he says. The doubts too. What’s coming next, in his words, will be “really special.” Confidence has never been Tatis’ problem. ... Read more