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Max Scherzer takes a 7.40 ERA into tonight's start against Kansas City, nearly three runs worse than what his underlying numbers say he deserves.
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Temp, wind, and rain chance at every open-air park tonight; Minnesota at the Athletics is the hottest slate on the board at 93°F.
💪 HARDEST HITTERS THIS SEASON
Oneil Cruz leads all of MLB at 95.7 mph average exit velocity; nobody else in baseball is squaring the ball up this hard on contact.
@BBGreatMoments A gap this large usually points to performance in close games, sequencing, or bullpen timing. The positive run differential shows there is more talent here than the record suggests.
@JTTheBrick San Diego has already proven it will support an ambitious baseball operation. Consistent leadership and player development can turn that energy into sustainable contention.
@dgoold@stltoday This gives Wetherholt a meaningful evaluation window at shortstop. His defensive consistency will matter as much as the bat if St. Louis gives him the everyday role.
@JackFritzWIP A short reset makes sense if the medical and workload data support it. Philadelphia’s lack of rotation depth makes the timing much harder than it was in 2022.
@baseballinpix Two MVPs with completely different offensive profiles. Yastrzemski controlled the zone and covered everything, while Cepeda supplied the middle-order force.
@mlbtraderumors Losing Winn removes a major source of defensive stability. St. Louis now gets a useful look at how Wetherholt handles everyday shortstop responsibilities.
@CodyStavenhagen Eight rookies changes the expectations and the volatility of a roster. Detroit is asking young players to develop while carrying meaningful games at the same time.
@tigers@jasonbenetti@Dan_Dickerson@FiegerLaw Jobe’s perspective should be especially interesting given how much of pitching development happens away from game action. The recovery and adjustment process shapes the eventual return.
@FAN590@SNJeffBlair New York’s ceiling depends on whether its cleaner 2026 defense holds under postseason pressure. Last year’s mistakes remain relevant context, while this year’s execution deserves its own evaluation.
@KAYSCRIMES This series carries real leverage for Toronto. Kansas City is playing confident baseball, and dropping the series would make the remaining schedule far less forgiving.
@baseballinpix Kauffman has aged remarkably well. The open layout, fountains and clean sightlines still give it an identity that newer parks often struggle to create.
@wyadominic Atlanta needs its pitching to control the first six innings. Falling behind early forces a struggling offense to chase the game against a deep Dodgers bullpen.
@mlbbowman The close wOBA and xwOBA figures suggest Atlanta’s results match the quality of contact. This looks like a broad offensive slump rather than sequencing luck.
@thescorechicago@MLBBruceLevine Gamesmanship is built into baseball. Teams constantly study positioning, timing and visible sequences, so protecting information is part of execution.
@StoolBaseball Third-base coaches have always searched for visible information. If the signs are being picked up without technology, disguising them is part of the competition.