Though there was no MLB Rule 5 draft after the last MLB work stoppage, teams have been told not to assume that would be the case again. So each team must decide on their own whether to protect players who are now eligible for Rule 5 draft or take the risk there won't be one after labor deal is reached. Marlins are leaning toward protecting at least a couple prospects who need protection in normal year, per source.
@TeamYouTube my channel was removed for spam, deceptive practices, and scams
I have no idea why that was the case but I have a stream planned in 7 hours and request an expedited review
My channel is in full compliance. There is no spam. I give commentary on sporting events and make videos about the history of the NFL
This is my full time job and I have been in compliance with policies since day 1. I have no idea what triggered this or if this is a targeted attack on me but I need my channel back. This is the third time in the last year that your automated system flagged me for spam and deceptive practices even though my channel is literally just me on camera commentating the game
I will pursue further legal action if I cannot get my channel back in the appropriate time
Michael King's strikeout rate has decreased each of the last four seasons. Here are the only other pitchers to do so, as well as their 2026 ERA (min. 50 IP)
* Zac Gallen (6.07)
* Seth Lugo (5.17)
* Taylor Rogers (4.33)
* Aaron Civale (4.20)
A warning sign for his free agency?
Further clarification on the Royals’ three-man hitting coach situation:
Per source, Hunter Mense will join Marcus Thames as the team’s hitting coaches, while Connor Dawson’s title will be Offensive Coordinator.
Much to report on from opening statements in USA vs. Clase/Ortiz, but one funny moment.
The prosecution tried to show how PitchCom works to the jury. But, alas, it didn’t work.
MLB official Paul Mifsud, the 1st witness, figured the battery was dead.
Just like in a real game.