The Rays stared down Cam Schlittler and used the scouting report everyone knows to top the Yankees: Put the ball in play and wait for the Yankees to do something stupid.Sully looks at an inexcusable 4 error performance, including a mindboggling three first inning errors, that torpedoed the Yankees best chance against the Rays and put them on the brink of elimination. Meanwhile the Rays played smart ball and took advantage of the sloppy play.Meanwhile the White Sox dusted themselves off from a dusty

David Ross and Anthony Rizzo are BACK with Episode 16 of Ross & Rizzo Unfiltered where the guys REACT to the Tampa Bay Rays beating the New York Yankees to take a 2-0 lead in the ALDS. The guys discuss the SLOPPY defense as the Yanks made 4 errors, and more mental mistakes, as well as their lack of hitting this series. The Yankees have 5 hits in the first two games, and the guys debate whether it’s too late for the Yankees to turn it on and make a comeback. The guys react to the Chicago

The Pirates have some pieces to build around in the infield, starting with Konnor Griffin, but there are still some major questions heading into 2027.Alex Stumpf breaks down where Nick Gonzales, Spencer Horwitz, Jared Triolo and the rest of the current group fit, what prospects like Murf Gray could eventually provide, and why the Pirates may have to go outside the organization for another impact infielder. And above everything else: can they really afford to let Brandon Lowe walk? Read Alex

🚨 ¡Yankees contra la pared! Nueva York vuelve a sufrir con los errores y una ofensiva apagada, mientras Freddy Peralta y los Rays quedan a solo una victoria de avanzar a la Serie de Campeonato. 🔥 Además, los White Sox vuelven a remontar y ahora buscarán la clasificación en casa. Hoy tenemos Yamamoto vs. Chris Sale en Dodgers-Braves y Milwaukee intentará completar la barrida ante San Diego. 🏆 También repasamos la apertura de las votaciones para el Premio Hank Aaron 2026.Conviértete en un supporter

Jack and Spencer break down the first two games of the NLDS, from overcoming an off night for Jacob Misiorowski to Jackson Chourio's big hit against Mason Miller.

The NLDS shifts to Truist Park tied 1-1, and the Braves have the pitcher they want most on the mound: Chris Sale. Barrett Sallee and Chris Dimino break down why Game 3 is so pivotal, the case for Sale on extra rest, and whether Yoshinobu Yamamoto could show rust after 13 days without a game appearance. They also look back at the bullpen’s huge Game 2 effort, from Ray Kerr and Didier Fuentes to Dylan Lee, why Michael Harris II has been Atlanta’s postseason star so far, and what Ronald

The NLDS shifts to Truist Park tied 1-1, and the Braves have the pitcher they want most on the mound: Chris Sale. Barrett Sallee and Chris Dimino break down why Game 3 is so pivotal, the case for Sale on extra rest, and whether Yoshinobu Yamamoto could show rust after 13 days without a game appearance. They also look back at the bullpen’s huge Game 2 effort, from Ray Kerr and Didier Fuentes to Dylan Lee, why Michael Harris II has been Atlanta’s postseason star so far, and what Ronald

You can donate to the Kyra Fund using this link: https://fundraise.gbmresearch.org/campaign/812889/donate Today’s word of the day is ‘ugly’ as in the Yankees as in the Yankees defense as in the Yankees base running as in the Yankees. What a mess last night was against the Rays. In what should have been a close game got out of hand when the Yankees made three first inning errors and then what should have been two more later on in the game. Just sloppy. (24:50) The White Sox magic is still there! The

The Chicago White Sox shatter playoff expectations with unconventional pitching strategies, defying baseball purists and rewriting October norms. Manager Will Venable’s creative use of openers, putting starters like Sean Burke in bulk relief, and rookie standouts such as Braden Montgomery have fueled the team’s surprise run. The White Sox have become the first MLB team to win four straight postseason games with starters pitching four or fewer innings, raising questions about the necessity of

Series even a game a piece as it returns to Truist Park for Games 3 & 4. Barrett Sallee joins The Locker Room with a preview of what to expect tonight for Game 3 Ford Leadoff Show starts at 4:45p with First Pitch scheduled for 6p. Dodgers will send Yoshinobu Yamamoto (14-9, 2.53) to the mound to faceoff against Chris Sale (14-9, 2.16) for the Braves Hear Atlanta Braves Today every Mon-Fri at 7:45a during The Locker Room on 680 The FanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Washington Nationals fans witness the emergence of a new franchise face as James Wood dominates the 2026 MLB season. With improved power numbers, a skyrocketing hard-hit rate, and defensive advancements, Wood asserts himself as a foundational player—drawing comparisons to Juan Soto and Bryce Harper for the Nats. Can Wood elevate his game further and contend for an MVP award?Ryan Clary breaks down Wood’s breakout season, dissecting his home run surge, right field progress, and evolving plate

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Colorado Rockies’ TJ Rumfield posts a breakout rookie campaign, yet finds himself snubbed from NL Rookie of the Year talks. Why is one of the league’s most productive newcomers flying under the radar?Credit: Matt Marton-Imagn ImagesFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-rockies/Locked On MLB League-Wide: Every Team, Prospects & More🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/leagues/mlb/Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!IndeedListeners of this

Baseball America national college reporter Jacob Rudner and Editor In Chief JJ Cooper discuss BA's latest reporting on MLB strengthening its relationships with college baseball conferences in a joint effort to advance the game. You can read our reporting here. (0:41) Summarizing our reporting (2:35) Examples of MLB's influence (6:48) A change coming in 2027 (9:00) The MLB Draft timing (16:30) A disconnect with the NCAA at large See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tampa Bay Rays capitalize on Yankees’ defensive meltdown to seize 2-0 ALDS lead. Can the Bronx Bombers recover, or are the Rays headed for the ALCS?Ulises and Kevin break down the Rays’ relentless small-ball approach, spotlighting Richie Palacios’ clutch 2-run single and Ben Rice’s power display for New York. Key moments include Cam Schlittler’s unraveling under pressure, pivotal bullpen performances from Cam Booser, Ian Seymour, and Bryan Baker, and the Yankees’ five costly errors.The hosts dissect

Can the Los Angeles Angels pull off a rapid playoff turnaround just like the Chicago White Sox? Mike and Jon Frisch, the Super Halo Bros., break down whether the Angels can follow Chicago’s blueprint for success after both teams suffered 100+ loss seasons. They highlight key similarities in roster construction, from experienced veterans like Mike Trout and Travis d'Arnaud to up-and-coming talent such as Wade Meckler and Christian Moore.The hosts examine the impact of new ownership under Stan

Cincinnati Reds begin their offseason with a major roster shakeup as TJ Friedl, Will Benson, and PJ Higgins elect free agency, raising questions about Nick Krall’s vision for 2027. Steven Offenbaker reacts to the surprising exit of key contributors and the puzzling loss of Michael Toglia on waivers despite his minor league power. With Derek Johnson’s departure as pitching coordinator, can the Reds stabilize their pitching development, or will a shift in philosophy derail their young staff?The

Brady is back on a Tuesday, talking about how similar the Mariners were to the playoff-darling Chicago White Sox, and how two big differences have the White Sox on the verge of history and the Mariners as one of the biggest disappointments in baseball. Then, Brady has digested the recent conversation. He has three things he doesn't want to see in the next M's skipper, and he also lays out the types of candidates he'd accept a phone call from. Then, the M's face arbitration decisions on 15 players