The Chicago Cubs just lost four straight series, and they have been giving up loud contact at an unsustainable rate. Is it time to freak out?
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Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals was an indefensible result for Cleveland. But we must steel our hearts and learn something.
There are lots of ways to represent Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s home run struggles this year. Explaining why is a much harder question.
Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals was everything we could have ever hoped for. But among all the glorious basketball, what did we actually learn?
Houston has been struggling, but certain guys have raised their game enough to get the trade wheels turning.
Two of the deepest teams in the league square off in a positively sizzling Western Conference Finals. And it could be the bench units that decide things.
The NFL treats it like an annual discovery of the Holy Grail, but no one is impressed by the league's overdone schedule release format.
Nothing beats a good home run chase, and 2026 has a massive field of potential contenders. I love it.
John Fisher's five-year (and counting) backstabbing of Oakland continues with another slight: finally spending money the Athletics, right as they're about to finish the move to Las Vegas.
The NL CY Young field is absolutely stacked with ballers, and ranking them feels like a disservice to how great they have all been. But I'm going to do it anyway.
What does Turner's future with the Phillies look like? Is this slump real? Is he even a shortstop anymore? I have so many questions.
There is not a good reason for LeBron James to go to all 30 teams, but there is at least a comedic reason. That is good enough for me.
The Houston Astros' pitching is apocalyptically bad. So to start winning games, let's break it down to the barest of bones, and figure out how to stop handing out free bags.
Ajay Mitchell might be the NBA's cheapest superstar if he keeps up his playoff prowess. Does the Oklahoma City Thunder's luxury need his own team?
This will not happen, but if it did, the mass hysteria in Boston and San Francisco would be told for generations. And that's enough for me to give it the college try.
The 76ers just got posterized by the Knicks. But they have finally stopped making "win now" decisions, and perhaps we can get some direction in Philadelphia.
Rafael Devers' 2026 campaign literally could not be going any worse. Does that absolve the Boston Red Sox's decision to trade Devers and the return they got? Absolutely not.
Who are the Top 3 contenders in the very-real race for the very-real "Playoff MVP" award?
The NBA Draft Lottery could have earth-shattering consequences, or absolutely nothing of note could happen. So what are the many possibilities?
The San Antonio Spurs rookie has limitless potential, but he's already showing that he can make an impact without being the first option. It's the ultimate luxury for a team with championship aspirations.