Some data suggests that Brunson is flopping less in these playoffs, and the eye-test really suggests that. So what explains this against-type shift?
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In order to properly evaluate Shohei Ohtani's crazy season, we need new stats and new awards. Because what we have right now isn't going to cut it.
This New York Mets season has been bad, but new research suggests Juan Soto has the least help of any player in Mets history. It can always get worse.
With Los Angeles looking scarier than ever, do we really want an MLB that continues to allow teams like this to exist?
How is Bobby Witt Jr. doing? Does Juan Soto have a chance to catch Ohtani? What's up with Gunnar Henderson? All good questions, and I have the answers.
Victor Wembanyama or Jalen Brunson? Who could swing the series from the bench? Did Ariel Hukporti make the list? That, and more!
From a field of 14, here is a starting lineup of five celebrities who have appeared at Madison Square Garden these playoffs.
ERA or SIERA? Barrel rate or scoreless innings streaks? With a Cy Young race this awesome, we need to get down to the nitty-gritty.
Craig Breslow has many things to say, but only half of them in this article are real. Can you spot the difference?
The games weren't close, and yet the series couldn't be more compelling.
With Wild Card teams huddled together like penguins, how are we going to figure out who should buy and who should sell?
Outside of the top group, here are some guys that could backdoor the MVP award in 2026 if they decide to go as nuts as possible.
The Diamondbacks are part of MLB's most premium division, and it will be hard to keep up for the next four months. But Ketel Marte's resurgence is a step in the right direction.
From Bumpus Jones to Christian Vasquez to an MLB debut, this no-hitter had fun facts all over the place.
St. Louis has had a nice season bolstered by more than a little luck. But getting smoked by the Miz on Monday night showed they may not be quite ready for prime time.
Aroldis Chapman turned 37 and decided to be the best pitcher he's ever been. And one stat (pitch) explains it all: it's the sinker.
The Western Conference Finals has gone all trench-warfare, with the loser looking like whoever runs out of ideas first. Right now, OKC just has more ideas.
There were more than a few moments that led to this Milwaukee Bucks collapse, but three shine through as particularly notable, head-scratching or destructive.
Kyle Schwarber is on a ridiculous home run pace, rewarding the Phillies for betting big on elite power deep into his 30s.
The Boston Red Sox have won four of five and just swept the Kansas City Royals. There is plenty to work with here, but is there enough?