PLAYER OF THE DAY: Esmerlyn Valdez homers three times across Pittsburgh’s doubleheader sweep. HOT TEAM: Boston wins its eighth straight with a 4-0 shutout. NEAR NO-HITTER: Kyle Bradish takes a no-hit bid into the seventh. GRAND SLAM: LaMonte Wade Jr. hits the first grand slam of his career.LATE POWER: The Yankees hit three eighth-inning homers.DEALING: Cristopher Sánchez stops Detroit’s six-game streak. AL EAST: Tampa Bay improves to 35-14 at home. NL WEST: Arizona pounds the Dodgers 9-2.
PLAYER OF THE DAY: Esmerlyn Valdez homers three times across Pittsburgh’s doubleheader sweep. HOT TEAM: Boston wins its eighth straight with a 4-0 shutout. NEAR NO-HITTER: Kyle Bradish takes a no-hit bid into the seventh. GRAND SLAM: LaMonte Wade Jr. hits the first grand slam of his career. LATE POWER: The Yankees hit three eighth-inning homers. DEALING: Cristopher Sánchez stops Detroit’s six-game streak. AL EAST: Tampa Bay improves to 35-14 at home. NL WEST: Arizona pounds the Dodgers 9-2.

  • Valdez Powers Pirates to Doubleheader Sweep
    Esmerlyn Valdez headlines the July 12 edition after homering three times across Pittsburgh’s doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee. Boston won its eighth straight, Kyle Bradish carried a no-hit bid into the seventh, and LaMonte Wade Jr. hit his first career grand slam.

This Weeks Recaps

  • Tristan Peters Hits for the Cycle in White Sox Rout
    Tristan Peters headlines the July 11 edition after hitting for the cycle in Chicago’s 14-1 win over the Athletics. Detroit won its sixth straight, Hunter Greene struck out 12, Wyatt Langford powered Texas, and Kazuma Okamoto tied Shohei Ohtani’s rookie home-run mark.
  • Valdez Dominates as Tigers Sweep Athletics
    Framber Valdez headlines the July 10 edition after throwing seven strong innings with nine strikeouts as Detroit completed a sweep of the Athletics. Wyatt Langford sent Texas into first place with a walk-off hit, Ben Rice homered twice, and Boston extended its winning streak to eight games.
  • Cease Flirts with History as Blue Jays Blank Giants
    Dylan Cease headlines the July 9 edition after carrying a no-hit bid into the ninth inning and striking out 11 in Toronto’s 10-0 win over San Francisco. Kazuma Okamoto added a grand slam, Jo Adell drove in five, and Alan Roden delivered a walk-off hit in his season debut.
  • Ryan O’Hearn’s Historic Night Headlines Pirates Rout
    Ryan O’Hearn hit three home runs and drove in 10 runs in Pittsburgh’s 12-4 win over Atlanta. It was the most complete individual performance of the day and the first 10-RBI game in Pirates history.
  • Royals Roll Behind Tolbert as Ohtani Nears 300HR
    Tyler Tolbert headlines the July 7 edition after a 5-for-5 night in Kansas City’s 15-1 win, while the Mets survived Atlanta in extras and Shohei Ohtani powered the Dodgers past Colorado.
  • Eury Perez throws seven perfect innings as Miami survives Oakland
    Eury Perez headlines the July 6 edition after seven perfect innings for Miami, while the Marlins survived Oakland’s late rally. Joe Ryan shut down the Yankees, Riley Greene powered Detroit, and Manny Machado helped San Diego end its eight-game losing streak.
  • Yordan Alvarez hits walk-off as Astros Top Rays
    Yordan Alvarez headlines the July 5 edition after a two-homer, six-RBI game capped by a walk-off shot against Tampa Bay. Seattle blanked Toronto behind Logan Gilbert, Detroit and Los Angeles added shutouts, and Chris Sale reached 500 strikeouts as a Brave.
  • Jake McCarthy hits leadoff homer and a grand slam helping beat Giants
    Jake McCarthy headlines the July 4 edition after hitting a leadoff homer and grand slam in Colorado’s 15-3 win. Teoscar Hernandez powered a Dodgers comeback, Dylan Cease shut down Seattle, and Aroldis Chapman set the all-time strikeout record for relievers.
  • MLB Recap for June 30, 2026
    Esmerlyn Valdez headlines the June 30 edition after homering for the fourth straight game and helping Pittsburgh erase a 5-0 deficit against Philadelphia. Seiya Suzuki walked off San Diego, Casey Mize struck out 10, Shohei Ohtani homered, and Cole Young went deep twice for Seattle.