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21+ min ago (365+ words) The MLB Winter Meetings are just a couple of weeks away. That's when free agency signings could heat up. So far, former San Diego Padres right-hander Dylan Cease has agreed to a $210 million seven-year deal with the Toronto Blue Jays. As far as the San Francisco Giants go, first-year manager Tony Vitello has Logan Webb at the top of the rotation. Veteran Robbie Ray has more questions than answers, and the Giants might be in the market for a pair of starting pitchers. With Cease gone, the next best option is Framber Valdez of the Houston Astros. If that falls through as well, San Francisco will have to get creative, adding to its rotation. One prediction has them as a possible landing spot for a former Boston Red Sox right-hander. Jordan Leandre of Just Baseball listed multiple landing spots for…...

23+ min ago (195+ words) Nov 29, 2025 | 1:20 PM EST NFL, American Football Herren, USA Los Angeles Chargers OTA May 27, 2025 El Segundo, CA, USA Los Angeles Chargers guard Mekhi Becton 73 during organized team activities at The Bolt. El Segundo The Bolt CA USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xKirbyxLeex 20250527_jhp_al2_0042 The Chargers are going through a little chaos, with starting tackles Rashwan Slater (torn patellar tendon) and Joe Alt (season-ending ankle surgery) out. This left the line in the hands of sixth-stringers and gave them one of the worst pass-block win rates in the league. And now Mekhi Becton has added fuel to the fire. "Just stay healthy and try to finish every game " if I'm allowed," Becton said of his goals for the rest of the season. Becton said that Jacksonville was the first game from which he was pulled without explanation, but that "things are different…...

29+ min ago (581+ words) Nov 29, 2025 | 1:15 PM EST The Philadelphia Phillies might not be shouting it from the roof just yet, but the signs are getting too hard to ignore. Kyle Schwarber is looking more like the guy who is staying put. But if you have any doubt, Dave Dombrowski cleared the fog with the latest comments. The Phillies president didn't name names, but the message was as loud as a Citizen Bank Park homer" don't fall under the pressure. His message was simply " if you have a chance to win, then you go for it. "Within reason, if you have a chance to win, you go for it." " Foul Territory (@FoulTerritoryTV) November 29, 2025 So, no overthinking and no hesitation are just reflected in Dombrowski's words, and that basically is a message to the 29 teams " they won't budge with Schwarber. And to be honest, Schwarber is…...

53+ min ago (503+ words) The New York Mets did not have a successful season in 2025 when speaking in terms of expectations. After making the NLCS in 2024, the Mets missed out on the playoffs altogether in 2025. However, it was the first season of a massive 15-year contract for Juan Soto, and his 2025 campaign was stellar, per usual. Francisco Lindor also put together another All-Star season, but a recent report indicates that the star teammates, Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, had a bizarre "chilly" relationship. More MLB on Heavy: Mets Trade Idea Lands 2-Time All-Star Outfielder in Massive Offseason Deal New York Post's Mike Puma reported Friday night that there was a personality split between Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. The report also indicates that the two stars had a heated confrontation, and Puma says that the relationship was choppy because of a rift in the…...

1+ hour, 6+ min ago (363+ words) Sunday, 30 Nov 2025 Soccer Football - Champions League - Paris St Germain Victory Parade - Paris, France - June 1, 2025 General view of smoke rising as the Paris St Germain players celebrate after winning the Champions League on the bus during the victory parade REUTERS/Abdul Saboor Paris St Germain finally scaled the summit of European soccer, winning a long-awaited first Champions League crown by demolishing Inter Milan 5-0 in the final and vindicating Qatar Sports Investments' 14-year quest for continental dominance. However, their dream of global supremacy faltered at FIFA's inaugural 32-team Club World Cup, where Chelsea snatched glory in the final of a tournament that offered a tantalising preview of next year's World Cup in North America. Liverpool savoured a record-equalling 20th English top-flight title, but their joy turned to heartbreak months later following the death of their Portuguese forward Diogo Jota in a car crash....

1+ hour, 19+ min ago (271+ words) You could make the argument that the 2025 Colorado Rockies were unwatchable. Nevertheless, millions of eyeballs were trained on the team daily as they progressed toward what would very nearly become the worst season in Major League Baseball history. Front office and player movement has been the focus of MLB followers since the end of the World Series four weeks ago. The Rockies brought in a new President of Baseball Operations, Paul DePodesta, as well as removing the interim tag and appointing Warren Schaffer as the team's full time manager moving forward. But a much less publicized move " a deal between MLB and ESPN " could have a positive impact on the Rockies (and two of their National League West competitors) bottom line. Colorado fans aren't sure whether or not to expect more of the same on the field or not in…...

1+ hour, 20+ min ago (418+ words) On Thanksgiving Day in Detroit, before a single whistle blew in the early matchup between the Lions and the Packers, the nation paused, not for football, but for an iconic voice. Gospel legend CeCe Winans, standing at midfield inside Ford Field, delivered a rendition of the national anthem so powerful it stopped the stadium cold. Winans, 61, approached "The Star-Spangled Banner" with the quiet confidence of a woman who has spent decades redefining what vocal excellence sounds like. And yet, even by her own towering standards, this performance felt different, intimate, reverent, and arrestingly emotional. As Winans" warm, crystalline tones filled the arena, you could see the impact in real time: players standing stone-still, coaches tilting their heads toward the nearest screen, and fans rising with hands over hearts, many already misty-eyed. Within minutes, social media lit up with praise. "That…...

1+ hour, 44+ min ago (377+ words) The Philadelphia Phillies have numerous players who could be on the trade block this offseason, and while Alec Bohm and Nick Castellanos are the most commonly mentioned names, the Phillies' trade candidates are certainly not limited to them. Todd Zolecki of MLB.com has revealed that Philadelphia could even consider a trade of infielder Bryson Stott, a former top prospect who has not quite materialized in the City of Brotherly Love. Stott slashed .257/.328/.391 with 13 home runs and 66 RBI over 560 plate appearances this past season while also stealing 24 bases. The 28-year-old was originally selected by the Phillies with the 14th overall pick of the 2019 MLB Draft and eventually reached the big leagues in 2022, when he slashed .234/.295/.358 with 10 homers and 49 RBI across 466 trips to the dish. Stott then enjoyed arguably his best season to date in 2023, slashing .280/.329/.419 with 15 long balls and 62 RBI through…...

1+ hour, 45+ min ago (773+ words) Nov 29, 2025 | 11:58 AM EST Baseball fans know how quickly a narrative can turn its head. One minute, Francisco Lindor is the heart and soul leader of the New York Mets- the guy visiting every teammate before and after games. The deemed "C" of the team without even wearing. And the next minute, the New York Post story tries to pin him as the villain of the clubhouse. But not everyone is buying into the narrative, at least not the host of the Locked on Mets podcast. The host of the show, Ryan Finkelstein, practically waved a red flag the second he saw the article's headline'Revealed. Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeel battled again, and the Mets shortstop's chilly rapport with Juan Soto helped doom the 2025 season. In fact, his message to the fanbase was simple'this story just feels off! Finkelstein said, "The…...

2+ hour, 1+ min ago (434+ words) The New York Mets are operating under a microscope this offseason. After a disappointing end to the 2025 season saw the Mets miss the MLB playoffs, the front office has a big chip on its shoulder this offseason. We've already seen the Mets be active this offseason in the trade market, after they traded for Marcus Semien and offloaded Brandon Nimmo. That essentially locks up the second base position for the 2026 season in New York. This begs the question: Will the Mets move on from Jeff McNeil or transition him into a full-time outfielder? More MLB on Heavy: Mets Trade Idea Swaps Kodai Senga for Pirates' All-Star Starter After the Mets traded for Marcus Semien, that immediately drew attention to two-time All-Star Jeff McNeil and what his future will look like in New York. As MLB's hot stove season progresses and…...