After the third game of the season, someone posted on here that the Reds made a huge mistake in not trading for him because he had a 1.300 OPS after three days. Since that post he has a 629 OPS, so now that you've mentioned him he might go into the tank even more.Originally Posted by CaiGuy
That's why I didn't wait until July to post that.
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goreds2 (Today),Revering4Blue (Today)
So we should feel better about that split in Miami than we did at the time. Granted, losing the last two games of a series always tends to make me feel a bit empty.
Revering4Blue (Today),Ron Madden (Today)
Mason Miller has faced 38 batters on the season and struck out 27 of them.
Revering4Blue (Today),Ron Madden (Today)
Those are like super dominant high school numbers!
4 NL Central teams in the top 10...
https://x.com/MLB/status/20462421330...5Es1_&ref_url=
Ron Madden (Today)
I saw where the Dodgers were complaining that the Rockies were swinging at a lot of first pitches. Like they picked up something and knew what was coming. Oh, the irony.
NebraskaRed (Today)
Former MLB Prospect Brian Kirby Killed In Roofing Accident
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other...d=BingNewsVerpBrian Kirby, who was twice drafted into the Major Leagues, was working on a church roof project in Arkansas. Tragically, he was killed during an accident.
Kirby was twice drafted into Major League Baseball, once out of high school and once out of college. He was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in 1997 and later the Cleveland Indians (now the Cleveland Guardians) in 2001.
The former MLB prospect reached Triple-A, the highest level in the minor leagues, though he never played in an MLB game.
Edwin Diaz on the IL with "loose bodies in elbow"
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The Royals announced that infielder Jonathan India has been placed on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to April 19th, due to a left shoulder subluxation.
Per Anne Rogers of MLB.com, this is the same shoulder injury that India has battled in the past. On June 13th of 2025, he dove for a ground ball and clearly hurt himself, as seen in this clip from MLB.com. He suffered a subluxation at that time. He didn’t go on the IL for that shoulder but did occasionally miss time for the rest of the year.
India had a subpar season, though it doesn’t seem as though the shoulder injury explains the whole thing. He had a .249/.332/.336 line and 89 wRC+ through that June 13th game, followed by a .219/.315/.355 line and 89 wRC+ after it. He did have an IL stint in that latter section, but it was due to a left wrist sprain. He is out to a rough .167/.310/.313 start so far in 2026.
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/...bluxation.html
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Ron Madden (Today)
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