The Milwaukee Brewers faced another postseason letdown after getting swept by the Dodgers in the NLCS. Aside from this, Milwaukee ended the regular season with a 97-65 record and won the NL Central – they even swept the regular-season series with the eventual World Series champions, going 6-0 against them. In the NLDS, they bested the rival Cubs in five games to win the first I-94 rivalry matchup in the postseason.

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Milwaukee’s 97-65 record became the franchise’s best win-loss record, surpassing the previous 96-67 mark set in 2018. The team also went on a 14-game winning streak in August, becoming the first team since the 2022 Seattle Mariners to accomplish this feat.

Pitcher Nestor Cortes was traded to the Padres at the trade deadline for outfielder Brandon Lockridge, while catcher Danny Jansen was acquired from the Rays for infielder Jadher Areinamo.

Milwaukee’s offense batted .258, tying them with the Phillies for second place in the majors in this statistic. The pitching staff placed second in the majors with a 3.58 ERA – all pitchers combined for 1,432 strikeouts while they gave up 1,237 hits altogether.

Bryce Turang led the offense with a .288 batting average and 168 hits. Christian Yelich hit the majority of the team’s home runs, sending 29 over the fence – he also recorded 103 RBIs in 2025. Jackson Chourio hit 35 doubles and four triples last season, leading the offense. Freddy Peralta recorded a 2.70 ERA and 204 strikeouts in 176.2 innings. Peralta was traded to the Mets on January 21, 2026, for Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat.

General Manager Matt Arnold was promoted to President of Baseball Operations on October 23, 2025, while ex-Tiger Akil Baddoo signed in December. Issac Collins and Nick Mears were sent to the Royals in exchange for reliever Ángel Zerpa. Other coaching changes occurred in January, after Spencer Allen was named first base coach, followed by the hirings of Daniel Vogelbach and Guillermo Martinez as hitting coaches. The Brewers also re-signed key players, including Turang and Andrew Vaughn.

2026 can see the Brewers take a step back from 2025’s breakout season. Due to Peralta’s departure, the pitching staff will take a hit, as there aren’t reliable backups outside Brandon Woodruff. Quinn Priester and Chad Patrick have the potential to develop into quality pitchers, but would need to step up in Peralta’s absence. The offense is also capable of hitting for contact on a consistent basis. Expect an 88-74 record at best.

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DraftKings currently has Milwaukee at -160 to make the playoffs and +2200 to win the World Series.

Milwaukee Brewers schedule:

Mar 26, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 14-2	1-0	J. Misiorowski(1-0)	S. Smith(0-1)	—
Mar 28, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 6-1	2-0	A. Ashby(1-0)	S. Burke(0-1)	—
Mar 29, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 9-7	3-0	J. Woodford(1-0)	S. Dominguez(0-1)	T. Megill(1)

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Mar 30, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	TB 2, MIL 2 – 8thBRTV	American Family Field	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	N. Martinez(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Mar 31, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	S. McClanahan(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.76
Apr 1, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	D. Rasmussen(0-0, 1.80 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 3, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:45 pmATV	Kauffman Stadium	M. Wacha(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	C. Patrick(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Apr 4, 2026	@ Kansas City	4:10 pmFS1	Kauffman Stadium	S. Lugo(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	B. Sproat(0-0, 21.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 5, 2026	@ Kansas City	2:10 pmBRTV	Kauffman Stadium	K. Bubic(-, 0.00 ERA)	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $11.81
Apr 6, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	B. Bello(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Apr 7, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	G. Crochet(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 8, 2026	@ Boston	1:35 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	S. Gray(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	C. Patrick(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 10, 2026	vs Washington	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Sproat(0-0, 21.00 ERA)	J. Irvin(1-0, 3.60 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 11, 2026	vs Washington	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	F. Griffin(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Apr 12, 2026	vs Washington	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	Z. Littell(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 14, 2026	vs Toronto	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	K. Gausman(0-0, 1.50 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $11.98
Apr 15, 2026	vs Toronto	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.98
Apr 16, 2026	vs Toronto	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.34
Apr 17, 2026	@ Miami	7:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 18, 2026	@ Miami	4:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 19, 2026	@ Miami	1:40 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.24
Apr 21, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.54
Apr 22, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.63
Apr 23, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.16
Apr 24, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 25, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.95
Apr 26, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 28, 2026	vs Arizona	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.52
Apr 29, 2026	vs Arizona	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.72
Apr 30, 2026	vs Arizona	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.82
May 1, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 2, 2026	@ Washington	4:05 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
May 3, 2026	@ Washington	1:35 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 4, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmFS1	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 5, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 6, 2026	@ St. Louis	1:15 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 8, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
May 9, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
May 10, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
May 12, 2026	vs San Diego	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
May 13, 2026	vs San Diego	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 14, 2026	vs San Diego	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 15, 2026	@ Minnesota	8:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.72
May 16, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
May 17, 2026	@ Minnesota	2:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.22
May 18, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
May 19, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.56
May 20, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.95
May 22, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
May 23, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
May 24, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
May 25, 2026	vs St. Louis	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.39
May 26, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 27, 2026	vs St. Louis	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.64
May 29, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
May 30, 2026	@ Houston	4:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.68
May 31, 2026	@ Houston	2:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.74
Jun 1, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmFS1	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 2, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 3, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 4, 2026	vs San Francisco	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 5, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jun 6, 2026	@ Colorado	9:10 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Jun 7, 2026	@ Colorado	3:10 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jun 8, 2026	@ Athletics	10:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $82.88
Jun 9, 2026	@ Athletics	10:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.20
Jun 10, 2026	@ Athletics	9:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $75.60
Jun 12, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 13, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.60
Jun 14, 2026	vs Philadelphia	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 16, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 17, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 18, 2026	vs Cleveland	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 19, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 20, 2026	@ Atlanta	4:10 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.49
Jun 21, 2026	@ Atlanta	1:35 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jun 22, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.26
Jun 23, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jun 24, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Jun 26, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:45 pmATV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Jun 27, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Jun 28, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $60.00
Jun 29, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.33
Jun 30, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jul 1, 2026	vs Cincinnati	8:10 pm	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jul 2, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 3, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmBRTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.02
Jul 4, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmBRTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Jul 5, 2026	@ Arizona	4:10 pmPEAC	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 6, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 7, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jul 8, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 9, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 10, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.38
Jul 11, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	4:05 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Jul 12, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	12:15 pmPEAC	PNC Park

Jul 17, 2026	vs Miami	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 18, 2026	vs Miami	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 19, 2026	vs Miami	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 20, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 21, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 22, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 24, 2026	vs Colorado	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.40
Jul 25, 2026	vs Colorado	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jul 26, 2026	vs Colorado	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 27, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.26
Jul 28, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.04
Jul 29, 2026	@ San Francisco	3:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Jul 31, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmBRTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 1, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmBRTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 2, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	3:15 pmPEAC	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 3, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 4, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Aug 5, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 6, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 7, 2026	vs Minnesota	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Aug 8, 2026	vs Minnesota	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
Aug 9, 2026	vs Minnesota	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 10, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.95
Aug 11, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.52
Aug 12, 2026	@ San Diego	4:10 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.99
Aug 13, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Aug 14, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $97.20
Aug 15, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	7:15 pmFOX	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $66.00
Aug 16, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	4:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $52.80
Aug 18, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 19, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.70
Aug 20, 2026	vs Seattle	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.51
Aug 21, 2026	vs Atlanta	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Aug 22, 2026	vs Atlanta	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Aug 23, 2026	vs Atlanta	7:10 pmESPN	Muncy Bank Ballpark	—	—	—
Aug 25, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.78
Aug 26, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.21
Aug 27, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.71
Aug 28, 2026	vs Texas	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Aug 29, 2026	vs Texas	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Aug 30, 2026	vs Texas	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Aug 31, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmFS1	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.80
Sep 1, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.08
Sep 2, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 3, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 4, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.71
Sep 5, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:40 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.84
Sep 6, 2026	@ Cincinnati	12:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.11
Sep 7, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.52
Sep 8, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Sep 9, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.20
Sep 11, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Sep 12, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Sep 13, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Sep 15, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.09
Sep 16, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 17, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	12:35 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Sep 18, 2026	@ Baltimore	7:05 pmBRTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.38
Sep 19, 2026	@ Baltimore	4:05 pmBRTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.70
Sep 20, 2026	@ Baltimore	7:20 pmPEAC	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.24
Sep 22, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 23, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 24, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:05 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 25, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Sep 26, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Sep 27, 2026	vs St. Louis	3:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00

Atlanta Falcons edge rusher James Pearce Jr. will join an intervention program. 

Pearce Jr. was facing charges of domestic violence, stalking, felony aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer, felony fleeing and resisting an officer without violence to his person. Pearce Jr. will need to attend anger management therapy for six months as part of his intervention program. 

On Feb. 7, police reports said that Pearce Jr. followed his ex-girlfriend and WNBA player, Rickea Jackson, with his car. He allegedly tried to open her car door at a red light and rammed his car into hers when she tried to enter the Doral Police Department.

Pearce Jr. was arrested the day the alleged domestic violence happened. Officers attempted to arrest Pearce Jr. on-site, but he got into his vehicle and escaped. Pearce Jr.’s SUV ran over the knee of a police officer. As he was trying to escape, Pearce Jr. was involved in an accident at an intersection. Officers again attempted to arrest Pearce Jr., but he resisted arrest further. Police did eventually arrest him after the accident.

On Feb. 14, Jackson told the court she was willing to testify against Pearce Jr. On March 14, she filed a motion for a protective order against Pearce Jr. She told the court that she was in fear for her life and that she believed Pearce Jr. would kill her if the courts didn’t intervene.

Jackson and Pearce Jr. dated for three years until about April 2025. They met while playing for Tennessee. Jackson currently plays for the Los Angeles Sparks. Pearce Jr.’s team, the Falcons, said in February that they needed more information before making a statement. Two months have passed since the charges were filed, and the Falcons have yet to make a statement.

Florida law requires that Jackson and the police officers be consulted before the deal is finalized. Pearce Jr. is due in court on May 7 to accept the deal.

Don Mattingly will take over as the manager of the Philadelphia Phillies after Rob Thomson was fired.

The Phillies have started the season 10-19. Thompson was the second manager fired this season, with the Boston Red Sox firing Alex Cora a few days earlier.

Entering this season, the Phillies had the second-longest playoff streak in baseball, making the playoffs every season since 2022. Thompson was promoted to manager in the middle of the 2022 season after Joe Girardi was fired. However, the Phillies struggled to begin the season, the first time the team struggled under Thomson’s leadership.

The Phillies score the third-fewest runs per game. Their best hitter right now is Brandon Marsh, who has four home runs and 17 RBIs. Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper and Trea Turner have all struggled this season.

They also have the third-highest team ERA. Cristopher Sanchez is the only starting pitcher with an ERA below 4.00. Jhoan Duran got off to an excellent start with a 1.35 ERA and five saves, but is currently on the IL with a left oblique strain.

There’s some optimism about their pitching staff, since Zack Wheeler will be returning from Tommy John surgery this season. However, the offense is mostly healthy, just not performing. 

Mattingly will need to find a way to get the Phillies hitting again. As a former American League MVP and three-time Silver Slugger Award winner, he’s one of the most qualified people to try.

He was the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers from 2011 to 2015 and the Miami Marlins from 2016 to 2022. He won National League Manager of the Year with the Marlins in 2020. The Marlins ranked in the top 10 in offense despite not having many notable players. Brian Anderson was their best hitter with a 116 OPS+. The Marlins hit extremely well with runners in scoring position. 

Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss secured a sixth season of college eligibility after several appeals.

In November 2025, Ole Miss filed a waiver request with the NCAA. Ole Miss argued that since he couldn’t play his sophomore season at Ferris State due to respiratory issues, he should be granted extra eligibility. 

The NCAA denied this request on Jan. 9, 2026. Ole Miss filed an appeal, which was also denied. However, Chambliss sued the NCAA in Mississippi state court. 

The judge ruled in favor of Chambliss, ultimately granting him an extra year of eligibility. Judge Robert Whitwell said in his decision that the NCAA ignored the medical records that Chambliss and Ole Miss submitted. 

Chambliss testified in the hearing. He told the judge that his coach at Ferris State told him he could get a medical exemption. 

Former New York Giants head coach and current Ole Miss assistant coach Joe Judge also testified. He told the judge that Chambliss’ draft stock could be hurt if he didn’t play college football in 2026.

Chambliss is coming off a season in which he threw 22 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He led the conference in passing yards with 3,937. He finished eighth in Heisman voting. 

Chambliss will be 24 during the 2026 season. This will make him one of the oldest players in college football. This also means he’ll be 25 by the 2027 NFL season. Heisman runner-up Diego Pavia saw his draft stock plummet because he was 24. However, Chambliss has the advantage of an NFL-ready physique. 

Ole Miss will start the season on Sept. 6 against Louisville. This will be the first full season for Pete Golding as head coach. Golding coached Ole Miss’s last three games after Lane Kiffin left to become the head coach at LSU.  

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he was underwhelmed by Drew Allar.

“I didn’t watch a lot of Penn State games,” Roethlisberger said on his Footbahlin podcast. “When I did watch, he never jumped off the page to me. Is he big, can he move, can he throw? Yeah, but there was never a time where I was like, ‘Whoa’. So, we’ll see about that one.” 

Despite his hesitancy about Allar, Roethlisberger was a fan of other Steelers draft picks. He praised first-round draft pick Germie Bernard, Day 2 selections Daylen Everett and Gennings Dunker and seventh-round pick Eli Heidenreich. 

Heidenreich is a former high school champion from the Pittsburgh suburbs. One can imagine the praise from the Steelers’ former player means a lot to him.

Roethlisberger wasn’t alone in his doubts about Allar. Many scouts thought his field processing and footwork were far behind what is needed at the NFL level.

Despite this, the Steelers still drafted him in the third round. Scouts saw some upside in him due to his natural throwing abilities and decision-making.

Allar threw eight touchdowns and three interceptions in six games in 2025. His season ended after he broke his left ankle. Allar did not participate in the NFL Scouting Combine. However, he did throw on the field for scouts. 

The Steelers already have veteran Mason Rudolph and 2025 sixth-round pick Will Howard on the roster. Despite Howard being drafted much later, Roethlisberger is more impressed with Howard’s tape than Allar’s.

They are also waiting on a decision from veteran Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers was the Steelers’ starter last season and threw 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Although Roethlisberger hasn’t talked with Rodgers, he believes Rodgers will want to play another season. 

Veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell has signed a one-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens.

The financial details have not been revealed at this time. This will be Campbell’s 19th season in the NFL.

Last season, Campbell had 6.5 sacks and 43 tackles with the Arizona Cardinals. 

Campbell was drafted by the Cardinals in the second round of the 2008 NFL Draft. He originally played for them from 2008-2016. 

He made the Pro Bowl with the Cardinals in 2014 and 2015. After the 2016 season, his franchise tag extension expired.

In the 2017 offseason, Campbell signed a four-year, $60 million contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He made the Pro Bowl each of his three seasons with the Jaguars. He was a big part of the 2017 Jaguars team that reached the conference championship. Although they lost to the New England Patriots, this was widely considered one of the best seasons in the Jaguars’ history. 

After the 2019 season, the Jaguars traded Campbell to the Ravens for a fifth-round pick. Campbell signed a one-year extension right after the trade. He made the Pro Bowl in his first season with the Ravens. In 2021, he began to decline, recording just 1.5 sacks.

After leaving the Ravens in 2022, Campbell played for the Atlanta Falcons in 2023, the Miami Dolphins in 2024 and the Cardinals in 2025. He’s managed to slow his decline, getting 6.5 sacks in 2023 and 2025.  

This offseason, the Ravens hired Anthony Weaver as their defensive coordinator. He played for the Houston Texans during Campbell’s rookie season. Weaver is known for being aggressive with interior pressure. However, his usage of the secondary has received criticism. Safety Jordan Poyer said “nobody” understood Weaver’s system. 

Regardless, Weaver should have an easy time incorporating Campbell into the Ravens system.  

Former Colorado safety Shilo Sanders made a sexist comment towards Cleveland Browns reporter Mary Kay Cabot.

Sanders is the brother of Browns backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Shilo played with his brother in Colorado, but went undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Cabot was covering the training camp positional battle between Shedeur and former Pro Bowl selection Deshaun Watson. Cabot said that she believes the Browns should name Watson the starter, but Shilo didn’t like her take.

“Go make a sandwich, Mary,” Shilo wrote in a social media comment.

Although many fans found the remarks hurtful, Cabot didn’t back down.

“I know so many women who have joined the football world, especially because of some of the things I’ve been able to do over the years. I’m happy about that,” Cabot said.

Meanwhile, Shilo doubled down on his comment. On a livestream on Twitch, Shilo said that he didn’t like Cabot’s reporting and feels as if she has a “personal vendetta” with his brother. 

Shedeur threw seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions in eight games. His best game was against the Tennessee Titans in Week 14 when he threw three touchdowns and one interception. Many Browns fans, including Shilo, believe he showed enough potential to be the starter in 2026.

Meanwhile, many analysts believe that Watson should get the starting spot. Watson missed the 2025 season with a torn Achilles. He tore his Achilles while recovering from a torn Achilles. 

In his last season in 2024, Watson threw five touchdowns and three interceptions in seven games. The Browns went 1-6 in his starts.

In 2020, he led the league in passing yards with 4,823. The Houston Texans traded him to the Browns two seasons later. 

The Minnesota Timberwolves have been battered with injuries, losing star Anthony Edwards and key role player Donte DiVincenzo in their series against the Denver Nuggets. Despite these injuries, the Timberwolves still managed to win their first-round matchup in six games.

It was a massive team effort from the Timberwolves, especially with Ayo Dosunmu also being out for game six, requiring role players to step up, and head coach Chris Finch challenged his second-year guard Terrence Shannon Jr. before game six.

Shannon had 15 points in 14 minutes in game five, but Finch said that his defense needed to be better.

“It starts with gotta be ready, he’s gotta be engaged, he’s got to be fully committed to that side of the ball… the only way I can clean him up is to sit him on the bench, right? That’s the only way I can clean it up. He knows what we need from him right now. So he’s got to be ready, and he’s got to be ready to execute defensively, and there’s no reason he shouldn’t be a good defender with his body type and athleticism,” Finch said following game five.

With Dosunmu out, Shannon was elevated into the starting lineup as they closed out the series on their home court. Shannon responded to his coach’s criticism by having a stellar game six, totaling 24 points and being more engaged defensively in the 110-98 victory.

Following the game six victory, Finch admitted that they have been using Shannon wrong all season, saying, “We’ve learned, with [Shannon], he’s gotta have the ball in his hands. Silly me, we played him out of the corner most of the season, but he’s way better with the ball in his hands at the top of the floor.”

Better late than never for the Timberwolves, as they now prepare to go into battle shorthanded for a second-round matchup against Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs.

An underwhelming 2025 campaign loomed over the Twin Cities as the Minnesota Twins finished 72-90. The Twins went on a 13-game winning streak at the beginning of May, finishing May with an 18-8 record before going on a downward spiral in June and July.

Outfielder Byron Buxton became the first player in Target Field’s history to hit for the cycle. Before Buxton, the last Twins player to hit for the cycle was Jorge Polanco in 2019.

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Last season was most notable for the “fire sale” at the trade deadline. Some players who were dealt included Willi Castro, Jhoan Duran and Carlos Correa. The “fire sale” occurred because the front office wanted to shave off salary to prepare for 2026. Correa was sent back to Houston in exchange for pitcher Matt Mikulski, while Duran was traded to the Phillies for pitching prospect Mick Abel. Pitcher Griffin Jax was traded to the Rays in exchange for Taj Bradley. Correa hit .267 while Castro maintained a .245 batting average last season.

The Twins ranked 22nd in the majors in batting average, hitting .238. Their offense also recorded 1,295 hits and 191 home runs. Minnesota’s pitching staff ranked 24th in ERA, recording a 4.55 ERA. The pitching staff also struck out 1,372 batters and surrendered 1,411 hits.

Buxton was a key offensive player, racking up 129 hits, seven triples, 35 home runs and 83 RBIs on a .264 batting average. Trevor Larnach hit 17 home runs while Matt Wallner sent 22 balls out of the park. Rookie Luke Keaschall hit four home runs and 28 RBIs in 49 games on a .302 batting average. Joe Ryan finished 2025 with a 3.42 ERA, giving up 138 hits and striking out 194 batters in the process. Bailey Ober struggled last season as he gave up 159 hits and 84 runs on a 5.10 ERA.

The Twins kicked off their offseason by hiring Derek Shelton as their manager a month after firing Rocco Baldelli. Ex-Nationals first baseman Josh Bell signed for 2026 on December 19, 2025, while Justin Topa signed a one-year deal almost a month prior. Other additions include Eric Wagaman, Victor Carantini and Gio Urshela. These moves showed Minnesota’s willingness to add depth to its roster, complementing the starting lineup.

Expectations are low in Minnesota due to last year’s roster overhaul. The roster contains a mix of young and veteran players that could make an impact on the Twins’ future plans. While the young talent is an advantage, Minnesota lacks a quality hitter behind Buxton and has question marks in the outfield. Time will tell if things will work out in the long term, but one should expect the Twins to be near the bottom of the AL Central due to the competition from the other teams.

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Minnesota Twins schedule:

Mar 26, 2026	@ Baltimore	L 2-1	0-1	T. Rogers(1-0)	K. Funderburk(0-1)	R. Helsley(1)
Mar 28, 2026	@ Baltimore	W 4-1	1-1	A. Banda(1-0)	K. Bradish(0-1)	C. Sands(1)
Mar 29, 2026	@ Baltimore	L 8-6	1-2	R. Garcia(1-0)	M. Abel(0-1)	R. Helsley(2)
Mar 30, 2026	@ Kansas City	L 3-1	1-3	K. Bubic(1-0)	S. Woods Richardson(0-1)	J. Schreiber(1)

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Apr 1, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Kauffman Stadium	N. Cameron(-, 0.00 ERA)	J. Ryan(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.20
Apr 2, 2026	@ Kansas City	2:10 pmRYTV	Kauffman Stadium	C. Ragans(0-1, 9.00 ERA)	T. Bradley(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Apr 3, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	4:10 pmRATV	Target Field	B. Ober(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	J. Boyle(0-0, 3.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Apr 4, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	7:10 pmRATV	Target Field	M. Abel(0-1, 13.50 ERA)	S. Matz(1-0, 7.20 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $14.89
Apr 5, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	2:10 pmRATV	Target Field	S. Woods Richardson(-, 0.00 ERA)	N. Martinez(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $8.30
Apr 6, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmDSN	Target Field	J. Ryan(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	C. Mize(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Apr 7, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmDSN	Target Field	T. Bradley(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	T. Skubal(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.79
Apr 8, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmFS1	Target Field	B. Ober(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	F. Valdez(0-0, 1.50 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.11
Apr 9, 2026	vs Detroit	1:40 pmDSN	Target Field	M. Abel(0-1, 13.50 ERA)	J. Flaherty(0-1, 4.15 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.28
Apr 10, 2026	@ Toronto	7:07 pmTWTV	Rogers Centre	E. Lauer(1-0, 3.38 ERA)	S. Woods Richardson(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $25.18
Apr 11, 2026	@ Toronto	3:07 pmTWTV	Rogers Centre	C. Ponce(-, 0.00 ERA)	J. Ryan(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $22.30
Apr 12, 2026	@ Toronto	1:37 pmTWTV	Rogers Centre	M. Scherzer(-, 0.00 ERA)	T. Bradley(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $17.27
Apr 13, 2026	vs Boston	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	B. Ober(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	G. Crochet(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $12.06
Apr 14, 2026	vs Boston	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	M. Abel(0-1, 13.50 ERA)	S. Gray(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $6.00
Apr 15, 2026	vs Boston	1:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.28
Apr 17, 2026	vs Cincinnati	8:10 pmRDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.51
Apr 18, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmRDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.23
Apr 19, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmRDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.03
Apr 21, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmTWTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.79
Apr 22, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmTWTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.80
Apr 23, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmTWTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.80
Apr 24, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	7:10 pmRATV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.10
Apr 25, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	4:10 pmRATV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
Apr 26, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	1:40 pmRATV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.63
Apr 27, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmFS1	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.79
Apr 28, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmMRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Apr 29, 2026	vs Seattle	1:40 pmMRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.56
Apr 30, 2026	vs Toronto	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.92
May 1, 2026	vs Toronto	8:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.71
May 2, 2026	vs Toronto	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.58
May 3, 2026	vs Toronto	12:45 pmPEAC	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.96
May 5, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmNATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 6, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmNATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.96
May 7, 2026	@ Washington	1:05 pmNATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 8, 2026	@ Cleveland	7:15 pmATV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 9, 2026	@ Cleveland	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
May 10, 2026	@ Cleveland	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
May 12, 2026	vs Miami	7:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.28
May 13, 2026	vs Miami	7:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.78
May 14, 2026	vs Miami	1:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.28
May 15, 2026	vs Milwaukee	8:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.72
May 16, 2026	vs Milwaukee	7:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
May 17, 2026	vs Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.22
May 18, 2026	vs Houston	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.82
May 19, 2026	vs Houston	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.44
May 20, 2026	vs Houston	1:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.89
May 22, 2026	@ Boston	7:10 pmTWTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $63.60
May 23, 2026	@ Boston	4:10 pmTWTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $63.60
May 24, 2026	@ Boston	1:35 pmTWTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $66.00
May 25, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
May 26, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 27, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.82
May 28, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.82
May 29, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:45 pmATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $56.44
May 30, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	4:05 pmTWTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
May 31, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	1:35 pmTWTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Jun 1, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.48
Jun 2, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.89
Jun 3, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	1:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.68
Jun 4, 2026	vs Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.02
Jun 5, 2026	vs Kansas City	8:15 pmATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.64
Jun 6, 2026	vs Kansas City	2:10 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.64
Jun 7, 2026	vs Kansas City	2:10 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.49
Jun 9, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.24
Jun 10, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.46
Jun 11, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.22
Jun 12, 2026	vs St. Louis	8:10 pmCATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Jun 13, 2026	vs St. Louis	2:10 pmCATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.50
Jun 14, 2026	vs St. Louis	2:10 pmCATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.79
Jun 15, 2026	@ Texas	8:05 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.95
Jun 16, 2026	@ Texas	8:05 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.06
Jun 18, 2026	@ Texas	2:35 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.11
Jun 19, 2026	@ Arizona	9:45 pmATV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.80
Jun 20, 2026	@ Arizona	10:10 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.00
Jun 21, 2026	@ Arizona	3:15 pmPEAC	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Jun 22, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.74
Jun 23, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.01
Jun 24, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jun 26, 2026	vs Colorado	8:10 pmROTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.49
Jun 27, 2026	vs Colorado	7:10 pmROTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.31
Jun 28, 2026	vs Colorado	2:10 pmROTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.10
Jun 29, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmTWTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.72
Jun 30, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmTWTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.71
Jul 1, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmTWTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.78
Jul 3, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pmTWTV	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.46
Jul 4, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pmTWTV	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.86
Jul 5, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pmPEAC	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.77
Jul 7, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.81
Jul 8, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.22
Jul 9, 2026	vs Cleveland	1:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.02
Jul 10, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	8:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.54
Jul 11, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Jul 12, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—

Jul 17, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	8:05 pmTWTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $75.60
Jul 18, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pmTWTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $86.40
Jul 19, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pmTWTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $60.00
Jul 20, 2026	@ Cleveland	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Jul 21, 2026	@ Cleveland	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Jul 22, 2026	@ Cleveland	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Jul 23, 2026	@ Cleveland	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 24, 2026	vs Athletics	8:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.02
Jul 25, 2026	vs Athletics	7:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.24
Jul 26, 2026	vs Athletics	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.54
Jul 28, 2026	vs Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.75
Jul 29, 2026	vs Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.68
Jul 30, 2026	vs Kansas City	1:40 pmRYTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.63
Jul 31, 2026	@ Seattle	10:10 pmMRTV	T-Mobile Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Aug 1, 2026	@ Seattle	4:10 pmFS1	T-Mobile Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.60
Aug 2, 2026	@ Seattle	4:10 pmMRTV	T-Mobile Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.60
Aug 4, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 5, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.88
Aug 6, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmRYTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.12
Aug 7, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Aug 8, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
Aug 9, 2026	@ Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 10, 2026	vs Baltimore	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.53
Aug 11, 2026	vs Baltimore	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.68
Aug 12, 2026	vs Baltimore	1:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.68
Aug 13, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:30 pmNFLX	Field of Dreams	—	—	—
Aug 15, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.90
Aug 16, 2026	vs Philadelphia	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.41
Aug 17, 2026	vs Atlanta	7:40 pmBRVN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.17
Aug 18, 2026	vs Atlanta	7:40 pmBRVN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.48
Aug 19, 2026	vs Atlanta	1:40 pmBRVN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.86
Aug 21, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Aug 22, 2026	@ San Diego	8:40 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Aug 23, 2026	@ San Diego	4:10 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Aug 24, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pmTWTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.03
Aug 25, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pmTWTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.23
Aug 26, 2026	@ Athletics	9:05 pmTWTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.23
Aug 28, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	8:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Aug 29, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.76
Aug 30, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.25
Aug 31, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmDSN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.35
Sep 1, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmDSN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.53
Sep 2, 2026	vs Detroit	7:40 pmDSN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.20
Sep 4, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Sep 5, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:10 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Sep 6, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmTWTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Sep 7, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.91
Sep 8, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Sep 9, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Sep 11, 2026	vs Cleveland	8:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.94
Sep 12, 2026	vs Cleveland	4:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.56
Sep 13, 2026	vs Cleveland	2:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.79
Sep 14, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.16
Sep 15, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.86
Sep 16, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	1:40 pmTWTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.86
Sep 17, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmTWTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $6.47
Sep 18, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmTWTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.86
Sep 19, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmTWTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Sep 20, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	4:07 pmTWTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.29
Sep 21, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmTWTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.98
Sep 22, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmTWTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.98
Sep 23, 2026	@ San Francisco	3:45 pmTWTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Sep 25, 2026	vs Texas	8:10 pmRASN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.01
Sep 26, 2026	vs Texas	4:10 pmRASN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.56
Sep 27, 2026	vs Texas	3:10 pmRASN	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.94

The New York Knicks are moving on to the second round of the NBA playoffs after throttling the Atlanta Hawks in game six – the game was over in the second quarter after the Knicks got out to a 72-22 lead with four minutes left in the first half, the largest halftime lead in playoff history.

After falling down two games to one against the Hawks, the Knicks responded by winning three straight and absolutely dominating in those games. The standout player of the series for the Knicks wasn’t Jalen Brunson or Karl-Anthony Towns, but OG Anunoby, who led the Knicks in game six with 29 points while shooting 11 of 14 from the field.

Anunoby ended the series averaging 21.5 points per game, 8.5 rebounds per game, and 1.8 steals per game, all while shooting 61% from the field and an unbelievable 60% from beyond the arc.

The Knicks acquired Anunoby from the Toronto Raptors just under three years ago, sending R.J. Barrett and Immanuel Quickley in exchange for the forward.

His head coach, Mike Brown, said that he was “phenomenal” and that “he rebounded his behind off.”

During the second quarter, the Knicks fans who made the trip to Atlanta serenaded Anunoby with “O-G” chants as they were well on their way to a victory.

“We just came out with intensity,” said Anunoby after the game.

“We were ready to play from the very jump … We know what we’re capable of. We know we’re a great team. We just need to continue to do it.”



Anunoby is one of the most important players in the league, and the Knicks have proven they win a lot when he plays his best on both ends of the court.

Another losing season was put in the books after the Pittsburgh Pirates concluded 2025 with a 71-91 record. Former manager Derek Shelton was fired in early May after the Pirates sat at 12-26. Bench coach Don Kelly replaced Shelton. Pittsburgh went 59-65 the rest of the way after Shelton’s exit. Kelly was extended into the 2026 season following the end of the regular season.

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Phenom pitcher Paul Skenes won his first CY Young Award in 2025 as a unanimous winner – he also won the NL Rookie of the Year in 2024. Skenes started 32 games and struck out 216 batters, maintaining a 1.97 ERA. The Pirates selected pitcher Seth Hernandez out of Corona High School sixth overall. Hernandez was compared to Zac Gallen and Devin Williams because of his fastball and changeup.

Relief pitcher David Bednar was traded to the Yankees at the trade deadline in exchange for three infield prospects, while Ke’Bryan Hayes was traded to the Reds for Taylor Rogers and Sammy Statura.

Pittsburgh’s offense recorded a .231 batting average last season, placing them 28th in the majors based on batting average. They also ranked last in home runs with 117 and last in RBIs with 561. Despite the offense’s statistically disastrous season, the pitching staff ranked seventh in the majors with a 3.76 ERA. Pittsburgh’s pitching also struck out 1,314 batters and gave up 1,267 hits.

Bryan Reynolds led Pittsburgh’s offense in hits with 144, RBIs with 73 and batting average with a .245 average. Outfielder Oneil Cruz led the MLB in stolen bases with 38 and the Pirates in home runs, sending 20 out of the park. Mitch Keller struck out 150 batters and surrendered 171 hits in 176.1 innings, while Andrew Heaney recorded a 5.39 ERA in 120.1 innings.

On December 4, 2025, Johan Oviedo was traded to the Red Sox in exchange for Jhostynxon Garcia and Jesus Travieso. Reliever Gregory Soto signed on December 16 to a one-year deal – other notable acquisitions include José Urquidy, Marcell Ozuna and Mike Clevinger.

2026 is expected to be a continuation of the rebuild, but with some progress. The Pirates need to hope that the new acquisitions can mentor the current talent and perform at a decent level. FanGraphs projects an 82-80 record for the Pirates in 2026.

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DraftKings lists the Pirates at +130 to make the playoffs and +4500 to win the World Series.

Pittsburgh Pirates Schedule:

Mar 26, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	L 11-7	0-1	F. Peralta(1-0)	P. Skenes(0-1)	—
Mar 28, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	L 4-2 / 11	0-2	R. Lovelady(1-0)	H. Barco(0-1)	—
Mar 29, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	W 4-3 / 10	1-2	D. Santana(1-0)	R. Lovelady(1-1)	J. Urquidy(1)

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Mar 30, 2026	@ Cincinnati	CIN 2, PIT 0 – 7thFS1	Great American Ball Park	C. Burns(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Ashcraft(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Mar 31, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:40 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	B. Williamson(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Chandler(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.97
Apr 1, 2026	@ Cincinnati	12:40 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	A. Abbott(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	P. Skenes(0-1, 67.50 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $7.38
Apr 3, 2026	vs Baltimore	4:12 pm	PNC Park	M. Keller(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	K. Bradish(0-1, 3.86 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $61.30
Apr 4, 2026	vs Baltimore	4:05 pm	PNC Park	C. Mlodzinski(0-0, 4.15 ERA)	S. Baz(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Apr 5, 2026	vs Baltimore	1:35 pm	PNC Park	B. Ashcraft(-, 0.00 ERA)	C. Bassitt(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Apr 6, 2026	vs San Diego	6:40 pmPDTV	PNC Park	B. Chandler(-, 0.00 ERA)	G. Marquez(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Apr 7, 2026	vs San Diego	6:40 pmPDTV	PNC Park	P. Skenes(0-1, 67.50 ERA)	N. Pivetta(0-1, 18.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $31.20
Apr 8, 2026	vs San Diego	12:35 pmPDTV	PNC Park	M. Keller(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	M. King(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $31.20
Apr 10, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	S. Imanaga(0-1, 7.20 ERA)	C. Mlodzinski(0-0, 4.15 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.98
Apr 11, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	E. Cabrera(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Ashcraft(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $33.60
Apr 12, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	J. Taillon(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Chandler(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.07
Apr 13, 2026	vs Washington	6:40 pmNATV	PNC Park	P. Skenes(0-1, 67.50 ERA)	C. Cavalli(0-0, 4.91 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Apr 14, 2026	vs Washington	6:40 pmNATV	PNC Park	M. Keller(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	M. Mikolas(0-1, 7.20 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $32.72
Apr 15, 2026	vs Washington	6:40 pmNATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.42
Apr 16, 2026	vs Washington	12:35 pmNATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.64
Apr 17, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	6:45 pmATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.73
Apr 18, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	4:05 pmRATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.20
Apr 19, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	1:35 pmRATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.68
Apr 21, 2026	@ Texas	8:05 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $6.80
Apr 22, 2026	@ Texas	8:05 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.71
Apr 23, 2026	@ Texas	8:05 pmRASN	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.06
Apr 24, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 25, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.95
Apr 26, 2026	@ Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 27, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.90
Apr 28, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.02
Apr 29, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.02
Apr 30, 2026	vs St. Louis	12:35 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.71
May 1, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:45 pmATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.15
May 2, 2026	vs Cincinnati	4:05 pmFS1	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $44.58
May 3, 2026	vs Cincinnati	1:35 pmRDTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.82
May 5, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
May 6, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.17
May 7, 2026	@ Arizona	3:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.40
May 8, 2026	@ San Francisco	10:15 pm	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.88
May 9, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:05 pm	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $41.34
May 10, 2026	@ San Francisco	4:05 pm	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
May 12, 2026	vs Colorado	6:40 pmROTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.39
May 13, 2026	vs Colorado	6:40 pmROTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.76
May 14, 2026	vs Colorado	12:35 pmROTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.76
May 15, 2026	vs Philadelphia	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
May 16, 2026	vs Philadelphia	4:05 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $50.40
May 17, 2026	vs Philadelphia	1:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
May 19, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 20, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 21, 2026	@ St. Louis	1:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 22, 2026	@ Toronto	7:07 pm	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.81
May 23, 2026	@ Toronto	3:07 pm	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.37
May 24, 2026	@ Toronto	12:15 pmPEAC	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.18
May 25, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.86
May 26, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.86
May 27, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.86
May 28, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.43
May 29, 2026	vs Minnesota	6:45 pmATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $56.44
May 30, 2026	vs Minnesota	4:05 pmTWTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
May 31, 2026	vs Minnesota	1:35 pmTWTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Jun 2, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pm	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jun 3, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pm	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.01
Jun 4, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmFS1	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.60
Jun 5, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.50
Jun 6, 2026	@ Atlanta	4:10 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.80
Jun 7, 2026	@ Atlanta	1:35 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jun 9, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.80
Jun 10, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.70
Jun 11, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
Jun 12, 2026	vs Miami	6:40 pmMATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $61.20
Jun 13, 2026	vs Miami	4:05 pmMATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.62
Jun 14, 2026	vs Miami	12:15 pmPEAC	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Jun 15, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pm	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $35.64
Jun 16, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pm	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jun 17, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pm	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.46
Jun 19, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmROTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jun 20, 2026	@ Colorado	9:10 pmROTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Jun 21, 2026	@ Colorado	3:10 pmROTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.40
Jun 23, 2026	vs Seattle	6:40 pmMRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.39
Jun 24, 2026	vs Seattle	6:40 pmMRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Jun 25, 2026	vs Seattle	12:35 pmMRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.25
Jun 26, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:40 pmRDTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jun 27, 2026	vs Cincinnati	4:05 pmRDTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Jun 28, 2026	vs Cincinnati	1:35 pmRDTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $56.21
Jun 29, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pm	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.20
Jun 30, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pm	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $57.60
Jul 1, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pm	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $61.20
Jul 2, 2026	@ Philadelphia	12:35 pm	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Jul 3, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmNATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.40
Jul 4, 2026	@ Washington	11:05 amNATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
Jul 5, 2026	@ Washington	1:00 pmPEAC	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jul 7, 2026	vs Atlanta	6:40 pmBRVN	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Jul 8, 2026	vs Atlanta	6:40 pmBRVN	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.39
Jul 9, 2026	vs Atlanta	12:35 pmBRVN	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Jul 10, 2026	vs Milwaukee	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.38
Jul 11, 2026	vs Milwaukee	4:05 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Jul 12, 2026	vs Milwaukee	12:15 pmPEAC	PNC Park

Jul 17, 2026	@ Cleveland	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jul 18, 2026	@ Cleveland	4:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jul 19, 2026	@ Cleveland	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 20, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pm	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.75
Jul 21, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pm	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.64
Jul 22, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pm	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.04
Jul 24, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.34
Jul 25, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.72
Jul 26, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	1:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Jul 27, 2026	vs Arizona	6:40 pmDBTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Jul 28, 2026	vs Arizona	6:40 pmDBTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Jul 29, 2026	vs Arizona	12:35 pmDBTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Jul 30, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.44
Jul 31, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:10 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.74
Aug 1, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:40 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.46
Aug 2, 2026	@ Cincinnati	1:40 pmRDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 3, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 4, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Aug 5, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 6, 2026	@ Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 7, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.34
Aug 8, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $44.56
Aug 9, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	1:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Aug 11, 2026	@ Miami	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.88
Aug 12, 2026	@ Miami	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.16
Aug 13, 2026	@ Miami	1:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.40
Aug 14, 2026	vs Boston	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.00
Aug 15, 2026	vs Boston	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.47
Aug 16, 2026	vs Boston	1:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.81
Aug 17, 2026	vs Detroit	7:05 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Aug 18, 2026	vs Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.80
Aug 19, 2026	vs Detroit	12:35 pmDSN	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Aug 21, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pm	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $80.40
Aug 22, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	9:10 pm	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $110.40
Aug 23, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	4:10 pm	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Aug 24, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.77
Aug 25, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.80
Aug 26, 2026	@ San Diego	4:10 pmPDTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.65
Aug 28, 2026	@ St. Louis	8:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 29, 2026	@ St. Louis	2:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.72
Aug 30, 2026	@ St. Louis	2:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Sep 1, 2026	vs San Francisco	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 2, 2026	vs San Francisco	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 3, 2026	vs San Francisco	12:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Sep 4, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.19
Sep 5, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	6:40 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Sep 6, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	1:35 pm	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.19
Sep 8, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pm	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Sep 9, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pm	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Sep 10, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pm	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Sep 11, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 12, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.80
Sep 13, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pm	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.80
Sep 15, 2026	vs Milwaukee	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.09
Sep 16, 2026	vs Milwaukee	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 17, 2026	vs Milwaukee	12:35 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Sep 18, 2026	vs Kansas City	6:40 pmRYTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.19
Sep 19, 2026	vs Kansas City	6:40 pmRYTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.95
Sep 20, 2026	vs Kansas City	1:35 pmRYTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.19
Sep 22, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 23, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
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LIV Golf is officially over after five years as a professional golf league funded by Saudi Arabia. The amount of money invested in LIV Golf is roughly $6 billion, which is clearly one of the worst investments in history.

Saudi Arabia’s public investment fund went all in on this league and has provided more than enough funding since it first arrived on the scene in 2021.

LIV would lure top PGA golfers with huge contracts, spreading $1.3 billion across the world’s top golfers. Former Master’s champion Jon Rahm jumped ship to LIV for $300 million.

Phil Mickelson was offered $200 million, but called the Saudis “scary motherf—ers.”

Before he returned to the PGA tour, Brooks Koepka’s deal with LIV was believed to be around $100 million, while the face of LIV golf, Bryson DeChambeau, is in the last year of his $100 million contract.

Another intriguing factor about LIV was the tournament purses, starting at $25 million in 2022 and rising to $30 million in 2026, with every participant going home with money. First-place prize money would be around $4 million, and last-place prize money would be $50,000.

The investment in this golf league turned out to be a poor one, with losses of over $1 billion, and people frankly did not care about it as much as they had hoped.

It remains to be seen what will happen to the golfers who jumped from the PGA Tour to LIV, but many of them will have to apologize to the guys who stayed on the pro tour.

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather may have his passport revoked due to a $7.25 million tax bill that was left unpaid.

Mayweather, 49, has made over $1 billion throughout his boxing career, but his most recent opponent is the IRS, which is threatening to revoke his passport.

The boxer has a couple of options for paying off the debt he owes the IRS, the first being to pay the full amount. He could also come to an agreement with the Department of Justice on an installment.

Another option is to claim his tax debt isn’t collectible due to financial hardship, theft or bankruptcy.

Mayweather was informed of this debt about a month before he announced a scheduled exhibition fight in Athens, Greece, against kickboxer Mike Zambidis. This now puts the exhibition scheduled for June 27 in jeopardy because Mayweather cannot leave the country.

The debts have been piling up for Mayweather since 2025 after he stopped paying rent on his luxury condo, but he was posting pictures of himself with stacks of cash on his social media pages, saying, “I just be minding my business!”

Mayweather is also being sued for failing to pay a bill for a private jet that he used to go to the Caribbean. The bill was $105,690, which he did not pay for his trip to Turks & Caicos.

The Edmonton Oilers have once again disappointingly exited the Stanley Cup playoffs; however, this time it was a first-round exit after making the Stanley Cup final two consecutive years.

Connor McDavid didn’t hold back on how he felt about this year’s Oilers team, calling them “an average team” following a game six and series loss to the Anaheim Ducks.

“It was tough. We were an average team all year. An average team with high expectations. You’re going to be disappointed,” McDavid said postgame after the 5-2 loss.

This was the first time the Oilers failed to make it out of the first round since 2021, revealing that McDavid is not wrong about calling them “average,” in what may be a direct shot at general manager Stan Bowman.

McDavid didn’t look like his normal self during the series, with people questioning his health. He only scored once and had six points in six games.

“Too hurt, too soon. The first round is always tough. It’s always chaotic, and it’s tough to play through things so early on as many guys did in here,” McDavid added.

“That being said, it’s not an excuse, either. We expected to have a longer run than we did. It is what it is.”

With the early exit and failing to win the big one once again, speculation swirls about McDavid’s future in Edmonton. McDavid signed a two-year extension last October, giving the Oilers until the 2028 offseason to build a Stanley Cup-caliber team around him.

“I obviously said I was committed to winning here, and I meant that when I said that, and two years makes a lot of sense,” McDavid said last season.

Oilers and McDavid have a long off-season ahead of them in hopes of reaching their end goal and lifting the Stanley Cup.

After an extremely disappointing end to the year for the Denver Nuggets and three-time MVP Nikola Jokic, they head into an off-season of unknowns.

Following a game six and series loss to the short-handed Minnesota Timberwolves, Jokic reiterated to the media that he still wants “to be a Nugget forever.”

Jokic, 31, has two years remaining on his contract worth $121.9 million. He has a player option he could exercise following the 2027 season.

The Nuggets’ franchise superstar will be eligible for a supermax extension, which would be for four years and nearly $278 million. The Nuggets will almost surely offer him that supermax, but it is up to Jokic whether his words stay true.

Jokic is not pleased with how the Nuggets’ season went, with the team showing inconsistency throughout the year and battling injuries.

“We just lost in the first round,” Jokic said following the loss. “I think we are far away [from title contention].”

The Nuggets are three years removed from winning the NBA Championship and have failed to return, which is something they need to prioritize during Jokic’s prime years.

With Aaron Gordon going down with an injury, his future with the Nuggets is uncertain, along with All-Star point guard Jamal Murray, who is being paid a ton of money.

The Nuggets front office could elect to shake things up entirely and build a completely new team around Jokic, but moving Murray remains highly unlikely.

The Golden State Warriors‘ season is over after failing to make the playoffs following a play-in loss to the Phoenix Suns, and for the first time in a while, it is unclear where the Warriors will be headed.

Warriors forward Draymond Green spoke on his podcast, The Draymond Green Show, about what he thinks is next for his head coach, Steve Kerr.

Green started by saying, “I hope he’s our coach next season,” but then later added his honest opinion. “You want my opinion? I think not. Just because it feels like that. It felt like that was it.”

Following the 111-96 loss to the Suns, Kerr brought in Stephen Curry and Green for a moment on the sidelines, and microphones picked up that Kerr said, “I don’t know what’s going to happen next, but I love you guys to death. Thank you.”

Kerr will take the next couple of weeks to contemplate his future, but the signs are pointing to him retiring.

“I still love coaching, but I get it,” Kerr said in his press conference. “These jobs all have an expiration date. There is a run that happens, and when the run ends, sometimes it’s time for new blood and new ideas.”

Green added that he has “never been so uncertain since earlier in my career in what happens next.” “But I’m truly at a loss now because you don’t know what direction will be next. … I also hope I’m on this team next season. We also don’t know that. Man, if it was, what a run.”

The Warriors have many decisions to make this offseason, including whether or not to keep Green. Green has a $27.6 million player option if the two sides cannot agree to an extension.

A new photo of New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and former The Athletic reporter Dianna Russini has been released.

The photo shows Vrabel and Russini kissing in a New York bar. Although it’s not confirmed when the photo was taken, The New York Post estimated it was taken six years ago.

If The New York Post is correct about the timeline, this photo was taken approximately six months before Russini was engaged. 

These new photos add a new layer to a previous scandal. Page Six released seven photos of Vrabel and Russini at the Ambiente Sedona hotel in Arizona on April 7. The leaked photos showed them hugging and holding hands. Vrabel was interviewed by the New York Post later that day and was asked about the photos.

“These photos show a completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable,” Vrabel said. “This doesn’t deserve any further response.”

Russini originally defended her actions, saying she was with a group of six people and that it’s common for sports journalists and team members to spend time together during the offseason.

Later in the week, The New York Times, owner of The Athletic, said it would launch an investigation into the incident. Russini resigned from The Athletic a few days later.

“When the Page Six item first appeared, The Athletic supported me unequivocally, expressed confidence in my work and pride in my journalism. For that I am grateful,” Russini said.

The Athletic is still investigating the photos despite Russini’s leaving. 

So far, the Patriots have shown full support for Vrabel. However, this may change with the new photos being released. Vrabel was asked about the photos on NFL Draft day, and was much more open about the matter.

 “I take accountability for my actions and the actions that caused a distraction to the people that I care most about,” Vrabel said. 

Six teams drafted a center over the NFL draft this past weekend, with the Cleveland Browns being one of those six teams, selecting Alabama center Parker Brailsford.

Brailsford happens to be the lightest center drafted by 10 pounds, but Browns general manager Andrew Berry said, “If you didn’t know, you wouldn’t be able to tell with his play.”

The Browns selected him in the fifth round with the 146th overall pick, with the hopes that he will be the team’s center for the future.

“But really the bigger thing is, and you could see it when we had J.C. [Tretter] here, when we had Nick Harris when he was healthy, and then in Baltimore when they had Tyler Linderbaum, the centers that can pull and work at the second level and get to the perimeter because of their athleticism and speed, they give you a lot of optionality in the run game,” Berry adding, “And that’s something that Parker does very, very well. We’re excited about that part of his profile.”

Brailsford competed in track and field in high school, throwing the shot put and discus, showing his athleticism.

After spending his freshman season at Washington, he decided to follow head coach Kalen DeBoer to Alabama.

Following his first season at Alabama, Brailsford was honored with captain status and was named to the Third-Team All-SEC.

More details about former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora’s recent firing have been released. 

MassLive obtained emails and texts from Cora after being fired. They also reported that Cora was called about replacing Rob Thomson as the Philadelphia Phillies manager, but he declined.

Cora texted several reporters that he was happy about being fired. They also obtained an email that Cora sent to every member of the Red Sox organization.

“We are happy to have the time to be full-time parents, that’s the truth, but also we are disappointed that we didn’t finish the job. I respect the direction the organization is taking. A lot of talented people will help accomplish the ultimate goal: another duck boat parade. Thank you for the hard work, sleepless nights, professionalism and effort to help me lead this great organization,” Cora said.

Cora was part of a massive restructuring for the Red Sox. Hitting coach Pete Fatse, third-base coach Kyle Hudson, bench coach Ramon Vazquez, assistant hitting coach Dillon Lawson and hitting strategy coach Joe Cronin were also fired. Game planning coach and former Red Sox captain Jason Varitek was reassigned to a different role. 

The Red Sox rank in the bottom 10 in the league in offense. Their one bright spot on offense this season has been Wilyer Abreu, who has a 142 OPS+ this season. 

Their pitching has been better, but still not great. The league-average ERA is 4.50, while the Red Sox team ERA is 4.48. Garrett Crochet has been disappointing so far this season with a 6.30 ERA. Aroldis Chapman has been the bright spot so far with a 1.04 ERA and five saves. 

Minor league manager Chad Tracy has been named the Red Sox’s interim manager. Tracy hit 86 home runs in the major leagues. 

Seven-foot-nine center Olivier Rioux has transferred to UC Irvine.

Rioux spent the last two seasons with Florida. He told reporters he was looking for more playing time before entering the transfer portal. 

He did not play the 2024-25 season when Florida won the NCAA championship. He played in 11 games in 2025-2026 while averaging 1.5 minutes per game. 

Rioux hit one of two free throws in a Nov. 21 game against Merrimack. This made him the tallest player in college basketball history to score a point.

Last season, UC Irvine had only one traditional center, Eli Choi. Choi averaged five points and three rebounds. Choi will be staying with UC Irvine for his senior season.

Despite being a smaller team, UC Irvine still ranked 13th in the nation in rebounds per game. However, one area they struggled with was offensive rebounding. They were outside the top 100 in offensive rebounding last season.

Rioux is largely unproven at the college basketball level. However, it’s hard to imagine that many players will be able to get a rebound over a seven-foot-nine player. 

Last season, Florida was pretty deep at the center position. Outside of Rioux, they also had Rueben Chinyelu, Viktor Mikic and Micah Handlogten. Handlogten will be graduating, while Mikic will stay for another season. Chinyelu is currently in the transfer portal, but has shown interest in returning to Florida. 

Earlier this offseason, Florida signed Spanish center Arturas Butajevas. However, Butajevas is very versatile, so he doesn’t impact their ability to play Chinyelu. 

The biggest news Florida got this offseason was that Thomas Haugh will return for another season. Many draft experts expected him to declare for the NBA draft. He was expected to be a top-20 pick.

Next year’s college class is expected to be weaker. This could allow Haugh to be drafted higher, which gives him a larger rookie contract.