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Pitcher of the Day: Hunter Brown Back to his Normal Self
If the Houston Astros are to make a run to the October dance, they are going to need their ace to pitch like their ace. Of course the road right when returning has bumps along the way, but over his last few starts he’s been very dominant. I...
Pitcher of the Day: Sean Burke Continues to Get the Job Done for the White Sox
When you look at the White Sox, there are plenty of names you can circle around that have been a mega bright spot. A lot of it comes from the position side of things, with a career year out of Miguel Vargas, Colson Montgomery breaking out m...
What Each Team in the National League Central Should do at the Trade Deadline
Welcome to the trade deadline series! Here at Baseball Scoops we will go division by division and discuss what we feel each team should do at the trade deadline. Then there is identifying needs and why they should be the goal. So, now we’re...
Pitcher of the Day: Cam Schlittler’s Curveball and Chris Sale Dominant against Mets
His start for Tuesday got postponed, so he got an extra day of rest. Needless to say that extra day of rest did well for him. Granted, it is the Mets offense without Juan Soto, but given the game was only a one run game showed how much the...
Pitchers of the Day: Williams, Jax Became Strikeout Machines on the Day
Sometimes when doing this segment, it’s not about limiting the damage. That stuff does matter of course, but sometimes it is performance and what’s gone on underneath the hood. That’s exactly what Griffin Jax did against the Texas Rangers a...
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