The 2026 MLB season is full of major moves and tough news! Top Stories: Travis Bazzana, the #1 overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft, has officially been called up by the Cleveland Guardians. The Philadelphia Phillies have fired manager Rob Thompson. Don Mattingly takes over as manager (he previously managed Carl and Justin Crawford). Thompson was offered a role within the organization. (Note: Alex Cora was reportedly offered the job on Sunday before Thompson’s firing on Tuesday.) Tarik Skubal underwent elbow surgery to remove loose bodies and is expected to miss 2-3 months. Week in Review: Dodgers acquire Tyler Fitzgerald from the Blue Jays for INF/OF depth. White Sox call up Jarred Kelenic. Tigers hire Kyle Hendricks as special assistant to the GM. Mets agree to a 2-year/$11.5 million extension with catcher Luis Torrens for 2027-2028. Griffin Canning activated by the Padres for Sunday’s start. Giants call up top prospects Jesus Rodriguez and Bryce Eldridge. Reds call up Chase Petty. Yankees demote Anthony Volpe. Marlins promote Joe Mack and demote Agustin Ramirez. Sad news: Longtime Yankees radio voice John Sterling has passed away. Injury Updates: Kodai Senga – Lumbar spine inflammation Luis Robert Jr. – Lumbar spine disc herniation (7-10 day shutdown) Justin Steele – Setback in return from Tommy John Jonathan India – Season-ending shoulder surgery Garrett Crochet – Left shoulder inflammation Ryan Pepiot – Hip surgery (out for season) Ronald Acuna Jr. – Hamstring injury (extent unknown) Jacob Misiorowski left a no-hitter with hamstring injury Joe Ryan exited start after just 9 pitches Plus updates on Nico Hoerner, Javy Baez, Casey Mize, Trevor Rogers, Ryan Helsley, Brandon Woodruff, and more. We wrap up with our Player of the Day (POTD) poll! In This Video: Travis Bazzana debut call-up Phillies fire Rob Thompson, Don Mattingly new manager Tarik Skubal elbow surgery timeline Full week in review + major roster moves Comprehensive injury report Subscribe for daily MLB news, prospect call-ups, injury updates, and 2026 season coverage! Hit the bell for notifications. Comment below: Is Don Mattingly the right choice for the Phillies? How much will Skubal’s absence hurt the Tigers? Drop your POTD vote!
En Saliendo del Horno de ESPN Beisbol, Ernesto Jerez, Enrique Rojas, José Francisco Rivera y Orlando El Duke Hernández analizan el bajo rendimiento de los New York Mets y Philadelphia Phillies en la Liga Nacional. La lesión de Luis Robert Jr. y debaten lo destacado en el mes de abril. #mlb #saliendodelhorno | ESPN Deportes
Goodbye Alex Cora. Goodbye Rob Thomson. Hello Braves as the kings of the MLB (for now). Also, who wants to actually win in the AL besides the Yankees and Rays?
It may still be early in the Major League Baseball season, but for two teams, to borrow a phrase from Yogi Berra, it got late early as the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies fired their respective managers. Managers may not be the ones putting the rosters together (that falls to the head of baseball operations) but when those players don't perform, it's more often than not the managers who take the blame. Mets fans, frustrated by their own team's won-loss record, might have been hoping to see recently fired Alex Cora be hired by the team. Two things happened. The Phillies called Cora first, and Alex turned them down basically saying he wants to spend time with his kids on the beach in Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, Anthony Volpe is expected to come off the injured list and subsequent minor league rehab assignment, but there's more to his return to the team than meets the eye. Follow us on Social Media for more content. YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfJa5bUUog_pwI7_TD4-KiVsoS80Ieyr5) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AllMixedUpRadioDotCom) Twitter (https://x.com/AllMixedUpRadio) (you want to call it X, go ahead)
Another podcast episode of the Shift with Francisco Rojas! He discusses the firings of both Alex Cora and Rob Thomson, his ...
Alex Cora declined offer to manage Phillies before job given to Don Mattingly - The Athletic https://ift.tt/yvEPIwB Alex Cora declined a managerial offer from the Philadelphia Phillies following his dismissal from the Boston Red Sox. Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski confirmed the offer and subsequent appointment of Don Mattingly as interim manager after firing Rob Thomson. Cora opted to prioritize spending time with his family in Puerto Rico, including his fiancée and twin sons, and prepare for a November wedding. Dombrowski praised Cora’s managerial abilities, comparing him to Hall of Fame managers. While discussions occurred, a formal agreement was never reached as Cora determined the timing was not right. Mattingly’s appointment is not expected to be a long-term solution, and Cora is anticipated to be a sought-after candidate for other managerial openings at the end of the season. The Phillies’ decision to pursue Cora came amid a disappointing 9-19 start to the season despite a high payroll. If you like our content, don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel, NEWS TODAY. https://www.nytimes.com
The Boston Red Sox have made a shocking early-season move, firing manager Alex Cora after a slow start—and the debate is just getting started. Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to the decision and break down whether Cora deserved to be let go or if this is a classic case of acting too soon. Is the blame on the manager, the players who aren’t producing at the plate, or the front office that built the roster? This discussion dives into accountability, timing, and what this move means for the Red Sox moving forward. FOLLOW us on social media: X https://x.com/BetMGMTonight Instagram https://www.instagram.com/BetMGMTonight/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BetMGMTonight/ Download the Audacy App today! ➡️ https://go.audacy.com/download-apple https://go.audacy.com/download-android Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER (Available in the US) 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY) 1-800-327-5050 (MA), 1-800-NEXT-STEP (AZ), 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-981-0023 (PR) 21+ only. Please Gamble Responsibly. See BetMGM.com for Terms. Subject to eligibility requirements. In partnership with Kansas Crossing Casino and Hotel. US promotional offers are not available in Ontario or Puerto Rico.