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Washington Nationals
fromThe Washington Post
1 week ago

Paul Toboni makes one thing clear: The Nats are open for business

Nationals may trade MacKenzie Gore but will prioritize a compelling rebuild timeline, weighing offers while aiming to accelerate the team's return to contention.
Miami Heat
fromAll U Can Heat
1 week ago

1 Painfully obvious move Heat fans should be demanding after 10 games

Miami needs a superstar acquisition to become legitimate championship contenders because current roster lacks sufficient top-tier talent despite promising depth.
National Basketball Association
fromDefector
2 weeks ago

The Pelicans Are Already Deeply Alarming | Defector

New Orleans Pelicans started 0-6 with three 30-point losses, ranking near the bottom offensively and defensively while coaching and front-office decisions face intense scrutiny.
National Football League
fromRiggo's Rag
2 weeks ago

Commanders' first-half season struggles prove loyalty can be costly

Washington's decision to keep an aging roster and re-sign veterans after 2024 exposed roster flaws, leading to injuries and poor 2025 results.
Boston Red Sox
fromOver the Monster
1 month ago

2025 Red Sox Analysis: Reevaluating the Rafael Devers trade

Trading Rafael Devers weakened the 2025 Red Sox roster because he remained one of the team's best hitters and his removal reduced overall offensive talent.
fromMarlin Maniac
1 month ago

Miami Marlins approach to playoffs in 2025 was fine- on one condition

All in all, you can't call the 2025 Miami Marlins anything less than a roaring success. The 2024 model of the Marlins went 62-100, and then proceeded to deal away their most productive offensive player in the offseason. To finish seventeen games better at 79-83 just a year later, and to do so without a ton of splashy free agent signings or promotions of generational prospects, is remarkable.
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Chicago White Sox
fromSouthside Showdown
3 months ago

Front office stubbornness and lack of clutch hitting lead to White Sox getting swept

Chicago White Sox struggled with clutch hitting, suffered a sweep from the Seattle Mariners, and faced criticism for player performance and management decisions.
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