May 18th MLB (Day Games) Round Up
Blake Snell shut down the Yankees in the Bronx, striking out nine and allowing just one run, which came on a wild pitch. Despite some strange moments—like the Rays not challenging a pitch that … Watch Now
Gleyber Torres with a big at bat vs Jose Alvarado, a breakdown
Glaber Torres stepped up in the ninth inning with the Yankees down a run and battled Jose Alvarado in a tense at-bat. Alvarado started with a 101 mph fastball that Glaber watched go by. … Watch Now
Gio hits the walk off and the Yankees celebrate, a breakdown
The Yankees walked it off in style, and the celebration didn’t disappoint. Gio Urshela came through in a key moment, crushing a 2-0 fastball to seal the win. From there, the dugout emptied fast. … Watch Now
Puig gets sexual with his bat then hits a walk off single in the bottom of the tenth, a breakdown
The Reds walked off the Cubs in the 10th inning thanks to a clutch single with the bases loaded. Yasiel Puig stepped up in a tie game and delivered the hit after working the … Watch Now
Austin Riley Smokes a Home Run for his first MLB hit, a breakdown
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Sharks win in OT and the Blues threaten to murder the refs, a breakdown
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Schoop dekes out Cron, His Own First Basemen, A Breakdown
The Twins had a bizarre moment against the Angels when Jake Odorizzi fielded a comebacker to end the inning. After catching the ball cleanly, he fired a throw to first, but C.J. Cron wasn’t … Watch Now
Michael Chavis hits a Monster Shot that Everyone Thought Went Foul, a Breakdown
Michael Chavis hit a towering home run that left everyone confused, including both broadcast crews and Rockies manager Bud Black. The ball went so high and far, it disappeared from view almost immediately. Even … Watch Now
Bob Melvin ejected after Encarnación walks & Vogelbach Goes Deep, a Breakdown
Bob Melvin was ejected in the bottom of the eighth after arguing a missed strike call on a 3-2 pitch to Edwin Encarnación. The pitch, which looked like it caught the bottom of the … Watch Now
Ron Kulpa Says He Can Do Anything He Wants, a breakdown
Umpire Ron Kulpa made himself the center of attention during a heated game involving the Houston Astros. It started with a borderline strike call that sparked immediate protests from the Astros dugout. Instead of … Watch Now