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Dave Roberts' Latest Comments on Roki Sasaki Spell Good News for Dodgers Pitcher

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sports19h ago

Dave Roberts' Latest Comments on Roki Sasaki Spell Good News for Dodgers Pitcher

Si.com

Roberts says Sasaki has shown improvement over his last four starts and that the latest outing was the best yet.
Sasaki has started six games this season with an ERA around 5.97 as the Dodgers evaluate his development.
Dodgers have not shown clear intent to demote Sasaki despite outside suggestion, with Glasnow sidelined giving him more time.
Sasaki welcomed a potential move to the minors if the team felt it was best, though he prefers remaining with the major league club.
The Dodgers are watching Sasaki closely as they weigh options while Glasnow is out and the clock ticks on two weeks.
Sasaki’s season has been marked by high expectations following a strong postseason, contrasted with current results.
The Dodgers have shown faith in Sasaki’s long-term development despite ongoing hurdles.
Roberts remained positive about Sasaki throughout the season, signaling a measured approach to his progression.

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Padres Predicted to Plummet in NL West Standings This Month

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sports23h ago

Padres Predicted to Plummet in NL West Standings This Month

Si.com

Bleacher Report analyst predicts the Padres will drop in the NL West this May due to a tougher schedule.
San Diego's offense has been inconsistent despite recent wins, raising concerns about producing runs.
Fernando Tatis Jr. has not hit a home run this season, the longest drought of his MLB career.
Manny Machado and Tatis Jr. have started the year slow, contributing to the team's offensive struggles.
Padres could face early tests against strong teams in May, including the Cardinals, Brewers, Dodgers, Mariners, and Phillies.
The schedule shift in May is seen as a real test for San Diego's ability to compete with top rivals.
The article notes the Padres have benefited from a favorable early schedule, especially against the Rockies and Giants.
Zachary Levine of Bleacher Report provides the primary analysis behind the prediction.
The Padres seek to maintain momentum amid questions about their rotation and offense.
The piece emphasizes that May will test whether the team has more to offer than its early run suggests.

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Manny Machado hits his 200th homer in a Padres uniform as San Diego beats St. Louis

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sports22h ago

Manny Machado hits his 200th homer in a Padres uniform as San Diego beats St. Louis

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Castellanos hits tying homer in 9th and Machado delivers in 10th as Padres rally past Cardinals 3-2.
Fernando Tatis Jr. parts the offense with a go-ahead two-run single in the fifth to back Vazquez, giving SD a cushion.
Miller closes the ninth cleanly, maintaining a major-league leading 12 saves in 12 chances.

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Cardinals Should Take Lance Lynn's Trade Deadline Ideas to Heart

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sports22h ago

Cardinals Should Take Lance Lynn's Trade Deadline Ideas to Heart

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Lance Lynn advised the Cardinals to stay the course or flip one-year players for future value at the trade deadline.
Bloom’s approach suggests not deviating from building for the future, guiding the Cardinals’ deadline strategy.
The article frames the deadline decision as a balance between staying competitive and preserving future assets.
Lynn’s perspective emphasizes not overpaying to chase a short-term World Series run.
The piece notes the Cardinals’ 2026 momentum as context for a disciplined deadline.
The article cites the Cardinals’ ongoing rebuilding status and the need to decide their 2026 strategy.
The article highlights the Cardinals’ roster pieces that could attract interest from contenders.
Curt Bishop is credited as the author, outlining trade deadline considerations and strategy.
The piece underscores that staying the course may involve leveraging 'one-year' players for future gains.
The article mentions the team’s schedule context, noting a recent Padres series as a benchmark.

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Fernando Tatis Jr.’s nightmare start continues as error leads to Little League grand slam

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sports19h ago

Fernando Tatis Jr.’s nightmare start continues as error leads to Little League grand slam

Nypost.com

An error by Fernando Tatis Jr. in the fifth inning opened the way for a Little League grand slam by JJ Wetherholt.
Tatis has yet to homer this season, entering his 37th game with a .248/.318/.299 slash line.
Padres manager Craig Stammen defended his players, saying, 'He’s not a perfect player. Nobody’s a perfect player.'
The loss left the Padres at 22-16, still among the league's top teams despite the slump.
Wetherholt's grand slam came off an error that allowed four runs in the fifth inning.
The game was a 6-0 defeat for San Diego in San Diego.
Tatis has had one of his longest career droughts in home runs this season.
The team remains competitive despite the setback, according to MLB.com reporting credited in the article.
The report mentions a 0-for-2 showing for Tatis in that game.
The news piece is drawn from the New York Post's coverage of the game.

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MLB Power Rankings 6.0: Cardinals Stun, Braves Stay at No. 1

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sports19h ago

MLB Power Rankings 6.0: Cardinals Stun, Braves Stay at No. 1

Si.com

The Atlanta Braves remain No. 1 in MLB Power Rankings 6.0 after another strong week.
Cardinals rise to prominence as they continue a hot stretch, challenging for NL dominance.
Dodgers and Yankees remain strong contenders with potential to rebound to No. 1.
Mets and Phillies show signs of life after rough starts, but remain lower in rankings.
Padres, Cubs, and Padres performances illustrate a competitive, shifting league.
Rangers and Mariners show upside with recent improvements and potential rises.
A competitive field includes the Cubs, Yankees, and Dodgers near the top.
Yankees hold a strong standing as top American League team amid steady performance.
Braves’ run differential cited as a factor in maintaining top rank.
The article emphasizes weekly updates and multiple references across players and teams.
The MLB power rankings place teams by performance, with Mets consistently near the bottom.

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WVU's JJ Wetherholt Goes Viral for "Little League Grand Slam"

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sports19h ago

WVU's JJ Wetherholt Goes Viral for "Little League Grand Slam"

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Wetherholt hit a rare inside-the-park grand slam for the Cardinals in a 6-0 win over the Padres.
Wetherholt described the moment as partly unplanned, noting it wasn’t where he intended to hit the ball.
The play added to Wetherholt's growing notoriety as a top NL Rookie of the Year contender.
The Cardinals sit in a strong position early in the season, supported by Wetherholt's contributions.
Wetherholt commented that the moment was fun, despite being a workout on the bases.
The feature notes Wetherholt's defensive reliability and continued big moments for the Cardinals.
Wetherholt's season stats include batting .234 with seven home runs and 20 RBIs at the time of the report.
Wetherholt is viewed as part of a strong rookie class competing for NL Rookie of the Year.
The narrative positions Wetherholt as a key 2026 contributor for the Cardinals during a rebuilding phase.
The piece attributes Wetherholt with potential to be the first Mountaineer to win MLB Rookie of the Year.
The report briefly profiles Wetherholt's background, noting his WVU ties and rising media profile.

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Oli Marmol Sees Special Spark with 2026 Cardinals

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sports10h ago

Oli Marmol Sees Special Spark with 2026 Cardinals

Si.com

Marmol says the clubhouse is 'pretty pissed' and that mood signals high expectations and drive to win.
The Cardinals have embraced an underdog mentality and expect to win every day, not just develop talent.
Marmol notes players feel they should win a lot of games already, raising clubhouse expectations.
Cardinals went 9-7 over a 16-game stretch against playoff contenders, signaling strong momentum.
Marmol believes the team is outperforming preseason expectations and pushing to prove itself.
Cardinals aim to prove they can compete with the league’s best teams this season.
Marmol’s comments follow a stretch against strong opponents, including Dodgers and Padres.
The team heads to Sacramento for a key series against the Athletics following the stretch.
Marmol’s reflections emphasize accountability and a competitive culture within the clubhouse.
The reference indicates broader expectations for the Cardinals beyond development 2026.
The article frames Marmol’s remarks as part of reporting on a pivotal 2026 phase for the Cardinals.

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Padres’ Nick Castellanos Calls Out Reporter for ‘Rude’ Question

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sports8h ago

Padres’ Nick Castellanos Calls Out Reporter for ‘Rude’ Question

Si.com

Castellanos snapped at a reporter's joke about using Tatis’ bat to homer, saying, 'That’s rude.'
The Padres tied the game in the ninth on Castellanos’ two-run homer with Tatis Jr.’s bat after his own broke.
Castellanos has embraced a bench role with the Padres, delivering big at-bats as part of the club’s plans.
Castellanos previously addressed a 'Miami incident' on social media, reflecting on rules and dugout conduct.
Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller helped shape Castellanos’ role and the team’s salary expectations.
Castellanos’ performance in May placed him at .278 with a .763 OPS for the Padres.
The article notes Castellanos’ emotional approach and love for playing every inning, as praised by former manager Rob Thomson.
Castellanos arrived with limited at-bats but remained a key veteran presence for the Padres.
Padres manager comments, indicating Castellanos is a vocal presence and competitive force in the clubhouse.
The piece situates Castellanos as part of a Padres crew aiming to stay elite in a division led by back-to-back champions.

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Cardinals’ Next Call-Up Might Not Be Joshua Báez, Jimmy Crooks

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sports8h ago

Cardinals’ Next Call-Up Might Not Be Joshua Báez, Jimmy Crooks

Si.com

Pushard emerges as potential next call-up for the Cardinals, ahead of Báez and Crooks.
Pushard’s Triple-A rehab stint has produced a 3.86 ERA over 10 appearances.
Cardinals rank 24th in bullpen ERA at 4.65, creating urgency for a bullpen boost.
Báez and Crooks have generated the most buzz as possible call-ups, but Pushard could be next.
Rule 5 Draft implications loom, affecting Pushard’s availability beyond rehab.
The Cardinals’ season record through a tough stretch helped shape promotion talk.
Pushard could provide a different look from the current bullpen struggles.
Crooks and Báez remain primary prospects discussed for a majors call-up.
Pushard’s promotion would end a rehab chapter and test bullpen stability.
The article identifies Pushard as a realistic option despite being less famous than Báez or Crooks.

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