MLB Baseball 24 Hours

Last updated: July 27, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

NL East Powerhouses Gear Up for Trade Deadline

The Atlanta Braves on Sunday, defeating their opponent 3-2 after manager Walt Weiss ordered an unconventional intentional walk in the bottom of the 11th. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers set by pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, who struck out the first seven Colorado Rockies batters he faced and finished with 12 strikeouts against the first 13 batters. Both teams, along with the Phillies, are reportedly as they pursue the division-leading Dodgers.

Hall of Fame Welcomes New Inductees

Andruw Jones, Carlos Beltran, and Jeff Kent were officially enshrined in baseball's Hall of Fame on Sunday. The trio represents diverse backgrounds, having played for numerous teams throughout their careers, and their inductions to the sport across multiple countries.

Slumps and Milestones Mark Sunday's Action

The Miami Marlins, a new franchise record, after being swept by the San Diego Padres. In a more positive individual performance, Mike Trout in over five years, also climbing the Angels' all-time lists for doubles and singles. Ryan O'Hearn celebrated his birthday by hitting a grand slam, helping the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-7.

Player Movements and Ownership Changes

With the trade deadline approaching and postseason hopes fading, pitcher Freddy Peralta from the New York Mets, stating he felt he had let the team down. In other news, former pitcher Chan Ho Park, becoming the first Korean to purchase a stake in a major league club. Max Scherzer is slated to return from the injured list and start on Monday, his 42nd birthday.