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Last updated: June 27, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

AL Najjahi, Miguel Vargas Shine in Blowout

The Chicago White Sox delivered a historic offensive performance Friday night, routing the Kansas City Royals 22-1. Tristan Peters led the charge with a grand slam and six RBIs, while Miguel Vargas contributed a three-run homer and an RBI double during Chicago's 10-run third inning. This offensive outburst marked the White Sox's highest run total since 2006 White Sox rout K.C.. The game also featured Ron Kittle's wedding in a ballpark suite, officiated by chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, as the team secured its dominant victory.

Pitching Staffs Take Hits with Injuries and Surgery

Several clubs are facing pitching staff setbacks. The Chicago Cubs placed left-handed reliever Hoby Milner on the 15-day injured list due to appendicitis. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Royals announced that left-hander Cole Ragans will undergo elbow surgery on Wednesday to determine the extent of repair needed. In Baltimore, pitcher Chris Bassitt underwent back surgery, though the Orioles are optimistic about a potential return before the end of the season. The Boston Red Sox also added infielder Marcelo Mayer to the 10-day injured list with a left forearm injury.

Mets Face Scrutiny as Leadership Takes Blame

Following a dismal start to the season, Mets players are vocalizing their disappointment. Shortstop Francisco Lindor and president of baseball operations David Stearns have publicly accepted responsibility for the team's struggles, which led to manager Carlos Mendoza's dismissal. The club is now looking toward a significant overhaul.

Angels Undergo Front Office Shakeup

The Los Angeles Angels have made a significant change in their front office, firing general manager Perry Minasian. The team is bringing in veteran executive John Mozeliak as a consultant to spearhead a revamp of the baseball operations department.

Trout Unlikely for Home Run Derby Amidst Injury

Mike Trout has indicated he is unlikely to participate in the upcoming Home Run Derby in Philadelphia. The star outfielder is still recovering from a strained right hamstring, which has impacted his availability.

Brewers' Misiorowski Hits Triple Digits

Milwaukee Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski made history on the mound, throwing a first-inning fastball clocked at an astonishing 105.5 mph. This pitch broke his own record for the fastest recorded by a starting pitcher in the pitch tracking era Brewers' Misiorowski hurls 105.5.

Fantasy Baseball Outlook

Fantasy managers are to potential future performances. Eric Karabell's analysis explores possibilities such as Caglianone hitting 40 homers and the continued impact of the Contreras brothers in fantasy leagues.

Playoff Contenders' Strengths

For teams currently in strong postseason positions, their success is driven by a singular dominant attribute. An analysis examines the biggest strengths propelling these top playoff contenders.