The Seattle Mariners’ broadcast booth finished 15th in Awful Announcing’s 2026 local broadcaster rankings. “Many local supporters admit that they still prefer switching audio to the beloved radio broadcast featuring Rick Rizzs,” our very own Sean Keeley wrote. “However, that seemed more about how much they love Rizzs than about how they felt about the…
Through all the final-week hardships for the Phillies -- a 4-game losing streak, a catcher in an 0-for-34 funk, a punchless offense, a desperate gamble on Aaron Nola -- they are taking solace in one certainty about the final game -- win and they're in.
A 12-1 loss with the postseason still unsecured would normally leave little room for optimism. The Philadelphia Phillies had already endured a 2-0 shutout loss in the first game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
DETROIT (AP) — Justin Verlander made a teary farewell, accompanied by his 7-year-old daughter as he left a major league mound for the final time in the Detroit Tigers’ 4-3 come-from-behind win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday. Eduardo Valencia hit a game-ending, two-run homer off Mason Montgomery (6-4) in a three-run ninth that included […]
SAN DIEGO — Jogging up the first base line in the fourth inning, Manny Machado tracked the 99 mph ball off his bat as it arched toward the short porch in right field. The 34-year-old veteran peered into his dugout after it cleared the wall, ...
formerly of Smock Ronald Anthony Marmol passed away Saturday, September 19, 2026, at the age of 79. Ron was a talented engineer, a dedicated family man, and a lifelong sports fan who lived life with great energy and passion. Born September 12, 1947, in Uniontown, Ron grew up in Smock, and went to Smock Elementary […]
Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick has high hopes for one of the team’s key free agent signings this offseason. On Wednesday, during an appearance on ESPN LA 710 Radio, Redick gave Sandro Mamukelashvili a shout-out as one of the team’s most dynamic players.
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