I wrote about a Big Pharma titan paying billions in opioid related settlements, a baseball family ruined by their son's addiction to its painkillers and...MLB's Official Pharmaceutical Partner issa new [eyeblack]

JRam's last two homers are definition of "I contain multitudes"

The hill being Queen Anne Hill, presumably, giving you a great view of Uptown below it

Giancarlo’s last stand bc that man ain’t gonna run

Need to save the bench space for subbing out Giancarlo!

hard to imagine a pitcher walk-out song with worse vibes than this in the big 2026, congrats to jason adam

every so often *something like

I know John Smoltz doesn't watch or make any effort to learn about the modern sport of baseball, but every so often "I know he hasn't had a lot of at-bats, but I think they give him the green light 3-0" about *Rowdy Tellez* still managed to get to me.

One of the best comps for hitters in the 2026 postseason being 2024 Mitch Garver is over-the-top macabre even for October.

It may require a profile photo change to honor Lechonk, the Pokemon.

John Smoltz *praising* Mookie Betts for NOT challenging strike three, that should have been ball four (followed by a Shohei single) and I'm begging this network to hire literally any of the hundreds of more qualified color commentators out there.

some real sticker shock on the orange chicken fries. An astonishing $39.99 for not that large a portion Guess it depends how much you value the hard plastic souvenir glove-shaped bowl it comes in

Just asked Victor Wembanyama if he’d ever consider promoting a sports betting company. “Absolutely not. I will never do that. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it. .. Everybody does whatever they want, but without me.”

LHP Ray Kerr starting a winner-take-all playoff game tonight means two 2021 Tacoma Rainiers (along w/Taylor Trammell) will have started playoff games in 2026. Matt Festa awaits in the ALDS. Just two of their 2021 teammates started games for Seattle: Cal Raleigh & Logan Gilbert, plus Andrés Muñoz.

Baseball has had increasing attendance every year of the current CBA except the one immediately following the last lockout. Instead of maintaining that momentum, the owners plan to lock the players out again. Too much money is coming in, franchise values are growing too fast. Stop the success!