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heavy.com | Derek Hryn
The Philadelphia Phillies have regained confidence, securing seven wins in their last eight games. It hasn’t come easily, but following Thursday’s 2-1 victory over the Miami Marlins, a glaring defensive stat has been unveiled. Trea Turner has committed only one error in his last 45 games for the Phillies, per Jeff Kerr of CBS Sports. That would bring the three-time All-Star’s total to just five on the season.
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heavy.com | Derek Hryn
Mike Trout’s return to the Los Angeles Angels has been worth the wait. In his 19th game back since his knee injury, Trout hit a 112 MPH home run deep into the left-center bullpen in the first inning against the New York Yankees on Thursday. For Trout, who’s certainly no stranger to catching the injury bug throughout a season, his recent performances have been all the more encouraging. The Angels had been treading water without their star slugger for consistency both offensively and emotionally.
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heavy.com | Derek Hryn
When it comes to offensive production at second base in the 2025 MLB season, Tampa Bay Rays’ Brandon Lowe is quietly becoming the hottest hitter in baseball, and his numbers over the last month are tough to ignore. Lowe’s recent 30-game stretch from May 20 to June 18 is nothing short of exceptional. During that span, he slashed .327/.374/.611, translating to a .985 OPS.
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heavy.com | Derek Hryn
As the 2025 MLB season passes its midpoint, one of the most intriguing developments revolves around Atlanta Braves’ star Ronald Acuna Jr.The 2023 National League MVP has returned from his second ACL tear and, offensively, he continues to produce at an elite level. But what’s drawing the attention of analysts is the noteworthy decrease in one prominent category. Acuna’s game following his injury is a tempered approach to baserunning.
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1 week ago |
heavy.com | Derek Hryn
Shohei Ohtani went viral Wednesday night — not for a towering home run or a strikeout on the mound, but for a single pregame photo. Before the Los Angeles Dodgers’ huge 4-3 win over the Padres, a snapshot of Ohtani walking into Dodger Stadium took over social media. He wore a backwards cap, carried a duffel bag over his shoulder, and exuded effortless confidence. It wasn’t flashy, or dramatic — just pure Shohei. And it was enough to send fans and media into a frenzy.
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