Emma Lingan

1 day ago | nashvillepost.com | Jeremy K. Gover |Emma Lingan

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast presented by Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Jeremy K. Gover and Emma Lingan are joined by the voice of the Milwaukee Admirals, Aaron Sims as they discuss:Are we seeing that NHL experience pay off for the prospects in Milwaukee? What are teams looking for when NHL-hopeful players are assigned to the AHL? What was it like calling that Calder Cup Playoff series between Milwaukee and Rockford?

2 days ago | rumbunter.com | Emma Lingan

The Pittsburgh Pirates got some discouraging injury news on Sunday when general manager Ben Cherington said it "could be a while" before Enmanuel Valdez is reinstated from the injured list. Valdez, who is dealing with a shoulder issue, has a second opinion coming on his injury. The Pirates placed Valdez on the 10-day injured list on Friday due to left shoulder inflammation, retroactive to May 8. In a corresponding move, they recalled Ji Hwan Bae from Triple-A Indianapolis.

5 days ago | rumbunter.com | Emma Lingan

The Pittsburgh Pirates made headlines on Thursday by firing manager Derek Shelton after a 12-26 start to the season. But it's the story of who they didn't fire that arguably deserves more attention. Dismissing Shelton, whose .410 career winning percentage was one of the worst by a manager in MLB history, was something that needed to be done. But it's still hard to view the move as something to be celebrated when Shelton's boss, general manager Ben Cherington, remains gainfully employed.

6 days ago | bosoxinjection.com | Emma Lingan

Boston Red Sox fans had already made their peace with the fact that they wouldn't see Triston Casas again in 2025. Now, they must brace for the possibility that they could be without their first baseman for even longer. The ruptured left patellar tendon Casas suffered on May 3 means surgery and months of rehab, bringing his season to an abrupt and disappointing end just a few weeks after it began.

6 days ago | rumbunter.com | Emma Lingan

The Pittsburgh Pirates announced Thursday that they have fired manager Derek Shelton, who had held the position since 2020. Bench coach Don Kelly has been named manager, effective immediately. “Derek worked incredibly hard and sacrificed a lot over five-plus years. His family became a big part of the Pirates family, and we will miss that,” general manager Ben Cherington said in a statement. “He’s an incredibly smart, curious, and driven baseball leader.