Kenneth Teape
Writer at NBA Analysis Network
Features Writer at Adventure On SI
Writer for On SI, part of Sports Illustrated | SUNY Old Westbury Grad | Fan of the New York Knicks, New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates
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1 week ago |
yardbarker.com | Kenneth Teape
Doval, an All-Star in 2023, was one of the most dominant relief pitchers in baseball heading into the 2024 campaign when the wheels came off. He struggled mightily with a 4.88 ERA after not recording an ERA above 3.00 in his first three campaigns in the Major Leagues. That opened the door for Walker, who put together a historic 2024 season but has not been the same thus far in 2025.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Kenneth Teape
The San Francisco Giants have made some major changes to their bullpen recently, some because of ineffective play and others out of necessity. With Jordan Hicks struggling in some facets as a starter, the Giants decided to move him back to the bullpen, swapping roles with Hayden Birdsong. The young flamethrower had excelled as a multi-inning reliever, but was moving back into the rotation. When Justin Verlander went on the injured list, someone needed to step into his role.
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1 week ago |
yardbarker.com | Kenneth Teape
The most recent wave of prospects that the Washington Nationals are clearly excited about is full of positional players. Last year, it was left fielder James Wood and right fielder Dylan Crews making their Major League debuts. Center fielder Jacob Young also cemented himself as one of the best defensive players in baseball as a rookie. This year, two more outfielders have made their Big League debuts: Daylen Lile and Robert Hassell III.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Kenneth Teape
The Toronto Blue Jays had high hopes for their offense coming into the 2025 MLB regular season after some of the additions they made this past winter. They acquired second baseman Andres Gimenez from the Cleveland Guardians in a trade and made a major splash in free agency, signing Anthony Santander away from the Baltimore Orioles.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Kenneth Teape
The most recent wave of prospects that the Washington Nationals are clearly excited about is full of positional players. Last year, it was left fielder James Wood and right fielder Dylan Crews making their Major League debuts. Center fielder Jacob Young also cemented himself as one of the best defensive players in baseball as a rookie. This year, two more outfielders have made their Big League debuts: Daylen Lile and Robert Hassell III.
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