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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

    San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks did not have the best of days when he faced the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday. The Giants lost the game, 6-4. Hicks managed to work through seven innings and only gave up six hits. But he allowed five earned runs and four walks. He also struck out five. When he left the game after the bottom of the seventh, his day was over and he was on the hook for the loss, as he dropped to 1-2. But that wasn’t all.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

    If all anyone hears about is the New York Yankees’ starting pitching it’s because there is always an update. The bad news on Wednesday was about Luis Gil. After some optimism that he could start a throwing program this week, Yankees manager Aaron Boone said that New York was pushing the start of his throwing program about 10 days. He said that the delay is due to his “level of healing.”The good news on Wednesday was about Clarke Schmidt.

  • 1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Matthew Postins

    The Big 12 Conference will have at least two players selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft next week, both from Colorado. Yes, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders will come off the board on the first night. But so many other Big 12 players will have to wait their turn on the second and third days. That doesn’t mean they’re not talented. In fact, some of them are, in my opinion, underrated.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

    The Texas Rangers had few holdovers from last year’s bullpen, and one of them is now heading back to Triple-A — for now. The Rangers made a move before Wednesday’s game to bolster their bullpen, as they called up Jacob Latz from Round Rock. To make room, Texas sent rookie Marc Church back to the minor leagues. The move is a bit curious, as Church’s raw numbers are solid. He has a 3.86 ERA in five appearances and only allowed two earned runs in 4.2 innings.

  • 1 week ago | heartlandcollegesports.com | Matthew Postins

    The Big 12 Conference will have at least two players selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft next week, both from Colorado. Yes, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders will come off the board on the first night. But so many other Big 12 players will have to wait their turn on the second and third days. That doesn’t mean they’re not talented. In fact, some of them are, in my opinion, underrated.

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Matthew Postins
Matthew Postins @PostinsPostcard
22 Apr 25

And there’s your line up shake up. That’s quite a bit to take in.

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Rangers lineup for April 22, 2025 at the Athletics https://t.co/kkWQPgXHDQ

Matthew Postins
Matthew Postins @PostinsPostcard
21 Apr 25

RT @Heartland_CS: Another Returner Enters the Portal for Kansas State Basketball https://t.co/wsitenxD70

Matthew Postins
Matthew Postins @PostinsPostcard
21 Apr 25

RT @Heartland_CS: The Big 12 baseball power rankings are finding some stability down the stretch! https://t.co/SqDVVqYsAL