Bleacher Report

2 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Zachary D. Rymer

With the 2025 MLB season at its halfway mark, it's time to take whatever opinions you had of teams back on Opening Day and throw them out the window. We know who they are now. And more to the point, whether they're worth anyone's time. The goal here is to drill down into how entertaining all 30 MLB teams are in 2025 by ranking them according to their watchability. To this end, the ideal is a team that combines consistent winning with exciting stars and an element of pure, uncut likeability.

3 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Kerry Miller

For all of the individual awards in Major League Baseball-Most Valuable Player, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, Gold Gloves, Silver Sluggers, Mariano Rivera and Trevor Hoffman Reliever of the Year, etc.-it's weird that there's no hardware given out for Most Improved Player, right? Guess it's up to us to identify the MIP of each of the 30 squads.

4 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Jack Murray

John Haliburton has weighed in on his son's recent Achilles injury. Indiana Pacers star guard Tyrese Haliburton saw his 2024-25 season end in tragic fashion in Game 7 of the NBA Finals when he suffered the injury as he attempted to drive to the net. He exited the game and his Pacers eventually fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder 101-91. After the diagnosis was official, John Haliburton spoke with Marc J. Spears of Andscape about his conversation with his son and the emotions of the moment.

4 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Jack Murray

Toronto Raptors forward R.J. Barrett could be on the move this summer. Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reported that the Raptors are looking at the market for RJ Barrett via a trade as they look to restructure the roster. "Toronto has also continued to gauge the trade market on RJ Barrett," league sources Scotto.

4 days ago | bleacherreport.com | Matt Holder

A former NFL scout once told me that any talent evaluator who is worth a damn can hit on first-round picks, but the difference between the good and great ones are the people who can find diamonds in the rough. Every year, we're surprised by players who outperform their draft position. Some Day 3 pick seemingly comes out of nowhere to make waves around the league and become a Pro Bowl- or All-Pro-caliber player.