Phuong Nguyen

Jorge Polanco may no longer wear a Seattle Mariners uniform, but his connection to the city, the clubhouse, and the fanbase remains deeply intact. Days after his departure from the organization, the veteran infielder broke his silence with a heartfelt message that resonated far beyond a standard goodbye. In an era often dominated by business […]

Major League Baseball was rocked late this week as federal prosecutors announced charges against Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, alleging the two players participated in a pitch-rigging scheme that allowed gamblers to win hundreds of thousands of dollars. The stunning accusations, first detailed in a developing report by Morgan Norwood, have sent […]

In 1995, Albert Belle didn’t merely have a great year—he unleashed one of the most ferocious offensive seasons Major League Baseball has ever witnessed. At a time when pitching still ruled and intimidation was earned pitch by pitch, Belle rewrote expectations with a campaign so explosive it permanently altered his place in baseball history and […]

In the fall of 2004, baseball didn’t just witness a championship run—it watched an entire mythology collapse. For 86 years, the Boston Red Sox carried the unbearable weight of failure, heartbreak, and superstition, haunted by the so-called “Curse of the Bambino” ever since Babe Ruth was sold to the New York Yankees in 1919. Then […]

The Cleveland Guardians’ quest to overhaul a sputtering offense has reached a fever pitch, with fans and analysts alike wondering whether the franchise can unearth the kind of bat that transforms an underperforming lineup into a contender. After finishing 2025 among the bottom tiers of Major League Baseball in offensive production, questions loom over the […]