Mookie Betts could move back to infield in 2025 as World Series champion Dodgers reconfigure roster again

In a disappointing 10-7 loss to the Minnesota Twins, the Los Angeles Dodgers' bullpen faltered, allowing six runs in the sixth and seventh innings despite the Twins managing only two hits. Key relievers struggled with command, leading to numerous walks and a comical throwing error by Edgardo Henriquez, marking one of the Dodgers' worst performances in recent memory as they fall to 6-11 in July. Want More Context? 🔎

On Tuesday, several notable draft signings occurred, highlighted by the Phillies' Gage Wood receiving a $3MM bonus, slightly below his slot value, after a strong college season. Other significant deals included the White Sox's Jaden Fauske at $3MM, the Rays' Dean Moss at $2.1MM, and the Cubs' Josiah Hartshorn, who signed for a record $2MM for the sixth round, showcasing their strategic bonus pool management. Want More Context? 🔎

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski showcased his talent against the Seattle Mariners, striking out seven and allowing just three hits in 3.2 innings while regularly hitting over 101 mph. With 39 pitches exceeding 101 mph in only 29.1 innings this season, he stands out as a remarkable young talent, far surpassing all other pitchers in Major League Baseball. Want More Context? 🔎