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baseballprospectus.com

Welcome to Five and Dive, a twice-weekly podcast from Baseball Prospectus. We’re named Five and Dive in honor of all the pitchers out there who can’t or won’t go beyond five innings. We respect their laziness or lack of ability. Each episode we will cover five topics of interest that come from either recent events, articles we’ve written, articles we’ve thought about writing but thought “too much research,” and whatever else is on our minds. Craig Goldstein, Editor-in-Chief of Baseball Prospectus hosts alongside editor and author Patrick Dubuque.

blogs.fangraphs.com

After missing by a single vote in his last two ballot appearances, the slugger may have his best shot at election, albeit posthumously.

thebiglead.com

The 2026 NFL Draft is winding down, as we prepare for the final day of festivities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Throughout the afternoon on Saturday, we will see Rounds 3 through 7 take place, so buckle up for a busy day. Before we kick off Round 4 at 12:00 p.m. ET on ABC, ESPN, and the...

jayscentre.com

Home of the latest Toronto Blue Jays news, forum discussion, and blogs.

platecrate.com

Plate Crate's baseball gift boxes are packed with training aids, gear, accessories, & everything else baseball players need to reach their full potential.

blog.scoutingmagazine.org

So you're sitting on an Eagle Scout board of review. Here are 40 Eagle board of review questions to consider asking.

ottoneu.fangraphs.com

Year-round Dynasty fantasy baseball for serious baseball fans

sodomojo.com

Find the latest Seattle Mariners news, rumors, trades, free agency updates and more from the insider fans and analysts at SoDo Mojo

pebblehunting.substack.com

I'm writing about baseball & the good life. Contact at pebblehunting@gmail.com. Click to read Pebble Hunting, by Sam Miller, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

standard.co.uk

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