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A Resurgent Caleb Durbin Has Helped Resurrect the Red Sox Offense blogs.fangraphs.com/a-resurgent-...

Arguably top 5.

Mead for Early: It’s a Challenge Trade! blogs.fangraphs.com/mead-for-ear...

Sunday Notes: Tasty Tidbits From the Cutting-Room Floor blogs.fangraphs.com/sunday-notes...

ICYMI: the 125th installment of FanGraphs' Talks Hitting series features a five-time All-Star who is more than just a slugger; he is a student of his craft.

Pete Alonso Talks Hitting blogs.fangraphs.com/pete-alonso-...

This time next week I will be in Cleveland for the SABR convention and a handful of Guardians-Diamondbacks games. If it fits your schedule and pocketbook, I urge you to do the same. Enjoyment will be aplenty.

Cole Sulser Discusses Pitch Design and the Properties of Seam Shift blogs.fangraphs.com/cole-sulser-...

Here's a fun one from the game notes: Gunnar Henderson has reached base in 28 consecutive games at Fenway Park to begin his career. That ties Bernie Williams for the longest career-opening streak by a visitor at Fenway (1991-1997 for Williams)

The Boston Red Sox have won 15 consecutive games.

2026 Trade Value: Nos. 21-30 blogs.fangraphs.com/2026-trade-v...

“Everything is going to be a joy ride tonight, without the joy.” —Jason Benetti on tonight’s Tigers broadcast.

Stephanie says that she wants to know why it is though she's the door, she can't be the room.

Not specific to your question, but scoreboards imploring fans to "get loud" is an insult to those in attendance. If not organic to what is happening in the game, noise is noise-contrived. As for the NBA-ization of blaring music at every interval, that is likewise contrived noise. .

Preferred and expected news (this written from inside a pleasant pub as I work on a forthcoming article.)

Yordan Alvarez leads the American League in all three Triple Crown categories.

Drew Rasmussen Developed a Two-Seam Runner Because of Bo Bichette blogs.fangraphs.com/drew-rasmuss...

Not the reverend, actually. Think “The Ballad of Oil Can Boyd.”

Some years ago at the local, a no-longer-with-us individual was told that he was free to drink himself to death, but could no longer do so there. Ethics and profit are, in many ways, mutually exclusive.

At Fenway to see Red Sox win their 14th consecutive game, now home watching Cubs-Tigers on my laptop and quaffing a cold Bell's Amber. Pleasant evening of baseball enjoyment,