Friday, October 16, 2026 — Cleveland Gets the Solo Spotlight, David Ortiz Brings the Thunder, and I Defend Torpedo Bats

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Friday, October 16, 2026 — Cleveland Gets the Solo Spotlight, David Ortiz Brings the Thunder, and I Defend Torpedo Bats

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Today’s major league board is as focused as it gets. There are no games underway and no finals yet, with Tampa Bay visiting Cleveland in the only scheduled matchup. Nick Martinez is listed for the Rays, while the Guardians have not announced their starter. Cleveland comes in after winning a close one yesterday: Cleveland Guardians 3, Tampa Bay Rays 2 (Final). Now Tampa Bay gets an immediate chance to answer, while Cleveland tries to carry that narrow edge into today’s meeting. The other result from Thursday belonged to Milwaukee: Milwaukee Brewers 6, Los Angeles Dodgers 4 (Final). That gives the Brewers something positive to build on, although neither Milwaukee nor Los Angeles plays today. So all eyes move to Cleveland. With only one game available, every pitching decision and every late-inning matchup gets a little more attention. Martinez is the one known piece. Cleveland’s pitching plan remains the question hanging over the day. Did You Know? In 1974, Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Mike Marshall set a Major League record by pitching in 106 games, worked 208 1/3 innings entirely out of the bullpen, and became the first relief pitcher to win a Cy Young Award. Dean's Take: MLB should keep torpedo bats legal when they meet existing bat specifications Everything Baseball. Every Day. Every Era. — Baseball Nation Network

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