『Tuesday, September 1, 2026 — Webb meets Skenes, Ichiro’s artistry, and why October should stay out of MVP voting』のカバーアート

Tuesday, September 1, 2026 — Webb meets Skenes, Ichiro’s artistry, and why October should stay out of MVP voting

Tuesday, September 1, 2026 — Webb meets Skenes, Ichiro’s artistry, and why October should stay out of MVP voting

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Nothing is underway and nothing is final yet, so all fifteen games remain ahead of us today. My first circle goes around San Francisco at Pittsburgh, where Logan Webb meets Paul Skenes. That is strength against strength, with two pitchers who can dictate the entire personality of a game. I’m expecting hitters to earn every comfortable swing. Out west, the Yankees visit the Angels with Gerrit Cole facing Grayson Rodriguez. The names alone make that one appointment viewing, and after Los Angeles beat New York 10 to 1 yesterday, the Yankees have an immediate chance to answer with Cole on the mound. I’m also watching Philadelphia at Arizona. Jesús Luzardo gets Eduardo Rodriguez after the Phillies edged the Diamondbacks 2 to 1 yesterday. That series already has a tight, tense feel, and another left-handed pitching matchup could keep it there. This is the first day of September. Every win feels heavier now, and every strong start can shape the stretch run. Did You Know? Ed Porray, who pitched for the Buffalo Buffeds in 1914, is the only known Major League player born at sea. Dean's Take: Why postseason performance should remain separate from regular-season awards Everything Baseball. Every Day. Every Era. — Baseball Nation Network
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