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Former New York Yankee releiver Camilo Doval was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates for two minor league propects on Sat Aug 1, 2026 (AP News photo)

MLB The Show podcast Charlie O:

#1 Former San Francisco Giant reliever Camilo Doval was traded by the New York Yankees to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday. The Pirates looking for bullpen help and not being in post season for 11 years acquired Doval as the Yankees will cover part of Doval’s salary and the Yankees will receive two minor league players catcher Omar Alfonzo and outfielder Luis Cruz.

#2 The Houston Astros announced that Carlos Correa’s torn left ankle tendon surgery is making a remarkable recovery and that Correa could be back sometime this season. Correa after undergoing the surgery was expected to be out for the rest of the season. The Astros said they couldn’t rule Correa out and that he could make a return this season.

#3 The San Francisco Giants have suspended outfielder Harrison Bader’s salary after he reaggravated his left foot in a scooter accident on Sun Jul 26th in downtown San Francisco the morning before the Giants were to host the Los Angeles Angels. Bader reportedly was drunk and collided with the back of a fire truck. Giants team president Buster Posey said he and the club are conducting an investigation of the accident.

#4 The Pittsburgh Pirates Ryan O’Hearn is on the ten day IL due to a strained left quad and will be out for six to eight weeks. O’Hearn while running to first base pulled up grabbing his left leg after hitting into a ground out in a game against the Cincinnati Reds Saturday in the ninth inning which the Pirates lost 8-7. Pirates manager Don Kelly helped O’Hearn off the field with the assistance of the trainer.

#5 Charlie, what does it mean for the Sacramento A’s orgainzation now that former managing partner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban has bought at least five percent share as minority partner into the A’s this past week. Will Cuban play a role in the ownership role or merely will just own part of the club and be a silent partner?

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New York Yankees Al Sanchez thanks the Good Lord for his ninth inning single against the Tampa Bay Rays on Tue Jul 7, 2026 at the Tropicana in St Petersburg (AP News photo)

MLB The Show podcast Jessica Kwong:

#1 The New York Yankees of all teams set a Major League mark for a team to strike out 17 times in two straight games. The Yankees KO’d 17 times on Monday and Tuesday nights at the Tropicana in St Petersburg to set the record. The Yankees a have a rough time of things having lost eight of their last ten games.

#2 Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Ryan O’Hearn hit for ten RBIs in a game against the Atlanta Braves. No one has ever done that for the Bucs. O’Hearn set a club record on Tuesday night the record was last set on May 30, 1939 when Johnny Rizzo hit nine RBIs agianst the St Louis Cardinals some 54 years before O’Hearn was born.

#3 Kansas City Royals Tyler Tolbert set a Major League record hitting in 12 straight plate appearances. Tolber reached the record with an infield hit in the Royals 16-12 win over the New York Mets Tuesday. Tolbert hit a two run home run in the second, then singled in the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh ending the streak in the ninth inning with a fly out in the ninth inning.

#4 Detroit Tigers third base coach Joey Cory separated with the Tigers after “philosophical differences” Tigers manager AJ Hinch said of Cora and quoting, “I love Joey. Joey loved being a Tiger. He’s been instrumental in his time here. But similar to a family, sometimes it doesn’t last forever. and “We both just agreed it’s probably best for the players and everybody to separate.”

#5 Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Shohei Ohtani will pitch the Friday right after the All Star break according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts. Ohtani had left in the seventh inning of last Friday’s game due to tightness in his right biceps in the bottom of the sixth inning while hitting.

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