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There is always baseball happening almost too much baseball for one person to follow themselves. Don't worry, we're here to help you by figuring out what you missed but shouldn't have. Here are all the best moments from the weekend in Major League Baseball: The Astros are spiraling The Astros missed the 2025 postseason thanks to injuries derailing what should have been yet another season with October baseball in it. Losing slugger Yordan Alvarez for most of the year, combined with IL trips for star shortstop Jeremy Pena, didnt help matters in a season when the Mariners were a force to be reckoned with and the Rangers were hanging around until the end. Now, Alvarez is back and hitting as well as he ever has. The rest of the Astros? Well. You saw the subhed. The Mariners dropped Houston 9-6 on Friday to open the weekend series between the two, and then Saturday started out promising but didnt deliver. Center fielder Taylor Trammell went yard in the top of the second to give Houston a 3-2 lead and then Alvarez hit a solo shot his sixth home run of the year to give Houston another run. Alvarez, by the way, is batting ..340/.500/.755 and leading the American League in dingers, so, safe to say hes feeling better than last summer. The Astros ended up chasing Mariners starter Luis Castillo after 3.1 innings, scoring seven runs against him in that short time frame. Houston would not score once against the Seattle bullpen not even the runner they inherited from Castillo. This gave the Mariners time to claw their way back, and Seattle did just that: a five-run fifth inning, capped by center fielder Julio Rodriguez hitting a two-run homer, tied the game up 7-7. The Mariners would then keep the game from going to extras with a walk-off single from shortstop J.P. Crawford in the bottom of the ninth, giving the Astros their sixth-straight defeat and second loss in the series. And then Houston lostagain to the Mariners on Sunday, 6-1. The weekend was maybe best exemplified by this one play from Sundays tilt. The Astros just didnt have an answer for the Mariners all weekend, even when things were seemingly going well. Houston is now 6-10; they will have to find an answer eventually, and not just for Seattle. Yankees lose fifth-straight On April 7, the Yankees defeated the Athletics, 5-3, to move to 8-2 on the season. For the second time in this early campaign, New York responded to a loss with a W, but that would also be the only game that the Yankees would win against the As. The Athletics would hand New York Ls in the next two games and the series, and then the Yankees went to Tampa Bay hoping for some respite against the Rays. They did not get it. Tampa Bay swept the Yankees, even if right fielder Aaron Judge tried to change as much late in Sundays contest with a dinger. New York has dropped five-straight after having just two losses all season prior to this stretch. The Yankees have lost these five games by a combined six runs, as they allowed 19 against 13 scored during this stretch: New York hasnt been dominated here, so much as just lose close games. Against the As, 3-2 and 1-0 defeats, and facing Tampa Bay, 5-3, then 5-4 in consecutive contests. Per theYES Network, the 2026 Yankees are just the fourth team since 1900 to go 0-6 in one-run games through the first 15 games of a season. Thats a freak occurrence, a real rarity. Thats not to excuse New Yorks performance, by any means a loss is a loss in the standings, and this not only puts the Rays even with New York despite dissimilar starts to the season, but lets the Blue Jays off the hook to a degree for their poor 6-9 start. There is a ton of season left for all parties involved, however, and these sorts of things happen, but we wont know the true impact of this particular stretch for some time yet if the Yankees start winning all their many winnable games again, maybe none of it matters five months from now. And if not, well. Those other three teams that all went 0-6 in one-run games to start the year finished well under .500. None of them were necessarily supposed to be as good as New York, though, so they are at least better-positioned for a turnaround than their historical counterparts. As sweep Mets The Athletics didnt manage to sweep the Yankees even if they came close but managed to finish the job againsta team from New York. The Mets have been without superstar outfielder Juan Soto for their last eight games, and while that didnt matter so much for the first three of those, over the last five New York is missing his bat. They won 4-3 against the Diamondbacks to open their previous series, earning a walk-off to seal the W, but then scored three total runs against Arizona in the next two games. Over three contests with the As, the Mets scored six combined runs and all of those in one game. The other two were shutouts. Sundays loss stung the most, as it was a 1-0 defeat that included this excellent play from center fielder Carson Benge that kept a pair of runs from scoring. Nine runs in five games isnt going to cut it, but its not like its just the offense thats been a problem here. Unlike with the Yankees getting swept, nothing is working here for the Mets: they have been outscored 30-9 in these five games. Just getting Soto back isnt going to fix that issue, as New Yorks pitching needs to get it together again. Thanks to dropping five in a row, the Mets are now 7-9, last in the NL East. Enough about the Mets, though. The As had themselves a great weekend. Nick Kurtz, Athletics first baseman and 2025 AL Rookie of the Year, hit his first homer of the season to give them the one run needed to down the Mets. Right-hander Aaron Civale had another strong start for a rotation that needed it, going 5.2 scoreless with just three strikeouts, sure, but no walks and four hits allowed. Oh, and the day before, the As might have given up six runs, but they scored 11. So that worked out just fine. Its April 13 and all that, but the As are in first place in the AL West thanks to rattling off five wins in a row. Nats sweep Brewers for first time in years Now heres something you dont see every day. Specifically, not since 2011, when Nationals slugger James Wood was still eight years old. The Brewers were swept by Washington in a three-game set, winning 7-3, 3-1 and then 8-6 in an exciting back-and-forth finale. Brewers second baseman Brice Turang kicked off the scoring with a solo homer in the third, then the aforementioned right fielder Wood answered with a dinger of his own to tie it up. Shortstop CJ Abrams drove in another with a sac fly, but Milwaukee tied it up again with a homer from first baseman Jake Bauers in the bottom of the fourth, then Turang went yard again in the fifth to make it 3-2 Brewers. Then, in the seventh, the Nats scored three runs: on a pair of pinch-hit singles by Jose Tena and Curtis Mead, then Wood managed to nab home as part of a double-steal to make it 5-3. DH Brady House would single in yet another run, scoring Mead. That was a lot of work to get three runs Milwaukee managed to even things up again with a single swing from DH Gary Sanchez, who had entered the game earlier as a pinch-hitter himself. The Nats werent done, however. In the top of the eighth, Keibert Ruiz a catcher who entered into the game as a defensive replacement for Tena after his pinch-hit hit a ball up the middle to plate two runs, the last ones Washington would need for the day. A wild ride, but the Nats ended up taking the game and the series, and are now a game under .500 thanks to the three consecutive victories. Padres earn four-game sweep There were, somehow, even more sweeps than this. The Padres earned the four-game variety, which started out last Thursday against the Rockies with awalk-off grand slam in extras from shortstop Xander Bogaerts, and then on Friday featuredanother walk-off, a three-run shot from first baseman Gavin Sheets his second long ball of the day. San Diego didnt need a walk-off on Saturday or Sunday, as a trio of three-run innings gave them a 9-5 win over Colorado. And Sunday was instead a whole bunch of papercuts, a 7-2 win where San Diego scored in six different innings, the final run a 425-foot dong off the bat of center fielder Jackson Merrill. San Diego is still 1.5 back of the Dodgers in the NL West, but are also the winners of five in a row, so things are at least looking better for them. As for Colorado, well. They are 6-10 now, but hey, they got to .500 for the first time this late in the season in years, at least that clock was reset if nothing else. McGonigles first dinger The Tigers were having a rough go of it against Minnesota, but lucky for Detroit they came up against the Marlins. That seemed like a potential problem, given the direction the two were heading in during the early part of the season, but instead, it looks like some balance is being restored to the universe instead. Hey youre never going to believe this despite the theme of the weekend, but, the Tigers swept the Marlins. Lets focus on the big detail from the weekend, however. The first MLB homer for top prospect Kevin McGonigle. The Tigers shortstop led off the game, and in the bottom of the fifth inning sent a 97.3 mph Sandy Alcantara fastball the only pitch of the at-bat 408 feet to center. Even Alcantara cant leave a ball middle-middle and expect to get away with it all the time. Cubs walk off Pirates The position of the Pirates and Cubs in the NL Central has seemed a little backwards so far in 2026, but Chicago tried to make things right for them, of course, not Pittsburgh on Sunday. After dropping the first two of the series to the Bucs, the Cubs looked like they might be getting swept you know, like so many other teams over the weekend. What else are you supposed to think when second baseman Brandon Lowe hits a grand slam to put the Pirates up 5-0 in the second inning? Lowe then hitanother dinger later on, to make it 6-2, undoing at least a little bit of the offense that the Cubs had managed in between. That would be all the offense that Pittsburgh would manage, however. The Cubs started scoring unanswered runs in the bottom of the fifth third baseman and free-agent acquisition Alex Bregman drove in a run on a sac fly there and another on an infield fly in the seventh to make it 6-4, then in the eighth, Michael Busch pinch-hit and tied the game with a single to left. In the ninth, still tied, Jose Urquidy came in from the Pirates bullpen. Pinch-hitter Michael Conforto doubled to start the frame, then Bregman singled pinch-runner Scott Kingery to third. The bases would end up loaded when right fielder Seiya Suzuki, back from the IL, walked, and then backstop Carson Kelly took it from there. A better weekend for the Pirates than the Cubs, all things considered, but Pittsburgh blew a chance to take the whole series there. Ohtani leadoff shot Shohei Ohtani hit another leadoff dinger. Here it is: Sometimes, thats all the description you need to catch up on the weekend that was. Jordan Walker keeps homering It was not a great weekend for the Cardinals, with the Red Sox taking the series against them in St. Louis, but itwas a great weekend for Jordan Walker. The Cardinals right fielder hit his sixth and seventh homers of the season against the Sox, and leads MLB in the category just a few weeks in. Walker was always projected to have some real power at some point as he got a bit older, stronger and more refined, and we might very well be seeing that happen now with the 6-foot-6, 250-pound outfielder.

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Florida State head coach Link Jarrett before the game against Florida,, March 10, 2026, at Condron Family Ballpark in Gainesville, Florida. The Gators beat the Seminoles 6-3. [Cyndi Chambers/ Gainesville Sun] 2026 | Cyndi Chambers/Gainesville Sun / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn ImagesBad weeks in college baseball happen.Just this weekend, the No. 2 Texas, No. 4 Georgia, No. 5 Florida State, No. 8 Alabama, and No. 9 Mississippi State all lost their three-game sets, with FSU, Alabama, and MSU getting swept (Texas lost, 2-0). Over the course of a season, bad results happen, and one disappointing weekend on the road does not put a death knell to a yearlong campaign. So, do not expect this article to sound the five-alarm fire. With that said, however, Florida State needs to mature, and Link Jarrett constantly used that word in his only media availability with local Atlanta press this weekend, because even though losses are part of the game, the way they occurred cannot become a trend for FSU moving forward.I have to have them respond by having better quality at-bats. Thats it, Jarrett told the local media in Atlanta. Theres nothing I can do about the win-loss. What gets you to the win-loss is more mature decision-making at the plate. We have a couple of guys who show signs of it. But, consistently, up and down, weve got to take that step forward to manage some of the things that you have to see and compete.The offense seems like the best place to start when it comes to Florida State baseball needing to mature. In four games this week, FSU scored three runs in each of them, rarely good enough to win any baseball game, much less ones against Top 25 competition. But even the run total does not explain how difficult the Noles had it at the plate. Florida State scored in nine of its 34 innings at the plate this week, and put up more than one run in two of those frames. Part of that is due to a lineup that cannot string together quality at-bats. Even though FSU bashed six homers in three games against Georgia Tech, only one came with another runner on base, a two-run home run from Cal Fisher. Jarrett often talks about wanting a lineup that turns over with veracity, and no Seminole took more than four at-bats in a game over the weekend, while GTs best players recorded five ABs on Thursday and Friday. As mentioned, the poor offensive output stems from a lack of productive plate appearances. Over the course of the three-game set, the Yellow Jackets saw 107 more pitches, even though they batted in three fewer frames due to not playing the bottom of the ninth on Thursday and Friday and the seventh on Saturday. Jarrett tried to spark the offense by bringing in a pinch hitter in all three games, but nothing worked. Moving forward, the goal for the batting order should not revolve around anything else besides producing a quality at-bat, usually one with five or more pitches seen, and passing the baton to the next guy. Florida State lacks the star player to bail them out with Myles Bailey gone, and instead of each individual in the lineup trying to be the hero, like they have been the last few weeks, a patient approach with all nine players working together has to be the strategy moving forward.The issue for the Seminoles, however, is that they are now struggling in multiple phases of the game, not just on offense. FSU put on a clinic this week on how not to manage a game, most notably, getting thrown out on the bases to lose on Thursday, 4-3. What is jarring about this weekends results is that FSU led in every game, albeit early, and never found a way to hold on. The next step in maturity will be finding ways to close those games out, and that means more than just better at-bats; it means better game management.We were right there in the games. The games felt very familiar when you got to the middle part of the game. But their ability to navigate the at-bat and manage our pitching clearly was a difference.The Seminoles also struggled with game management on the mound. Over the weekend, the Yellow Jackets combined to go 17-40 with two outs, with 19 two-out RBI, as the Noles could not put the potent GT lineup away. The worst example was on Friday, as Trey Beard had two outs with nobody on in the bottom of the third and had Drew Buress down 0-2. Six batters later, Georgia Tech posted four runs in the third to take a commanding 4-1 lead, which proved insurmountable for Florida State. Whenever the Noles desperately needed an out, it never came, and if this team is going to be led by their pitching down the stretch, they must close out frames when they are given the chance. Florida State baseball is at the halfway point of its ACC schedule, going 4-1 across its first five weekend series, with a much more manageable docket to follow the next couple of months. Going 0-4 on the week does not derail FSUs hopes of hosting a regional or being a Top 8 national seed. But after grinding through their first series without Myles Bailey last weekend against Virginia, the worries without their best hitter and team captain are starting to show, and FSU needs to find a solution quickly to prevent the season from spiraling.

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