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Everything we write for X, with the thing the post could not hold — the full card pitch by pitch, the call on the record, the player’s page. If you saw a plate on the timeline and wanted the rest of it, it is here. So is everything we wrote and did not send; those are marked.
Why the posts don’t carry links. X charges us $0.015 to publish a post and $0.200 if that post contains a link — thirteen times the price for a URL nobody clicked through anyway, now that the picture is uploaded rather than unfurled. So the address rides the artwork and the links live here. What that saves goes into covering more games live. The books are open at the Till, as always.
Game card · Oct 4, 1:18 AM ET
Final — @Brewers 3, @Padres 2 (NL Division Series, Game 1). The 7th is where it turned — Contreras put a 3-2 sinker into center, and Milwaukee held that one run the rest of the way. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → The full card and the rest of it — feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Game card · Oct 3, 4:14 PM ET
Final — @whitesox 3, @CleGuardians 0 (AL Division Series, Game 1). Munetaka Murakami caught a first-pitch sinker in the 4th and sent it 440 feet to right. Everything after was just the echo. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → Links in bio.
The Beat · Oct 3, 8:06 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Twenty-seven years, and the Astrodome still looms larger in memory than most parks that are still standing. Last major-league game there: October 3, 1999. Nobody's built anything quite like it since — or really tried to. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Oct 2, 8:24 AM ET· written for X, not posted
125 years ago today, League Park II in Cincinnati hosted its last major-league game. The building didn't open or close then — the big leagues just stopped coming. Links in bio.
Fever Report · Oct 2, 8:21 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Freeman is two hits from 2,600 and everyone will watch the standing ovation. The new Fever Report watches what the bat is doing to get him there. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Oct 1, 8:20 AM ET· written for X, not posted
October 1, 2000 — the last major-league game at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. Twenty-six years ago today. The building wasn't done yet, but the baseball was. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
The Buzz · Oct 1, 8:17 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Four Wild Card swings, each a season saved or ended — Bohm in the 10th, Bellinger going deep on his dad's first-pitch day, Meidroth and Sheets sealing sweeps. Today's Buzz has the one number under each that separates the moment from the meaning. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Sep 30, 8:25 AM ET· written for X, not posted
27 years ago today, Candlestick Park hosted its last major-league game. San Francisco, CA probably didn't miss the freezing wind, but you have to miss the concrete bowl where baseball went to wear a jacket in summer. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Sep 30, 8:25 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Metropolitan Stadium hosted its last major-league game 45 years ago today. Bloomington, MN had a real, honest ballpark, and the worst part of September 30, 1981 was knowing you had to leave it. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
The Buzz · Sep 30, 8:21 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Duran got the early call and the next pitch left the yard — Riley's walk-off 3-run blast. Two of the five names in today's Buzz are really one story, and the number that settles the blame is sitting right there. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
The Beat · Sep 29, 8:23 AM ET· written for X, not posted
The widest gap between contact value and results of any star this year, held over a full season, and it never closed. C0014 on Bobby Witt Jr. resolves MISS. The bat was real. The scoreboard refused to cooperate. Links in bio.
The Beat · Sep 29, 8:23 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Parc Jarry in Montreal hosted its last major-league game September 29, 1976 — fifty years ago today. Not when the place opened or shut down, just the last time a big-league pitch was thrown there. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Buzz · Sep 29, 8:19 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Judge is taking live BP on a calf that hasn't been cleared for a real game yet. Sale and King are the obvious Game 1 calls; Boyd getting the Cubs' nod is the one where you need to see the number. Every post, with the links: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Daily hero · Sep 29, 8:19 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Bregman's Sunday afternoon: 4-for-4, 2 HR, 11 total bases Links in bio.
The Beat · Sep 28, 9:01 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Francisco Lindor reached 300 home runs today. That's the whole line, and it's enough. The full card and the rest of it — feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Sep 28, 9:01 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Eighteen years since the last major-league game at Shea Stadium — September 28, 2008. Not when they tore it down, not when it opened. The last time a big-league pitch was thrown there. More where this came from: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Buzz · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
A catcher winning a batting title is rare enough that you'd want to double-check the position. Gabriel Moreno did it on the final day of the regular season, and that's the detail that holds up. More where this came from: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Card Pulse · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
The card market this week: Cam Schlittler up 263.8%, Shea Langeliers down 44.7% over 7 nights. The collectors' read, not ours — a rising price is demand, not our call. Every tracked card ranked, all 30 clubs graded. Links in bio.
Line of the Day · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Bregman: 4-4, 2 HR, 2B, 4 RBI yesterday afternoon The links are at the address on the card.
The Overnight · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Tonight's board is up — every standout hitter and pitcher, graded by the engine's read. Full box scores, pitch by pitch: More where this came from: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Receipt · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
ON THE RECORD: Call C0002 — Edouard Julien (@edouardjulien7) — RESOLVED: MISS. Filed 2026-07-11 · resolved 2026-09-28. The miss stays on the record. That's the point. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
Fever Report · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Aaron Judge is 34, injured, hitting .241, and the crowd has made up its mind. The engine says the bat hasn't heard the news. New Fever Report makes the falsifiable call. Links in bio.
Blue Notes · Sep 28, 8:56 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Dillon Wilson leads every home-plate umpire at 94.5% accuracy against the rulebook zone this season. Malachi Moore sits last at 91.2%, and every umpire in between is now graded and cross-checked against the ABS robots. All of it, links included, at feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Milestone · Sep 28, 8:54 AM ET· written for X, not posted
300 Career Home Runs — Francisco Lindor. The links are at the address on the card.
Game card · Sep 27, 6:18 PM ET
Final — @Dodgers 5, @SFGiants 1. It was tied from the 4th on. In the 10th, Alex Call lined a double to left and Andy Pages put a sweeper into the seats. That's where it turned. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → Links in bio.
Game card · Sep 27, 5:19 PM ET
Final — @Nationals 6, @Mets 4. Andrés Chaparro's second home run of the game — a fifth-inning fly ball to left center — put Washington ahead, and the lead never changed again. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → Links in bio.
First pitch · Sep 27, 1:53 PM ET
Kyle Schwarber, second in baseball with 45 home runs, has 13 walks against 6 hits in his last 12 games. More where this came from: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Buzz · Sep 27, 8:52 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Hunter Goodman is the first Rockie to 40 homers since Arenado, and Alonso just grabbed the AL HR lead in the same window. Today's Buzz has all five movers with the single number under each that settles it. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
Daily hero · Sep 27, 8:52 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Jeremy Peña: 4-for-6, 2 HR, 10 total bases last night vs. the A's Links in bio.
Line of the Day · Sep 27, 8:52 AM ET· written for X, not posted
10 total bases for Rocchio last night Full card and the rest: the address on the card.
The Overnight · Sep 27, 8:52 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Tonight's board is up — every standout hitter and pitcher, graded by the engine's read. Full box scores, pitch by pitch: Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
The Seam · Sep 26, 10:42 PM ET· written for X, not posted
In February 2025, Pete Alonso told the Mets they'd still be fiddling with their formulas when his Hall of Fame case came up. Friday he wore the line on a T-shirt and hit his 43rd homer 471 feet at Yankee Stadium. Two seasons, two questions. One has an answer. More where this came from: feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Game card · Sep 26, 7:12 PM ET
Final — @Dodgers 4, @SFGiants 3. Tied going to the 9th. Enrique Hernández hit a ball 429 feet to left center at 106.9 mph off the bat. The game never moved again. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → The full card and the rest of it — feverbaseball dot com slash x.
First pitch · Sep 26, 6:03 PM ET
Kyle Schwarber has 45 home runs, second in baseball, and exactly one of them has come in his last 12 games. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
Game card · Sep 26, 5:18 PM ET
Final — @tigers 4, @Pirates 3. Two runs to spare in the 9th, then Eduardo Valencia put a fly ball into left center field with Hao-Yu Lee on base. The whole afternoon turned on that swing. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → All of it, links included, at feverbaseball dot com slash x.
Game card · Sep 26, 4:11 PM ET
Final — @Mets 7, @Nationals 1. A 1-0 lead held until the 7th, when A.J. Ewing drove an 0-2 curveball at 76.6 mph to right center for a three-run home run, the swing that flipped the game for New York. The full scorecard, every mark reconciled → The full card and the rest of it — feverbaseball dot com slash x.
The Beat · Sep 26, 8:47 AM ET· written for X, not posted
The widest contact-to-results gap of any star this year belongs to Witt Jr., and it's moving the wrong way for us. We bet the bat would catch up. It hasn't, and we're printing that. Scorecards, calls and the ledger — link in bio.
Daily hero · Sep 26, 8:41 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Lucas Spence hit three home runs Thursday night and the last one went 429 feet Full card and the rest: the address on the card.
Line of the Day · Sep 26, 8:41 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Carter Jensen went deep twice in a 12-9 KC loss last night Full card and the rest: the address on the card.
The Overnight · Sep 26, 8:41 AM ET· written for X, not posted
Tonight's board is up — every standout hitter and pitcher, graded by the engine's read. Full box scores, pitch by pitch: All of it, links included, at feverbaseball dot com slash x.