#2026-season

#2026-season

It really doesn't matter how many points we have. We start from zero. I think we all do this job because we want to win titles,

Bohm, 29, will be playing out his final season of club control in 2026. The former No. 3 overall pick looked like a star early on, when he debuted with a sensational .338/.400/.481 slash in 44 games as a rookie back in 2020. He's settled in as more of a league-average bat in the five years since that time, hitting a combined .275/.323/.411 (101 wRC+) in 2769 plate appearances dating back to 2021.

Quinn is a respected leader who's never lost the locker room, even amid such a disastrous campaign. That's arguably the biggest reason why he's not feeling the heat right now, although he also earned enough good graces last season to get the benefit of the doubt. There is no denying that Quinn has made mistakes this season. The injuries haven't helped, but the momentum is evaporating rapidly. The leash is tighter, and the margin for error is diminishing,

More than any other major London theatre, Hampstead has been at the sharp end of recent funding struggles: its last artistic director Roxana Silbert quit in 2022 as a result of the venue losing all of its Arts Council funding. Still, the remaining team have limped on valiantly, in part helped by the patronage of the the late, great Tom Stoppard: annual revivals of his more obscure plays the last three Christmases have guaranteed bums on seats, and the rest of the programme has been no slouch.

Anthony Volpe spent much of the 2025 season playing through a partially torn left labrum, and the Yankees shortstop addressed the problem in the form of a surgical procedure yesterday, according to Joel Sherman and Greg Joyce of the New York Post. The exact timeline for Volpe's recovery isn't yet clear, but if everything goes normally, a source tells Sherman/Joyce that Volpe would be ready for the start of the 2026 season.

"Soudal-QuickStep is gearing up for the 2026 season, potentially transforming its lineup with new Belgian signings and future contract extensions."

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