#offensive-performance

#offensive-performance

Philadelphia has committed nearly $200 million to its offense this season, the highest figure in the NFL and a full $20 million more than the next closest teams, the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. Yet despite this enormous financial commitment, the Eagles' offense remains stuck in neutral. They've won games largely on the back of a stingy, disciplined defense, while Jalen Hurts and the offense have done just enough to survive.

Trade speculation on Lowe is an annual offseason tradition. His salaries have escalated over the course of the extension he signed in Spring Training 2019. They've remained below market value for one of the better offensive middle infielders in the sport. That surely has led to a lot of trade interest over the years, but the Rays have valued Lowe highly enough to not bite on anything they've been offered thus far.

Hitting coach Keith Beauregard won't be returning to the Tigers next year, reports Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press. His contract ran through 2025 and he has now decided to leave to pursue new opportunities in baseball. For the past three seasons, the Tigers have had both Beauregard and Michael Brdar serving as hitting coaches. James Rowson worked alongside those two as an assistant in 2023, but he moved on and was replaced by Lance Zawadzki heading into 2024.

GM Dana Brown and manager Joe Espada are sticking around, but that doesn't mean the Astros aren't making big changes. The team is parting ways with hitting coaches Alex Cintrón and Troy Snitker, catching coach Michael Collins, head athletic trainer Jeremiah Randall, and assistant GM Andrew Ball, as relayed by Brian McTaggart of MLB.com and Chandler Rome of The Athletic. It's no shock that the Astros are looking for new blood.

Mendoza, 45, has spent the past two seasons as the Mets' manager. Next season, his third year on the job, is the final guaranteed year of his contract. The Mets hold a club option on him for the 2027 season. Mendoza's Mets went 89-73 in 2024 and made it all the way to Game 6 of the NLCS before falling to the Dodgers. This year's club finished 83-79, missing the playoffs by the narrowest of margins.

With a month left in the season, the Toronto Blue Jays lead both the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees in the AL title race. They face the sixth-strongest remaining schedule with series' against the Milwaukee Brewers, Houston Astros, Red Sox, Yankees, Cincinnati Reds, and Kansas City Royals. The Red Sox and Yankees have the 11th and fourth-easiest remaining schedules.

Timo Meier recorded 26 goals, 27 assists, and 53 points in 80 games for the New Jersey Devils this past season, reflecting his offensive contributions.

"The Dodgers' lineup is showing renewed signs of life after averaging three runs per game with a .205 team batting average over the first nine games of July."

Caleb Williams had a challenging start to training camp, going 0-for-5 with two interceptions during red zone drills, but he later connected on touchdowns.

Davis Daniel went six scoreless innings, allowing only three hits and just one walk, striking out eight to set the tone in this game.

Ceddanne Rafaela has been hitting his stride offensively in recent weeks, recording his ninth multi-hit game since June 1, and hitting seven home runs since then.

"Getting ahead early is always better. I couldn't care less if it's me, CJ, or any of the other guys." - James Wood

It was a changeup away, and I was able to stay through it and hit a line drive up the middle. That's when I kind of figured things were working ... That's when my confidence in my swing kind of skyrocketed, was after that hit.

The Dolphins' defensive line, with first-round pick Kenneth Grant and healthy edge rushers, could trouble opposing offenses in 2025 as they build coherence and strength.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone praised Wells for demonstrating a mix of patience and aggression at the plate, highlighting the importance of strong at-bats in his recent success.

Logan Thompson was stellar tonight, keeping the Capitals to a mere 14 shots, which highlights the struggles of Washington's offense despite taking a lead.

Despite the current struggles at first base, the Pirates' 27-year-old Spencer Horwitz, recovering from wrist surgery, shows promise with strong previous offensive stats.