Sitting on a 2-2 count in the top of the fifth inning, Pirates catcher Henry Davis ripped one down the third base line off ...

The player in the center of this controversy is Seiya Suzuki. He was hit by a full-count pitch off the top of his thigh/groin and then moved away from the plate. The home-plate umpire ruled a ...

This is not the intent of the pitch clock. In fact, it's a shining example for umpires of how not to implement it. During the first inning of Monday's game between the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City ...

The Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki fouled a ball into a painful spot and then struck out via pitch-clock violation as Noah Cameron earned an odd strikeout for the Royals.

Umpire inexplicably issues a third-strike pitch-clock violation to Cubs' Seiya Suzuki while he walks off foul ball to his groin Jason Owens July 21, 2025 ...

The Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki fouled a ball into a painful spot and then struck out via pitch-clock violation as Noah Cameron earned an odd strikeout for the Royals.