The Squeeze: It's Baseball Time to Shine

Marcelo Unda • June 24, 2023

 Dave is back after missing last week. We dive straight in to the ruling in the Rangers vs White Sox game that happen earlier in the week. If you haven't seen the clip, the runner is called out by the home plate umpire. The play was reviewed by "MLB HQ" and determined Jon Heim was blocking the runner's path. The ruling was overturn, and the White Sox took the lead in the 8th inning. You will see there isn't anything else the catcher can do in this situation.

London Series:

Baseball has lots of things heating up in the headlines: Cincinnati Reds are hot on a 10 game win streak taking control of the AL Central. Luis Arraez appears he will be batting over .400 this year if he keeps this pace. All-Star Break is less than 2 weeks away, and the MLB prepares to fly across the pond to London where the Cubs and Cardinals will face off on June 24-25.


Check out this drone video that takes you back through the locker rooms, and out to the field. Incredible visual.
Be honest, How long would it take you to take all this down??
Wainwright Bobblehead!
I dont want to hear another word about Americans over stuffing themselves!
It looks like the fan experience outside the stadium is a good time.

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Exploring the Pelicans Possibilities of Moving into the Top 10

By Garrison Giddens • June 12, 2026
Discussing how the Pelicans get into the lottery & a few prospects to keep in mind. 
247Sports All-Time Commits rankings showing player cards with photos and ratings; Tylan George and Jordyn Crites visible

Tulane Makes History: Tylan George and Jordyn Crites Become the Highest-Rated Commits in Program History

By Patrick Harkness • June 12, 2026
Tulane Green Wave fans have plenty to celebrate this cycle and previous. According to the latest 247Sports composite rankings, the Green Wave have landed the two highest-rated recruits in program history for the Class of 2026, and they’re not just any two prospects. Tylan George, the massive interior offensive lineman from West Monroe High School in Louisiana, sits at No. 1 with a 0.8939 rating. The 6’3”, 310-pound 4-star prospect has been a dominant force on the offensive line, earning praise for his pancake block totals and elite strength (515-pound squat, 315 bench as a junior). George brings immediate size, power, and local pride to an offensive line room that’s hungry for impact talent. Right behind him at No. 2 is Jordyn Crites, the 6’6”, 255-260 pound defensive lineman from Friendswood High School in Texas. Crites recently earned his 4-star upgrade and a 0.8926 composite, making him one of the most athletic and long defensive linemen in the class (83-inch wingspan, 4.8 forty, 530-pound squat). He played both defensive end and tight end in high school and brings versatility, length, and upside that fits perfectly in Will Hall’s defensive scheme. Together, George and Crites represent a seismic shift in Tulane recruiting. Not only are they the top two in the 2026 class, but their ratings mark a new ceiling for what the Green Wave can attract. One bolsters the trenches on offense with mauling power; the other adds length and explosiveness on defense. Both have potential to contribute early and raise the floor (and ceiling) for their respective position groups. This isn’t just a good class, it’s a statement. Tulane is no longer just competing for regional talent; they’re landing blue-chip prospects who have Power conference offers and are choosing to build something special in New Orleans. The Green Wave are trending up, and these two are the new faces of that ascent. #RollWave #RMFW Make sure to follow Patrick Harkness on X
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