Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Teoscar Hernández returns to the starting lineup tonight for the series finale against the Colorado Rockies, per Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times. Hernández has missed several games due to the stomach flu. He has been a fan favorite since donning a Dodgers’ uniform. Teoscar Hernández (stomach bug) returns to the Dodgers lineup today. On … [Read more...] about Dodgers’ Teoscar Hernández Back in Lineup After Illness
White Sox
Phillies Make Leadoff Spot Adjustment Against Right-Handers
The Philadelphia Phillies have made a change in the leadoff spot against right-handed pitchers. Bryson Stott will now serve as the leadoff hitter instead of Kyle Schwarber against righty starters. Heading into the season, the Phillies decided against maintaining stability in the leadoff spot and made changes. Trea Turner has been batting leadoff against left-handers. Meanwhile, … [Read more...] about Phillies Make Leadoff Spot Adjustment Against Right-Handers
Bullpen Pitchers Have Been Pirates’ Unsung Heroes So Far
Overlooked in the disappointing 7-12 record of the Pittsburgh Pirates is the recent performance of the bullpen. First, the bad: Two-time All-Star David Bednar is 0-2 in three games. Eighth-inning specialist Colin Holderman has two blown saves. Bednar is currently pitching with Triple-A Indianapolis. Holderman is on the injured list. Pirates fans were already upset that Aroldis … [Read more...] about Bullpen Pitchers Have Been Pirates’ Unsung Heroes So Far
State representatives: Here’s why human service workers in Illinois deserve better pay
Front-line human service workers are the backbone of a compassionate society. Most often employed by nonprofit organizations, they provide critical care and support that help people thrive, maintain independence, and navigate daily stressors and crises. These professionals include home and health care workers, licensed counselors, social workers, after-school care providers, … [Read more...] about State representatives: Here’s why human service workers in Illinois deserve better pay