Ben Nicholson-Smith is a Baseball Editor at Sportsnet. Covering the MLB and Toronto Blue Jays since 2013, he has established himself as a leading baseball writer, focusing on competitive and professional sports. He is featured in FantasyPros, Sportsnet, and CJME, and co-hosts the At the Letters podcast while regularly appearing on Sportsnet’s television and radio properties.
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TORONTO — The upcoming MLB off-season will be anything but typical.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith, Shi Davidi
TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays introduced Kazuma Okamoto during a Jan. 6 news conference and as part of his visit to the city, the team planned a
MILWAUKEE — A year ago, when the Dodgers swept the Brewers in the NLCS, Los Angeles was a stronger team than it is now and Milwaukee was a significantly weaker one.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith
All things considered, Misiorowski's start was an unusual combination of effective and disappointing.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith
MILWAUKEE – Some baseball games are entertaining despite their many imperfections. Like Game 2 of the 2026 NLCS, for instance.
LOS ANGELES — The day's planned availabilities had just ended and reporters were starting to trickle out of the media conference room on the lower
LOS ANGELES – Three games into the NLCS, there's not much doubt as to which team deserves to represent the National League in the World Series.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith
The Brewers and Rays are set to battle on baseball's biggest stage, which is new for all but three of this year's players. Ben Nicholson-Smith has more on how arriving at the World Series is a full-circle moment worthy of appreciation.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith
MILWAUKEE – True to form, the Rays are getting creative, but thanks to Jacob Misiorowski , the Brewers don't have to.
By: Ben Nicholson-Smith
MILWAUKEE — Just a few months ago, none of this seemed especially likely for Tampa Bay Rays starter Freddy Peralta
