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Leo Morgenstern

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Writer at @fangraphs and @mlbtraderumors | Editor at @JustBB_Media and @jays_centre | Comedy at @TheBeaverton | He/Him

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Leo Morgenstern is a writer and editor based in Toronto, Canada. He currently works as contributing writer for FanGraphs and an editor for Just Baseball Media. His sports writing has been featured on Baseball Prospectus, SB Nation, Pitcher List, and the Sports Illustrated FanNation Network.

When he's not writing about baseball, he is a comedy writer for The Beaverton and his work has been selected by sketch festivals across the world, including the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival, Portland Comed…

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Basketball Insider: Get me out, I'm stuck inside a basketball!

Basketball Insider: Get me out, I'm stuck inside a basketball!

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Light Chanukah Reading for the Analytically Inclined

Light Chanukah Reading for the Analytically Inclined

A closer look at double plays, the three true outcomes, and baseball miracles in honor of the Jewish festival…

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Why Are the Atlanta Braves Bunting at All?

Why Are the Atlanta Braves Bunting at All?

The Atlanta Braves don't bunt much. To be fair, most teams aren't bunting all that often these days, especial…

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Philadelphia Phillies Trade Deadline Outlook

Philadelphia Phillies Trade Deadline Outlook

As the Philadelphia Phillies fight for a National League Wild Card berth, they could use some reinforcements …

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Student driver fails "Yelling at innocent cyclist" portion of road test

Student driver fails "Yelling at innocent cyclist" portion of road test

TORONTO, ON - Seventeen-year-old Alexandra Green failed her road test yesterday after neglecting to scream an…

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Max Scherzer Is Throwing His Cutter More Than Ever

Max Scherzer Is Throwing His Cutter More Than Ever

Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer is nearing his return to the New York Mets. Scherzer has been o…

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Dustin May Is Boosting His Free Agent Stock Original

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By Leo Morgenstern
| MLB Trade Rumors Verified
On Monday night at Busch Stadium, Dustin May made the most impressive start of his major league career. The right-hander was perfect through six and finished with a one-hit, one-walk shutout. He threw 101 pitches. He struck out nine. If it weren’t for Jacob Misiorowski’s 15-strikeout tour de force last Friday, this might have been the best-pitched game of the season. With that gem, May brought his ERA under 4.00 and moved into the NL’s top 10 in quality starts and FanGraphs WAR.
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Perfect All-Star Ballot: Who Should Start in the AL?

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By Leo Morgenstern
| Yardbarker Verified
On June 15, Major League Baseball released the first voting update from the 2026 All-Star ballot. The Blue Jays dominated in the American League, despite their sub-.500 record. Clearly, the fans in Canada are taking advantage of their five votes per day. There’s still plenty of time for things to change. Phase one of voting runs until June 25, and after that, the finalists at each position go head-to-head in a second round of voting (with a clean slate).
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Perfect All-Star Ballot: Who Should Start in the AL?

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By Leo Morgenstern
| Outside the Box with Jeff Conine
On June 15, Major League Baseball released the first voting update from the 2026 All-Star ballot. The Blue Jays dominated in the American League, despite their sub-.500 record. Clearly, the fans in Canada are taking advantage of their five votes per day. There’s still plenty of time for things to change. Phase one of voting runs until June 25, and after that, the finalists at each position go head-to-head in a second round of voting (with a clean slate).
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for my college newspaper, The Strand.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Kent Brockman from "The Simpsons"
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