Kate Feldman

@kateefeldman.bsky.social

CBS Sports MLB editor. Grew up at the New York Daily News and the University of Florida. I mostly tweet during baseball games.

No better time than two hours before the trade deadline to learn about Mark McGwire's kids: "On June 1, 2010, their triplet girls were born: Monet Rose, Marlo Rose, and Monroe Rose. They joined brothers Max and Mason."

One of the most disingenuous narratives (in a long list of disingenuous narratives) around Skubal and the Dodgers is that superteams are bad entertainment. Don't lie to me and tell me you would watch the Rays if they had gotten him instead.

I had a nightmare that the Tigers made the playoffs anyway and the takeaway became that it's good, actually, to trade away your best player, not that mediocrity is going to kill this sport.

"Set in the summer of 2000 and follows a group of Irish college girls who descend on the neon playground that is Wildwood, New Jersey" from the creator of DERRY GIRLS is a fever dream I didn't know I had. deadline.com/2026/07/lisa...

FX & 20th TV Land NJ-Set 'Wildwood' Comedy From 'Derry Girls' Creator

In a very competitive situation, FX and 20th Television have won Wildwood, the latest project from BAFTA Award-winning Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee

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My strongest-held belief is that you can just ignore morons on social media. You don't have to reply to them. You don't have to screenshot them. You don't have to subtweet them. You don't have to react to them in any way. You can and should just ignore them.

Almost positive I've complained about this here before but I physically cannot call my doctor's office and it's one of the more insane traits of the modern healthcare system. I have to call an answering service, leave a message and hope they eventually call me back. There's simply no direct line.

The new Gracie Abrams album is good, not great, but its main issue is that the vocals are all so flattened. The difference between the recordings and the live performances, and the same with Noah Kahan's new album live vs. recording, makes me think Aaron Dessner is the problem.