Bench Players News Today

Barring any injuries or unforeseen circumstances, the regulars in the St. Louis Cardinals' starting lineup and the five-man rotation seem pretty clear. The depth pieces that round out this year's team, particularly the bench and the bullpen, remain to be determined.

The Tigers are looking to bounce back after two road defeats against visiting Arkansas, who is amidst a three-game losing streak.

The Tigers, fresh off a hard-fought victory over Vanderbilt, seek their first SEC road victory of the season over a promising A&M squad.

Looking for a third consecutive upset and Top-25 victory, the Tigers travel to Fayetteville, looking to knock off the rival Hogs.

With only two starters back from last year's College World Series team, there are a lot of spots open in the 2023 Arkansas baseball lineup.

Ahead of the Kansas Jayhawks’ clash with Seton Hall, KU coach Bill Self expressed he’s looking for more from the bench players. Here’s what he wants to see.

Bradford Nickerson breaks down the 2022-23 Indiana Pacers and what fantasy basketball managers should be looking for in upcoming drafts.

PlayStation was granted a patent feature that would potentially allow players and spectators to pay in order to 'bench' players in games.

The patent, first filed by Sony back in 2020, was approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office this week. Titled 'Spectators Vote to Bench Players...

New PlayStation Patent Could Be Bad News for PS5 Players ✖ A new patent from Sony and PlayStation, which could be for the PS5, has surfaced online and it has some PlayStation fans worried. Sony is constantly filing for patents, including gaming patents. Some of these patents evolve into actual technology and products, but many of them never graduate beyond concept. As a result, Sony patents should always be taken with a grain of salt and not given much attention. However, every once in a whil...