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Welcome to the SP Roundup, my daily fantasy baseball article reviewing every starting pitcher’s performance from every Saturday game. I apologize for the jokes written in my delirium in advance. Have questions? Ask me during my office hours on Twitch.tv weekday mornings from 10 am-12 pm ET.   Brandon Pfaadt (ARI) @ LAD (W) – 5.1 IP, 2 ER, 6 Hits, 0 BBs, 2 Ks – 7 Whiffs, 23% CSW, 77 pitches. Facing a tough offense is a tall task. Facing a reigning World Series champion offense is even tougher. Facing a back-to-back reigning World Series champion offense is as tough as it gets. Brandon Pfaadt was tasked with a start in Hollywood – a true David vs Goliath matchup – and lived to tell the tale of his legend, tossing 5.1 IP, 2 ER, 6 Hits, 0 BBs, 2 Ks – 7 Whiffs, 23% CSW, 77 pitches (W). He nearly supplemented his win even further, allowing both of his runs in the sixth inning (Careful, Icarus), as he allowed just two baserunners through the first five frames. An impressive outing for a pitcher who’s spent most of the season in the bullpen or the minor leagues. Pfaadt has long

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently hosted another edition of his “Talk With The People” Twitch livestream, where he discussed the city’s new bus action plan while playing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Mamdani was joined by Assistant Commissioner for Transit Development Diniece Mendes, who defeated the mayor in a race as the two talked about improving public transportation in New York City. The stream had both racing on Toad’s Turnpike, fitting! During the broadcast, Mamdani also invited viewers to share their experiences with New York City’s bus system and the chat suggested other games they would like to see the mayor play in future streams.

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Kick vs Twitch is the defining rivalry in live streaming right now, a contest between the entrenched leader and a fast-growing, well-funded challenger that is forcing the entire business to change how it treats creators. Twitch, owned by Amazon, is still comfortably in front, with a reported 140 million monthly active users and a majority share of hours watched. Kick, which barely existed a few years ago, has grown into a real competitor by doing one thing loudly: paying creators far more of the money. This is the story of how that fight started and where it stands in 2026. Live streaming is now one of the biggest engines of online attention, a shift we cover in our pillar on the creator economy in 2026. The Kick versus Twitch battle is where that attention, and a lot of money, is actively being fought over. Where the two platforms stand today Twitch remains the leader by a wide margin. Reporting through 2025 and into 2026 puts it at around 140 million monthly active users and roughly 54 percent of the live streaming market measured by hours watched. That is still dominant, but it is a notable slide from the roughly 70

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