You might be on sports overload. You might have been tied up wondering<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/04/26/sports/shedeur-sanders-mindset-revealed-entering-pivotal-day-3-of-nfl-draft-after-shocking-slip/"> if Shedeur Sanders would go second pick or third day. </a>You might have been coping with Masters afterglow just as the NBA and NHL playoffs began.

So have you noticed that we are a month into the baseball season? Just kind of sneaks up on you as part of the “It’s still early” portion of the program.

When the fifth weekend of last season began, the Astros already were double-digit games under .500, ushering in the possibility of them as trade deadline sellers, and the Mets were just about to begin their May nosedive that seemed to doom their season.

So have you noticed that we are a month into the baseball season? Just kind of sneaks up on you as part of the “It’s still early” portion of the program.{ai:summary}<p>As the baseball season enters its second month, many fans may be preoccupied with other sports events like the NBA and NHL playoffs. Last season, teams like the Astros and Mets faced early struggles but ultimately made the playoffs, highlighting the unpredictability of the sport.</p><p>It's a reminder that while it may feel early in the season, significant changes can still occur. Teams that start slow can rebound, making the unfolding season worth watching. #sports</p>

Dodgers lead MLB narratives that are already changing — even if it’s early

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