MLB Power Rankings: July 11th
The San Francisco Giants take over the top spot in the latest edition of the MLB Power Rankings. Continue reading MLB Power Rankings: July 11th
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MLB Power Rankings: July 4th
The Chicago Cubs remain at the top of the MLB Power Rankings. Continue reading MLB Power Rankings: July 4th
Top 10 Hitters That Could Be Moved at the Trade Deadline
Ranking the best ten hitters that could be available at the 2016 MLB Trade Deadline. Continue reading Top 10 Hitters That Could Be Moved at the Trade Deadline
5 Possible Suitors for Matt Moore
Five teams that Matt Moore would fill a team need for. Continue reading 5 Possible Suitors for Matt Moore
Padres Deal Rodney for Prospect
The Padres trade their All-Star closer for a young pitching prospect. Here is some optimism. Continue reading Padres Deal Rodney for Prospect
What a Difference a Week Makes in Cardinal Nation! Five Losses and Four Quality Starts!
By: Jim Tsapelas For the first time since 1983, the St. Louis Cardinals have been swept in a two series home stand against the American League’s Houston Astros and Texas Rangers. The home stand sweep was devastating and difficult for the players and fans of Cardinal Nation. The Redbirds began the month of June, on the road playing ten games in twelve days. The early … Continue reading What a Difference a Week Makes in Cardinal Nation! Five Losses and Four Quality Starts!
MLB Power Rankings: May 1st
*Please note that the maximum possible points a team could have gotten was 600. Chicago Cubs (595) Washington Nationals (567) New York Mets (544) Chicago White Sox (539) Pittsburgh Pirates (500) Baltimore Orioles (483) St. Louis Cardinals (480) Kansas City Royals (458) Boston Red Sox (438) Los Angeles Dodgers (424) Texas Rangers (409) San Francisco Giants (354) Detroit Tigers (340) Philadelphia Phillies (337) Seattle Mariners (320) Cleveland Indians (293) Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (281) Arizona Diamondbacks (262) Oakland Athletics (246) Toronto Blue Jays (235) … Continue reading MLB Power Rankings: May 1st
We Need to Have a Talk About Matt Cain
By: Jake Kucheck Sure, writing this on the heels of a stellar, Cueto-at-his-best, artistic complete game shut out of the Padres feels a bit masochistic. But solving problems is rarely painless, and the best way to celebrate winning is to figure out how to do more of it. So, on to Matt Cain. Matt Cain is something of an enigma, and kind of always has … Continue reading We Need to Have a Talk About Matt Cain
Tale of Two Kershaws
By: Gerry Schwartzmeyer I’ll never forget the first time I saw a real, bonafide curveball as a hitter in little league. It was the first year of Pony ball and I was batting against Ricky Garcia, with whom I’d had a friendly rivalry ever since we were teammates on the Mustang League “World Series” champion Indians three years prior. Ricky had apparently learned a new … Continue reading Tale of Two Kershaws
Nats Bats Come Alive In The 7th
By: Tim Jordan The Washington Nationals (10-3) handled the Miami Marlins (4-8) to a 7-0 score with powerful hitting and dominate pitching in the second game of their 4 game series. Coming off a loss in the previous game the Nationals got off to a slow start against a dominate start by Adam Conley (0-1, 4.61). Conley made it to 6 2/3 innings before the … Continue reading Nats Bats Come Alive In The 7th
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