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2023 All World Baseball Classic Team
2023 All World Baseball Classic Team
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The Biggest Story for Every AL Team Heading into the 2023 Season
- March 21, 2023
- Aaron Judge
- Andrew Vaughn
- Brady Singer
- Byron Buxton
- Carlos Correa
- Grayson Rodriguez
- Jacob deGrom
- John Means
- Jordan Romano
- Jose Abreu
- Jose Altuve
- Jose Ramirez
- Julio Rodriguez
- Max Scherzer
- MIguel Cabrera
- Mike Trout
- Shohei Ohtani
- Teoscar Hernandez
- Wander Franco
- Xander Bogaerts
- Yordan Alvarez
With the 2023 MLB regular season on the horizon, there are stories to be discussed. Every fan wonders how their team will perform or if their favorite player will get even better; we are no exception. In this article, we will be giving you all one story to pay attention to for every single team […]
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Can the USA Repeat as WBC Champions?
USA! USA! USA! Those are the words we would like to hear come March 21st at the end of the WBC. It will be tough for the stars and stripes to pull this off. Japan is good, the DR is good, and there will probably be an upset in there that could change the whole […]
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Angels Thoughts and Musings after week 2 of Spring Training
- March 8, 2023
- Aaron Loup
- Andrew Velasquez
- Anthony Rendon
- Ben Joyce
- Brandon Drury
- Brett Phillips
- Carlos Estevez
- David Fletcher
- Gio Urshela
- Griffin Canning
- Hunter Renfroe
- Jaime Barria
- Jared Walsh
- Jimmy Herget
- Jose Quijada
- Jose Suarez
- Livan Soto
- Logan O'Hoppe
- Luis Rengifo
- Matt Moore
- Max Stassi
- Mike Trout
- Patrick Sandoval
- Phil Nevin
- Reid Detmers
- Ryan Tepara
- Shohei Ohtani
- Spring Training
- Taylor Ward
- Tucker Davidson
- Tyler Anderson
We are through 10 spring training games (counting one split-squad game), and the Angels are 5-4-1. Ohtani is now with Team Japan hitting bombs in the leadup to the WBC, and eight or nine Angels will be leaving Spring Training soon for their respective WBC rosters, but let’s take a peek at where we are […]
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2023 MLB Futures: AL West
Part four of a six-part series covers the improving American League West. The defending World Champion Astros will face stiffer competition this year. Houston AstrosAt +600, the Astros are still the favorite to win the World Series despite losing ace Justin Verlander and former batting champ Yuli Gurriel. Despite operating most of the winter without […]
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Rules Changes For ’23: Do You Like Them?
As we all know by now, baseball is changing things with some rule changes to speed up the game and make it more entertaining to more demographics. I, for one, have always thought there was nothing wrong with the pace of baseball and that baseball is not boring. These are my opinions on the rule […]
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Angels Spring Training Review Through Two Games
We all know that Spring Training doesn’t really equate to season success directly, but for the eternal optimists, the Spring could not have started better for the Angels. The Angels have two games played in which they have hit, pitched, and won at the highest clip possible. In game one, the Angels played the Seattle […]
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MLB’s First Look at the Pitch Clock: Is It Good for Baseball?
The first slate of Spring Training games are in the past, and there has been one story surrounding this weekend in baseball: the pitch clock. Many rule changes were put into effect for the 2023 season, and the pitch clock is easily the most controversial of the bunch. Baseball fans around the world are having […]
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How will Kyle Lewis fit in Arizona?
The Diamondbacks have one of the youngest outfields in Major League Baseball. All eight outfielders on their 40-man roster are under the age of 30. This means there will be a lot of competition for playing time between these young guys. One of the more exciting names this spring will be Kyle Lewis. Lewis, 27, […]
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Rickey Henderson is One of Baseball’s greatest players…If Not the Best
Rickey Henderson is a one-of-a-kind player. You will never see another player bless the baseball diamond like Rickey did. Rickey was born in Chicago in the back of an Oldsmobile. You could say he was born fast because of it. At an early age, Henderson could bat right-handed but throw left-handed naturally. Growing up playing […]
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