MLB
Rockies, Bud Black Agree to 1-Year Extension
On Wednesday morning, Rockies manager Bud Black announced that he and the club agreed to a 1-year contract extension through the 2024 season. This upcoming season will be the seventh season for Bud Black as manager of the Rockies. His record with the team since 2017 is 417-453 (.479). The new extension will make him […]
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Exorcising the Devil: When the Tampa Bay Rays Became the Tampa Bay Rays
The Rays are celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2023, with the team playing its first game back in 1998. As such, the team unveiled a new commemorative logo for the upcoming season, featuring both the burst of sunshine synonymous with the team today and the classic ray logo that the franchise started with (that is […]
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Using Las Vegas to Predict the 2023 MLB Playoffs
Spring Training is right around the corner, and Las Vegas sportsbooks have released their season win totals betting lines. Let’s go division by division and see how the sharks in Vegas think the regular season will pan out and pontificate if there is a good bet to be had. All win totals provided are current […]
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Angels on the MLB Top 100 Prospects List
The Los Angeles Angels have two players in the current MLB Top 100 prospects list. Those two players are Logan O’Hoppe at #53 and Zach Neto at #89. O’Hoppe is ranked as the #1 overall Angels prospect, and Neto is currently #2 in the Angels organization. Logan O’Hoppe is 6’2″, 22 years old, and has […]
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The New MLB Rule Changes this Season, Reintroduced
On September 9, 2022, Major League Baseball did something that might change the course of baseball history for quite a long time. As you can see here, the League will introduce three significant rule changes which will take effect as the 2023 season commences, which as of writing, is just two months away. You might […]
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The Offseason That Could Have Been
We Royals fans know the story all too well of not being able to sign top FA because of the money. The tired story; the league should do something about it. A salary cap AND floor would be helpful. All the other leagues have caps. It doesn’t stop the Chiefs or Packers from being competitive […]
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The Reds Should Trade Infielders for Outfielders
In December, Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic reported that a rival executive of the Reds stated that they were aggressively pursuing prospect-for-prospect trades with many teams. The Reds have an abundance of middle infield prospects and infielders in their organization. Most of these players can only play shortstop or 3rd, with 2nd locked up by […]
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Top 10 Starting Pitchers for 2023
Elite starting pitching is maybe the most valuable thing you can have in baseball, and there are so many elite pitchers in Major League Baseball. It’s tough to rank every single one of them, so we narrowed it down to 10. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Honorable Mentions: Kevin Gausman – Toronto […]
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“Robo-Umps”: A Modern Solution to One of Baseball’s Biggest Problems
June 2, 2010, is a day in infamy for Major League Baseball. This was when Armando Galarraga became the 21st pitcher in MLB history to throw a perfect game… or at least it should have been. With two outs in the 9th inning, Jason Donald of the now Cleveland Guardians hit a ground ball to […]
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