Yesterday was the first round of the 2019 MLB Draft and it got me thinking…. It is time for Major League Baseball to wise up and do something that will have numerous positives for not only the league, but for … Continue reading Draft change could be huge for MLB and NCAA Baseball
NEW YORK, NY – The New York Yankees are off to a rocky start in 2019. After winning their first game against the Baltimore Orioles the Yankees would go on to lose the next two games, finishing the first series … Continue reading Yankees Place Stanton on Injured List
NEW YORK, NY – Opening Day, an American holiday, always provides truckloads of hope throughout the country, and even though it’s one game it was clear yesterday that there is also a significant amount of expectation on New York’s baseball … Continue reading Mets Pitching Dominates, Yankees Bats Take Down O’s
The 150th season of Reds baseball is now upon us and the buzz in Cincinnati has not been this strong since their playoff run in 2013. The Reds start was not very good in 2018 and probably explains why the … Continue reading Cincinnati Reds Season Preview
Cleveland, Ohio – The Cleveland Indians are set to open the 2019 season tomorrow in Minneapolis against the Minnesota Twins. After appearing in the World Series in 2016 the Indians are expected to once again compete for an AL Pennant … Continue reading The Inevitable Francisco Lindor Dilemma
NEW YORK, NY – Pete Alonso may be one step closer to playing his first games in Queens after Mets manager Mickey Callaway told reporters Wednesday that the team is considering carrying both Alonso and Dominic Smith on Opening Day. … Continue reading Hope for Alonso Making Team Reaches New Heights
When did it become bad to reach free agency? Over the past few off-seasons the free agent market has been slower than a traffic jam on the Cross Bronx Expressway and it seems like this situation will not improve any … Continue reading Free Agency and the New-Found Importance of Extensions
NEW YORK, NY – After one of the most dominant regular seasons in Mets history, conventional wisdom says starting pitcher Jacob deGrom should be in line for a significant pay day. On Tuesday, the Mets and deGrom set Opening Day, … Continue reading Mets and deGrom Eye Extension as Opening Day Deadline Looms
NEW YORK, NY – Pete Alonso refuses to cool down, and like his bat, the argument to have him start the year in the majors is now scorching hot. The Mets have often been ridiculed for not having a competitive … Continue reading The Case for Pete Alonso
The wait is finally over, Philadelphia. After a long free agency that had its twists and turns, pushing well into Spring Training, Bryce Harper finally put an end to it on Thursday afternoon. Phillies fans can finally breathe after a … Continue reading Bryce Harper Finally signs with Philadelphia
The Cleveland Indians’ bullpen has become tighter now with some recent additions and moves; however, it has a way to go before it instills the same fear in Major League Baseball as it did even a year ago. Brad Hand … Continue reading Indians Make Moves to Solidify Bullpen
Spring training is underway and some of the biggest free agents in Major League Baseball remain sitting at home twiddling their thumbs waiting for a phone call from a team willing to pay them their fair market value. Bryce Harper, … Continue reading Why Bryce Harper Signing A One-Year Deal With The Yankees Makes Sense
