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Jered Weaver is set for his first rehab appearance, Dane De la Rosa is making the most of his time in the bigs and, is Albert Pujols becoming irrelevant? My apologies for not having this up yesterday. But, when you ...

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Arizona Diamondbacks’ Patrick Corbin Stifles Colorado Rockies

When you think of Coors Field, the first thing that come to mind is high-scoring games, and pitchers having an inflated ERA due to the high altitude. Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Patrick Corbin just destroyed that notion in his start ...

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New York Yankees Have Been the Surprise of the Season

The New York Yankees, who are currently 28-16, have been the most surprising team in baseball so far this season. To the surprise of many, including myself, the Yankees are in first place in the American League East. Nevertheless, I ...

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New York Yankees: Monday Night’s Game Felt Like the 2012 ALDS

The New York Yankees’ game against the Baltimore Orioles on Monday night brought back memories of the 2012 American League Division Series. The 2012 ALDS was one of the best division series in recent memory. Four of the five games that were played ...

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Patrick Corbin shuts down Colorado Rockies in opener, Garland struggles again

Jon Garland might be the odd man out if he doesn't figure it out soon.Jim Tracy would have loved his post game press conference on Monday night if he was still with the Colorado Rockies. It was the perfect opportunity ...

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5 New York Yankees Who Might Not Be Back in 2014

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Cincinnati Reds Starter Johnny Cueto Struggles in Win

In his first start in over a month, Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto struggled with his command, but escaped with a win against the New York Mets. Cueto, who hadn’t made a start since April 13 due to a strained right lat-muscle, was activated from ...

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New York Yankees: C.C. Sabathia has Not Looked Like an Ace

If there is any starter on the New York Yankees who is in need of a win, it’s C.C. Sabathia. I have been a bit critical of Sabathia for a while now. He is making over $25 million a season, but I feel ...

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Yankees beat the Orioles in 10 innings

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Phil Hughes Looking to Rebound for New York Yankees

  It’s been an up-and-down start to the season for New York Yankees‘ pitcher Phil Hughes. That’s not surprising for Yankee fans that have witnessed his tumultuous career. At times, Hughes appears like the staff ace he was projected to be from ...

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Jered Weaver is set for his first rehab appearance, Dane De la Rosa is making the most of his time in the bigs and, is Albert Pujols becoming irrelevant? My apologies for not having this up yesterday. But, when you ...

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Matt Garza Set to Start for Cubs Tuesday

It has been a long time coming for both pitcher and Cubs fans, but Matt Garza is ready to come off of the disabled list and make his 2013 debut tomorrow in Pittsburgh. The return was confirmed on Saturday, over ...

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And Then There Were The A’s, Again

The Texas Rangers are coming off of a great series against the Tigers where they won three out of four at home. The game last night was a bit crazy, and it took what seemed like twenty-two hours or so. ...

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Series Preview: Angels Looking to Keep it Going Against Seattle

The Los Angeles Angels have won two games in a row after splitting a four game series with the Chicago White Sox at home. Sunday’s 6-2 win over the Sox is precisely what GM Jerry DiPoto had envisioned in the ...

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Clean Sox face off against Sox soaked in disturbing amounts of blood – Lineups 5/20

They were only a laughable blimp crash of disappointment but for a year, yet the Boston Red Sox have snuck up on everyone by becoming a dominant force in the AL East again. Oh how people forget. Before he was ...

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Chris Iannetta: Walking to Production

When the Angels originally traded Tyler Chatwood to the Rockies for Chris Iannetta, my only real reaction was; “At least he’s not Jeff Mathis.” He also wasn’t Bobby Wilson, or Ryan Budde. He also wasn’t Hank Conger, which didn’t sit ...

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Can Jake Odorizzi Become The Next Shifty Rays Starter to Make It Big in the Major Leagues?

On the Rays right now are two pitchers who have achieved a great deal of success with power arsenals rivaling anyone’s in the major leagues. Those two pitchers are David Price and Matt Moore. Everyone else has not been lucky ...

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The Undercards: Taylor Guerrieri Tosses Six 1-Hit Innings as Hot Rods Split Doubleheader

Sunday was a return to normalcy for the Rays organization from the major leagues all the way down: the offense wasn’t that great, but pitching reigned supreme. Triple-A International League: Norfolk Tides (BAL) 3, Durham Bulls 2 (7 innings- rain) ...

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A fine time for the White Sox to prove themselves

Can enough be said about the weird little stretch of schedule the White Sox are in? Probably. They’re a fourth place team that entered the season with limited expectations. But to the niche audience that this blog is targeted toward? ...

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