All Aboard The Josh Stowers Hype Train
Thirty five games and 148 plate appearances into his first ever professional season, Josh Stowers has made me a believer.
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Who Is J.T. Realmuto?
The Miami Marlins have a hidden gem stowed away behind home plate. J.T. Realmuto ranked third among all Major League Catchers in WAR last year, and did so very quietly. He’s not flashy. He doesn’t hit dingers like Mike Piazza or throw people out like Pudge Rodriguez. Realmuto knows who he is, and he plays…
This MLB Season Will Go Down In Blistory
In a sea of injuries this year, one has reigned king. Before the year started, no one would have guessed that the most destructive of all injuries was the smallest. As I’m sure you’ve figured out by now, we’re going to be talking about the silent killer: the blister. Throughout the history of baseball, blisters…
Tyler O’Neill: The Seattle Mariners Outfielder Of The Future
If you follow the Mariners at all, by now you’ve realized that outfield has become a position of…how do I put this…unpredictability. Although, I do love what Haniger and Dyson bring to the table, I’m not quite sold on Guillermo Heredia or Ben Gamel. I’m a firm believer that neither are the long term solution. …
What We’ve Learned So Far In The 2017 MLB Season
It’s still pretty early to get a good pulse of how the season will end up. It is after all, only May. As of right now, here’s a few things we’ve seen so far: 1) Washington appears to be the best team in the National League Offensively, the Nationals are the league leader in nearly every…
Red Sox Sputtering To Start The Season
Heading into play Thursday night, the Red Sox are 11-9 and still hold the third spot in the A.L. East, trailing both the Baltimore Orioles and the New York Yankees. Thus far, the Red Sox are 2-3 against the Baltimore Orioles, and upcoming is a crucial four game series the Red Sox will be hosting…
Whose Side Is Dustin Pedroia On?
Dustin Pedroia should be the unquestioned leader of the Red Sox locker room now that David Ortiz is gone, but he seemed to have forgotten that the other night. Red Sox Pitcher Matt Barnes threw a pitch dangerously close to Manny Machado’s head a couple days after Machado dinged up Pedroia on a questionable slide.…
