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Alex Rodriguez’s Cold Start Will Be Over Soon

Apr 21, 2016

The beginning of a major league baseball season always brings new challenges for players. Some are learning a new pitch, others are figuring out a hitch in their swing. For Alex Rodriguez, he is just having tro...

When Should We Start to Worry About A-Rod?

Evan Halpine-Berger

Apr 16, 2016

Features, New York Yankees

Nine games is far too small a sample size to tell you anything useful about any hitter in Major League Baseball. That hasn’t stopped the media from bombarding New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi with questions...

Why the Yankees are Fun Again

Evan Halpine-Berger

Apr 11, 2016

Features, New York Yankees, Opinions & Predictions

You have to go back to 1992 to find the last New York Yankees team that finished under .500. They have been a legitimate playoff contender every single year since I started watching baseball regularly in 1996. ...

Covering All the Bases: Yankees Survival Guide for the 2016 Season

Ryan McGriff

Apr 8, 2016

Features, New York Yankees

Major League Baseball opening day has come and gone, but the threat of injuries is constantly lurking beneath the shadow of every cleat. The New York Yankees are no stranger to the injury bug; in fact, the h...

Eager Seager

Matt Roffe

Jan 21, 2016

Los Angeles Dodgers, Opinions & Predictions

With a large number of highly touted minor league players making big league impacts this past season, two-thousand fifteen had proven itself as the ‘birthplace’ for the next new generation of baseball greats. A...

Zack Hample: A Ballhawking Pioneer

John Czech

Jan 10, 2016

American League, American League East, Interviews, Major League Baseball, Media, New York Yankees, Offseason

Have you ever gone to a baseball game and just missed catching a foul ball? Or maybe you were lucky enough to have the third longest home run in Comerica Park history hit right at you but you thought "I won't n...

The History of Baseball’s Huge Free Agent Contracts

Eric Kabakoff

Dec 12, 2015

Baseball History, Chicago Cubs, Major League Baseball

As we pass through another crazy baseball offseason with dollars being thrown around like so many bread crumbs to pigeons, it’s worth taking a look at how baseball has reached this point. How did Ben Zobrist, a...

Should We Welcome PED Guys Back Into the Game?

Eric Kabakoff

Dec 1, 2015

Baseball History, Headlines, History, Major League Baseball, Miami Marlins

Barry Bonds might soon re-emerge in Major League Baseball as a hitting coach after an eight-year hiatus from the game, igniting the usual social media torrent of snark, jokes, and hand-wringing. We have yet to ...

Building a Thanksgiving Dinner out of MLB Stars

Charles Mule

Nov 26, 2015

American League, Chicago Cubs, Headlines, History, Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, Washington Nationals

Source: Harry How/Getty Images North America Here we are, Thanksgiving. A time to give thanks, gather with family and friends and eat a gigantic meal. A Thanksgiving meal has plenty of courses, variety a...

Five baseball players to invite over for Thanksgiving

Brandon Shrider

Nov 26, 2015

Features, Headlines, Major League Baseball

Source: Mike McGinnis/Getty Images North America Thanksgiving is one of the most wonderful times of the year. The bird is stuffed, the Detroit Lions are on yet again, probably losing, and you've got your el...

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