On November 24th and 25th, Baseball United, a new professional baseball league taking place in the Middle East and South Asia, held a showcase game in Dubai, putting the sport on a new stage and exposing it to a whole new demographic. The game didn’t count for regular season standings and was more so an […]
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The Baltimore Orioles are a young, promising team who broke 100 wins last season, yet were swept in three games in the playoffs to eventual World Series Champion, Texas Rangers. It is clear that the Orioles have what it takes to be great, yet it still has to be seen in the postseason. To better
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The Baltimore Orioles have shocked many by emerging atop the AL East and securing the best regular season record in the entirety of the American League, with 101 wins. While the Orioles were dominant in their path to clinching the AL East, teams who were similarly successful like the Tampa Bay Rays have shown that
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Over ten years ago, in June of 2013, all of the teams around MLB gathered to select who they saw as the best young baseball players who would join their organizations in the coming years in that year’s draft. Cody Bellinger and Aaron Judge were both notable talents taken later on in the draft, but
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The All-Star Game is intended to be a fun event that caters to baseball’s hardcore audience but also tries to bring in new fans, showing off the best of what the sport has to offer.
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As it currently stands, 21 of the MLB’s current 30 Managers spent time on the major league level, with the other nine playing professionally, but never getting a call to the Show. The coaches who never played in the majors were Brandon Hyde, John Schneider, Pedro Grifol, Matt Quatraro, Brian Snitker, Buck Showalter, Rob Thomson,
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As it currently stands, 21 of the MLB’s current 30 Managers spent time on the major league level, with the other nine playing professionally, but never getting a call to the Show. The coaches who never played in the majors were Brandon Hyde, John Schneider, Pedro Grifol, Matt Quatraro, Brian Snitker, Buck Showalter, Rob Thomson,
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