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Let’s look at how Strider and Elder systematically dismantled a star-studded Los Angeles Dodgers lineup to secure a big series win.
1 Hit and 0 Runs: How Strider and Elder Both Shut Down the Dodgers Read More »
On Saturday, the New York Mets absolutely embarrassed themselves by allowing Merrill Kelly to go seven innings, allowing one run, walking three, and striking out six. Kelly’s great start allowed the Arizona Diamondbacks to shut the door with their relievers and hand the Mets a loss that they shouldn’t have lost. The Mets allowed just
1 Mets Prospect that Can Provide Power New York Should Call Up Read More »
One of the biggest signings during the offseason was the Los Angeles Dodgers signing of former Mets closer Edwin Diaz. The Dodgers gave him $69M over three seasons. To put it simply, David Stearns, the New York Mets GM, didn’t want to give a reliever $24M a year. At first, such a move might have
Mets Closer Is Starting to Prove David Stearns Right Read More »
The New York Mets now own again the worst record in the MLB, which might force them to bring up a top Mets prospect. The Mets would go on to win three straight, including the series against the Los Angeles Angels and Colorado Rockies. However, the Mets would see a failure from their offense and
1 Top Mets Prospect May Be Forcing New York to Call Him Up Read More »
Despite shaking off some rust from having an 8-day layoff, the Oklahoma City Thunder have defended homecourt, putting themselves in a strong position as the series now shifts over to Los Angeles. Here are three thoughts on Oklahoma City’s taking a convincing 2-0 over the Los Angeles Lakers in Round 2. Oklahoma City’s turning defense
3 Thoughts from the Thunder’s Homestead vs the Lakers Read More »
It has only been 35-37 games into the season, but there have been some players who have been very surprising, and others who have been the opposite, disappointing. Through all the ups and downs this season, let’s take a look at the bright side, and see who the most impressive players are so far this
The MLB’s Biggest Surprises So Far Read More »
Before the 2024 season, the New York Mets decided to sign Sean Manaea, a left-handed pitcher who has had been an alright pitcher in his career. Manaea ended up being by the end of the season the ace of the Mets pitching staff in 2024. New York decided to go all in on Manaea after
Mets May Be Forced to Move On From $75M Pitcher Read More »
As the New York Mets closed out their third straight win, they have won 4 out of their last 5 for the second time this season. The Mets offense has been terrible, but they are now 14-22, and are now showing that there is a chance of a turn around in 2026. The Philadelphia Phillies,
Mets Offense May Have Come Alive Again With Slight Lineup Change Read More »
The Tampa Bay Rays are absolutely electric right now. Here is why the Trop has been buzzing, and why this six-game streak is truly special.
6 Reasons Why the Tampa Bay Rays are Absolutely Electric Right Now Read More »
The Houston Astros had a period of dominance between 2017-2022. However, since their elimination in 2023, Houston missed the playoffs in 2024, and then did the same in 2025. Houston has seen the exodus of Kyle Tucker, Alex Bregman, Frambler Valdez, and more. Unfortunately, even with the great seasons so far from Christian Walker and
Astros Superstar Out for Season With Ankle Injury Read More »
