As the MLB season winds down and the front offices for teams already out of the race start planning for the future, there is no doubt all teams have mentioned the two biggest names in the upcoming off season’s free agent pool. Manny Machado and Bryce Harper will, no doubt, command record setting, or near record […]
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The Major League Baseball season is very quickly coming to a close. The Boston Red Sox clinched a playoff spot yesterday, and are the first team to do so. As the season winds down, there are some very close division races. Here are the best division races to watch as the 2018 MLB season comes
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We spent the previous two columns looking at which National League division leader is best prepared for a World Series run (you can read that article here). We did the same for the American League (here is that article). You can see how we came to the conclusions we did, based on numbers that do
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As the baseball season winds down, it’s time to take a more serious look at how the current division leaders might fare if the playoffs started today. Last week, we looked at the American league (read that article here: https://bit.ly/2MxIEM6). Today we’ll take a look at the National League. In all transparency, I am a Cubs
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The 2018 MLB season kicked off this past week. There is no clear cut favorite to represent the National League in the fall classic. The Dodgers look ready for a repeat, and maybe this is the year the Nationals win a playoff series. Here are the National League World Series favorites. National League World Series
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A starting rotation can carry a team all the way to a World Series berth. Some of the rotations in the game today are stacked from top to bottom. Here are the top starting rotations in baseball today. 2018’s Top Starting Rotations in MLB 10 New York Yankees Luis Severino, Sonny Gray, Masahiro Tanaka, CC
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From harmless jabs to fist fights in bars, being a die hard sports fan these days is a tough business. As a Philadelphia sports fan, I’ve seen it all. Coming from the town that both booed and threw snow balls at Santa, I know how serious things can get. What I’ve noticed lately from the
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Coming off an amazing sophomore year where he hit 39 home runs, 102 runs batted in, and won an MVP trophy and the World Series, Kris Bryant is on top of the world. Heading into the 2017 season, what can he do to improve on his already stellar form? Win the MVP again, of course—and another
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The Chicago Cubs had the best record in baseball last season and ran away with the division. The Reds haven’t done much to improve this off-season. The Brewers have a ton of upside but are still a very young ball club. The Pirates have a solid lineup and starting rotation. The Cardinals and Cubs are
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Built in 1914 , Wrigley Field is the second oldest ballpark in MLB, next to Boston’s Fenway Park (1912). There are many things that make Wrigley Field unique and different than all other ballparks. From the basket in front of the bleachers to the ivy in the outfield, there is a mystique that is almost unparalleled. Eddie Vedder said it
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