The 7 Biggest Surprises in MLB Right Now
We’ve got perennial contenders in the basement and overachieving teams that may be legit. Let’s look at the biggest surprises in MLB right now.
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Houston Astros
Slugger Yordan Alvarez Needs to be Healthy for Astros to Take a World Series Run
Heading into the season’s final two weeks, the Houston Astros, who are fighting for a playoff berth, received a huge gut-punch when their slugging outfielder, Yordan Alvarez, left a recent game due to what’s being termed a left ankle sprain. Alvarez, who already this season has missed 101 games after fracturing his hand back in
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Are the Toronto Blue Jays the Class of the American League?
The Toronto Blue Jays have been the talk of the AL East, and with a trio of additions that occurred at the trade deadline, they continue to light up the boxscore. They own the best record in the AL, and their 15-1 smackdown against the Colorado Rockies showcased their urgency against a team in which
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Diamondbacks Slugger Eugenio Suarez Rumoured to be Traded at MLB Deadline
It should not come as a surprise that the Houston Astros have recently shown a strong interest in slugging Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez. The Astros, who are four games up on the Seattle Mariners for first in the AL West Division, suffered a huge setback when, on July 19th, during a 7-6 loss
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A’s rookie Nick Kurtz Slugs His Way Into MLB History Books
Recently, Athletics’ hulking rookie first baseman Nick Kurtz made baseball history. Kurtz, who was drafted in 2004 fourth overall by the Athletics had a game for the ages when on Friday night at Dalkin Park in Houston, he put on a power display as the 6 foot 5, 240 pound-player became the first A’s rookie
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5 Confident Predictions For the Rest Of the MLB Season
We are roughly 50 games into the MLB season, and we are beginning to see which teams could be contenders and which could be pretenders.
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The Cubs’ Head-Scratching Trade Keeps Looking Worse
As the season rolls along for the Chicago Cubs, it is clear that they maybe made a couple of dumb trades. Of course, you can’t go wrong with Kyle Tucker. However, when it comes to baseball, it is usually a good thing when third base has a reliable player. The Cubs trade from last season’s
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2025 City Connect Jerseys Are Dropping Fast — Here’s Every One Released So Far
One of the most exciting things about the MLB season in 2024 was seeing all of the new City Connect jerseys. It was awesome to see all the ugly, cool, and average jerseys that were designed as teams attempted to make good jerseys. Here are all the City Connect jerseys so far in 2025: *as
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MLB Power Rankings: Week 4
As the season continues, many teams have already begun to show signs of dominance. Others, meanwhile, have shown sign’s weakness and an inability to compete. From the Colorado Rockies massive losing streak, to the Met’s winning streak, the power rankings have again changed much over the week. 1. New York Met’s (15-7) Sure, many teams
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MLB Power Rankings: Week 2
As the MLB season continues, teams begin to show weaknesses and strengths. This week, many teams bounced back while others continued on the wrong trail. Let’s rank the top 30 teams for week 3: MLB Power Rankings: Week 2 1. Los Angeles Dodgers (9-2) Finally! We found out that the Los Angeles Dodgers are human.
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