Season Grades For 2023’s Wild Card Losers
look back on the season past and evaluate how the season played out. Here are the season grades for each of the 2023 Wild Card losers.Â
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Unsung Heroes For MLB Playoff Contenders
As the 2023 Major League Baseball (MLB) season enters its last few weeks, the race for the coveted playoff spots continues to heat up. All of this year’s contenders have one or two unheralded players who have played an unsung role in their team’s success throughout this campaign. Unsung Heroes For MLB Playoff Contenders National
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3 MLB Postseason Races to Watch
It’s already the second week in August and the MLB Postseason races are just heating up! We are getting to the point where teams start to get hot and go on legendary runs into and through the playoffs. There are technically no teams mathematically eliminated from the postseason but the Athletics are very close. According
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Ranking the First 10 Picks of the 2013 MLB Draft, 10 Years Later
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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Ranking the Current National League Managers Based on Their Pro Baseball Careers
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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Big Red Machine, Marlins Surge & 3 Other Takeaways from This Week in Baseball
The Reds haven’t felt this optimistic in years. The Marlins continue their surprising surge up the standings. It was another action-packed week in baseball.
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Ted Williams To Luis Arraez: The Chase To Hit .400
The MLB has not seen a player hit a .400 average in a single season since Ted Williams in 1941 for the Boston Red Sox when he hit .406.
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MLB in May: 3 Storylines Worth Watching
Baseball is moving along the season is beginning to take shape. Many of the storylines have come and gone like flashes in the pan.
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Top 5 MLB City Connect Jerseys
Since Major League Baseball announced the City Connect Jerseys, fans of every team in baseball waited for their turn to get one. As of writing this, 17 of the 30 teams have this unique alternate jersey. These jerseys are usually based on the city or region the team plays in. All bring a different style
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3 Overreactions from April’s MLB Action so far
*All stats are up to date as of Saturday, April 15th* Baseball is finally here, and with that, overreactions over 2023’s MLB action so far have been circulating everywhere. Every fanbase has its own hot takes and very-out-there opinions on what’s been happening in America’s pastime, so let’s take a look at three I’ve noticed
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