According to Baseball Savant, Sprint Speed is Statcast’s foot speed measurement. It is defined as feet per second in a player’s fastest one second window. The MLB average is 27 ft/sec. Here are the top ten speedsters in MLB today based on Statcast’s Sprint Speed. Top 10 Speedsters in MLB 10 Rajai Davis – 29.3 ft/sec […]
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Baseball has been searching for a “face of the game” for quite sometime now. The NBA has Lebron James, the NFL has Tom Brady, and the NHL has Sidney Crosby. Baseball hasn’t had a real face of the game since Derek Jeter. Here are five potential faces of baseball today. 1 Jose Altuve It’s easy
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Post Winter Meetings, there are still some big name free agents on the market. Many relievers have been signed, however as far as position players it has been pretty quiet. Here are five free agents still out there that are in line for a big pay day. 5. Wade Davis The Cubs traded for Davis
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The Los Angeles Angels have a new starting third baseman. According to Ken Rosenthal, the Angels and Zack Cozart have agreed on a three year, $38 million deal. Cozart will average around $13 million per year. In an excellent 2017 season, Cozart played some excellent defense and broke out at the plate. The seventh year
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The Baseball Writers Association of America released the 2018 MLB Hall of Fame ballot early last week. Lets’ break down 11 of the 33 candidates below. Scott Rolen (First Ballot) Rolen won the 1997 Rookie of the Year, made seven All Star games, and won eight Gold Glove awards. He has a higher career WAR (70.0) than the
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The Baseball Writers Association of America released the 2018 MLB Hall of Fame ballot early last week. Lets’ break down 11 of the 33 candidates below. Chipper Jones (First Ballot) Chipper is a sure first ballot Hall of Famer. He won the World Series his rookie year, and finished second in Rookie of the Year voting.
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The Baseball Writers Association of America released the 2018 MLB Hall of Fame ballot early last week. Lets break down the 11 of the 33 candidates below. 2018 MLB Hall of Fame Ballot Part 1 Barry Bonds Barry Bonds had a long, successful career that ended up with tainted numbers due to rumors of steroid
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The New York Mets need to have a solid and aggressive offseason in order to get back into contention next season. That all starts with ownership opening their wallets and spending some money. Here’s the ideal offseason for the Mets. Coaching Changes First, lets start with the revamped coaching staff. Let’s begin at the top
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It’s no doubt that Giancarlo Stanton has had a career year to this point; launching a total of 57 home runs and totaling 126 RBI, he is making the Miami Marlins feel good about signing him to a 13-year $325 million contract which began in the 2015 season. However, with the Marlins likely to be
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I was watching Bill Ripken on MLB Network a while ago and found myself yelling at the screen, while he was yelling back at me. We were both complaining about the shift and saying how silly it was. I mean really, we are talking about professional hitters, right? So you’re telling me a pro ball
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