Category Archives: Major League Baseball

For any who have questions about MLB’s service time rules and procedures, there is an excellent post by Michael Valancius on SB Nation’s DRaysBay. It very thoroughly details in real value Tampa Bay’s current situation with top prospect Wil Myers, and their decision … Continue reading →

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Every so often, a batter is hit by a pitch and rushes the mound. Or, a runner gets tangled with an infielder and a confrontation ensues. Once the scuffle has begun, there are obviously more players from the non-batting team … Continue reading →

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At non-professional baseball levels, managers (and their coaching staffs) wear caps, slacks, golf shirts and team windbreakers. It looks great for all who do. Head over to Major League Baseball and the same people are wearing the uniforms their players … Continue reading →

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In Game 2 of the NLCS, the Cardinals’ Matt Holliday slid into Giants 2B Marco Scutaro attempting to disrupt a double play. Scutaro was injured on the play and later left the game X-rays were negative, but Scutaro is still … Continue reading →

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As Major League Baseball enters the most energized part of the season, you may have a spouse, friend or co-worker who would enjoy watching with you, if only they had a better understanding of the game. We know the dilemma … Continue reading →

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ESPN Radio’s Colin Cowherd was right on target in his assessment of Major League Baseball’s continuing fall from the hearts of Americans. He recently made several points to help re-ignite the sport, two of which I endorse wholeheartedly: Shorten the … Continue reading →

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Except for stopping a slap shot in hockey, there is no potentially life-threatening situation in any team sport that compares to a  baseball moving at high speed directly toward the head of a pitcher standing a mere 60 feet away. … Continue reading →

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