MLB Awards: Week Fourteen
Which players stood out from week 14?
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All-Star Selections: American League
Which superstars miss out in our American League All-Star picks?
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Andrew Benintendi: Stuck in the Shadows
Andrew Benintendi is far from the best player on his own team, and remains in Aaron Judge’s shadow, but how good can he be?
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MLB Awards: Week Thirteen
Which players stood out in Week Thirteen?
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The National League could look very different by the end of July
The middle months of baseball’s 162-game grind are easily forgotten. July could prove to make all the difference for several MLB teams in 2018.
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MLB Awards: Week Twelve
The All-Star break is fast approaching. Major League Baseball teams are having to decide if they are buyers or sellers at the deadline, and fans are beginning to ponder if this really will be their year. Our weekly awards are back for their twelfth edition as we pick the best, worst, and most remarkable out
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Decade-by-Decade – 1900s: World Series creation and masterful pitching
For many years there was a monopolistic National League but come the turn of the century a new league was formed: The American League. The AL was originally called the Western League but was changed to the AL in 1900 and was officially founded as a major league in January 1901.
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The story of the ‘greatest hitter that ever lived”
From military service to MVP awards and almost being traded, Ted Williams’ career is like no other.
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MLB Awards: Week Eleven
The baseball season is nearing the halfway mark. All-Star voting is underway, but the real honours are to be found in our awards.
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Should Syndergaard and deGrom be wearing pinstripes in 2018?
The Mets are in free fall. The Yankees are flying, but need more starting pitching. Does a deal sending a pair of aces to Yankee Stadium make sense?
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MLB Awards: Week Ten
The Major League Baseball season has waved goodbye to the chilled days of the early season. The summer sun is making it a far more enjoyable experience for fans and players like, though some teams have already lost any hope of a playoff run this season. Players are missing games for rest, injury and front
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Baltimore can still make 2018 a positive season
The Baltimore Orioles are a team in sharp decline. Painful contracts, departing free agents and dire pitching mean it’s rebuild time at Camden Yards.
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MLB Awards: Week Nine
After nine weeks of the season some teams seem out of the playoff picture already but there are many more that are still competing. Each of the NL divisions have four teams in position to make a push for the playoffs and the mariners have surprisingly made it a two way fight in the AL
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Names to look out for in the MLB Draft
With the current trend of fast tracking top prospects through the minor leagues we could see a handful of prospects from this draft in the majors sooner rather than later. As we saw with Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger last year prospects can have an immediate impact. The decisions that teams make on 4th June
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MLB Awards: Week Eight
Somehow, we are already 50 games into the Major League Baseball season. It’s flown by, hasn’t it? The grind is taking hold of teams, and some players. Injuries are racking up, as rosters creak under the immense workload, and fluctuations in form are seeing teams hit elongated slumps. It’s all part of the marathon that
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