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Oakland fans bid bittersweet farewell to their beloved Athletics
The team may be gone, but the memories will live on forever. On Thursday, September 26, 2024, the Oakland A’s played one last game in front of their home crowd, marking the end of a 57-year relationship. Fans have been angry and frustrated this season ever since owner John Fisher announced his intent to move… read more
When all is said and done, Joey Votto will be a Hall of Famer
Goodbyes are often bitter-sweet, especially in baseball. In an era where the biggest stars hunt for lucrative contracts and championship titles, it’s becoming rare to see a great player spend his entire big league career with a single team. This year, the National Baseball Hall of Fame welcomed two players who had spent their entire… read more
Mason Miller is as dominant as closers come
One of the worst feelings as a fan is watching your team find themselves down late into a ballgame and realizing that the opposing team has one of the most dominant relief arms prepping to come into the game to convert the save opportunity. On Tuesday night, Mason Miller once again showed why he is… read more
Bucs bats go silent in loss to Orioles in home opener on Friday
In cold and dreary weather conditions reminiscent of the time these two teams battled it out in the 1979 World Series at old Three Rivers Stadium, the Orioles were in Pittsburgh on Friday afternoon for the Pirates 2024 home opener at PNC Park. The Pirates’ 6-1 start on the road raised the excitement level even… read more
Can Someone Please Just Sign Joey Votto?
For 17 years, Joey Votto was a staple for the Cincinnati Reds. Drafted in the second round in 2002, Votto would go on to be a six-time All-Star, a Gold Glove winner and the 2010 National League MVP. He’d lead the league in on-base percentage seven different times while leading in walks five times as… read more
Yoshinobu Yamamoto is going to be a problem for MLB hitters
The baseball world waited with bated breath and sweet anticipation as Japanese superstar Yoshinobu Yamamoto made his debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the World Series champion Texas Rangers. While you can always take Spring Training with a grain of salt, especially concerning the star players, Yamamoto took the opportunity to display a glimpse… read more
What Kodai Senga’s injury means for the Mets
The New York Mets’ parade of misery started early for the 2024 season as general manager David Stearns announced on Thursday morning that Kodai Senga has a mild strain of his posterior capsule in his shoulder and that would likely begin the season on the injured list. Kodai Senga has a mild strain of his… read more
Randal Grichuk Will Mash Lefties for the Diamondbacks
The defending National League Champion Arizona Diamondbacks have had a fairly productive offseason. Owners of a solid core, they have been bolstering their roster with veteran free agent signings. General manager Mike Hazen recently mentioned last Friday that the team was still interested in adding pieces, particularly another bat. Less than 24 hours after that… read more
Bradish to the IL Makes Starting Pitching a Puzzle to Solve for the Orioles Once Again
The 2024 MLB season barely started for pitchers and catchers in spring training and the Baltimore Orioles’ Opening Day rotation has already suffered a huge blow. It was announced early on Thursday morning that Kyle Bradish, who finished fourth in American League Cy Young voting a season ago, will begin the year on the injured… read more
There’s Merit in Jackson Holliday Playing Second Base
When the Baltimore Orioles selected Jackson Holliday first overall in 2022, it was with the assumption that he was destined to become the shortstop of the future for the organization. Scouting reports and assessment deemed Holliday as a fixture at the position thanks to the athleticism and skill at the position, so it was natural… read more
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