The Royals followed up their World Series loss in 2014 with a victory in the Fall Classic in 2015. They’ll be looking to make it three straight trips this season by adding to their current roster with an eclectic class of free agents. The market is already starting to be set with extensions being handed… Continue reading Top Free Agent Moves To Turn Contenders Into Champions
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Top Of The Heap: Best Of The Year
The Royals have been crowned World Champions. We are starting to hand out individual silverware with the big ones (MVP, Cy Young) just over the horizon. There is no better time then to put forth an end of the year Top of the Heap to recognize the five best plays from the year that was… Continue reading Top Of The Heap: Best Of The Year
Offseason Spotlight: American League Central
Some say that the run to the championship begins on Opening Day, but the new baseball season has already begun. The very next day after the Kansas City Royals were crowned once more, MLB executives across the league must have been busy summoning every personnel on the management team, all for a chance to capture… Continue reading Offseason Spotlight: American League Central
The Fall Of Murph
The title of this article could be taken in two drastically different ways. The first could be viewed as a celebration, with fall meaning autumn, and talk about how one man singlehandedly dumped two heavily favored teams out of the postseason with each clobbering of the baseball. The other would be much more a statement… Continue reading The Fall Of Murph
Game One Sets Tone For Great Series
It has been a thrilling October (and soon to be November) in the baseball world and Game One of the World Series proved no different. There was drama early, late, and everywhere in between. In essence, it is just what baseball fans expected. The evening started off on a somber note with the news that… Continue reading Game One Sets Tone For Great Series
Gibby’s Mistake
The dust has finally settled from arguably one of the most exciting postseason series in history. 5 games, 45 runs, and 53 exhilarating minutes later, the Toronto Blue Jays emerged victorious after a 0-2 series deficit. In the midst of champagne showers and post-game Kawasaki dancing, though, one question hangs in the frigid air of… Continue reading Gibby’s Mistake
Mets Will Be Series Favorites
The New York Mets will be the favorites in the World Series. That is an opinion right now but it should be a fact regardless of who emerges from the American League Championship Series, Kansas City or Toronto. The Mets have everything clicking right now. Their bats are on fire and manager Terry Collins’ neophyte… Continue reading Mets Will Be Series Favorites
3 Out Of 4 Go 5
The drama is at a fever pitch as the National League and American League Divisional Series come to a close. The only team to not allow their series to go to a deciding fifth game was the Cubs. Since they’ve been waiting since Wrigley Field opened to clinch a series at home, we’ll let that… Continue reading 3 Out Of 4 Go 5
The Unofficial MLB Awards Banquet
The regular season is gone and the playoffs are in full swing. Before these eight teams duke it out for the league’s primary piece of hardware, the World Series trophy, let’s give out some individual accolades to the greatest seasons put forth by the best from each league. We’ll cover the following categories for both… Continue reading The Unofficial MLB Awards Banquet
Arrival of a New Age
The roars of October have returned. Waves of excitement, sprinkled with disappointment and frustration, will soon become the theme of the baseball world until a new World Champion is decided. For several teams in the 2015 postseason, this is a familiar road, hoping to make it farther than ever before. For four teams, most players… Continue reading Arrival of a New Age