
Los Angeles Dodgers 2022 Season Preview
The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.

The Minnesota Twins had a disappointing season in 2021. They finished in last place in the American League Central with just 73 wins, but the Twins faithful have something to look forward to in 2022.

Last season the Rays were one of the best teams in baseball. With mostly the same roster as last year, they will be looking to win their third straight division title in 2022.

Despite being the youngest manager in Major League Baseball, Oliver Marmol will have some veteran leadership to ease him into the culture this season in Yadier Molina, Adam Wainwright, and an old friend coming back home.

With Chaim Bloom in command of the roster and Alex Cora returning to his post as skipper, Boston found itself back in contention immediately.

The Milwaukee Brewers made the playoffs for the fourth straight season last year. They are stacked with arguably the best top three of any rotation in the big leagues. However, they need to score some runs, and this year they may do just that.

For the third time in the past five years, the final game of the MLB season included the Houston Astros.

The Detroit Tigers are heading into 2022 with high expectations in a weak American League Central. They are a young team and may be a year or two away, but that didn’t stop General Manager Al Avila from bringing in a few veterans.

With the season set to kick off soon, the Mariners have already added some key Major League talent via both free agency and trades.

Expectations are not high for the Pittsburgh Pirates entering the 2022 campaign.

The Cincinnati Reds are now in full rebuild mode despite finishing the 2021 season at 83-79 and third place in the NL Central. What does the 2022 season hold for them?

The Kansas City Royals are an up-and-coming young team that finished 74-88 last season after losing over 100 games in 2019. What could they do in 2022?

The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.

The Minnesota Twins had a disappointing season in 2021. They finished in last place in the American League Central with just 73 wins, but the Twins faithful have something to look forward to in 2022.

Last season the Rays were one of the best teams in baseball. With mostly the same roster as last year, they will be looking to win their third straight division title in 2022.

Despite being the youngest manager in Major League Baseball, Oliver Marmol will have some veteran leadership to ease him into the culture this season in Yadier Molina, Adam Wainwright, and an old friend coming back home.

With Chaim Bloom in command of the roster and Alex Cora returning to his post as skipper, Boston found itself back in contention immediately.

The Milwaukee Brewers made the playoffs for the fourth straight season last year. They are stacked with arguably the best top three of any rotation in the big leagues. However, they need to score some runs, and this year they may do just that.

For the third time in the past five years, the final game of the MLB season included the Houston Astros.

The Detroit Tigers are heading into 2022 with high expectations in a weak American League Central. They are a young team and may be a year or two away, but that didn’t stop General Manager Al Avila from bringing in a few veterans.

With the season set to kick off soon, the Mariners have already added some key Major League talent via both free agency and trades.

Expectations are not high for the Pittsburgh Pirates entering the 2022 campaign.

The Cincinnati Reds are now in full rebuild mode despite finishing the 2021 season at 83-79 and third place in the NL Central. What does the 2022 season hold for them?

The Kansas City Royals are an up-and-coming young team that finished 74-88 last season after losing over 100 games in 2019. What could they do in 2022?
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