Cincinnati Reds’ Trade Deadline Approach
August 26, 2020
Cincinnati Reds (11-16, 6.5 GB NL Central) Status: Buyers The rebuild is supposed to be over. The Reds spent over
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Cincinnati Reds (11-16, 6.5 GB NL Central) Status: Buyers The rebuild is supposed to be over. The Reds spent over
The Los Angeles Angels, who will likely be selling at the trade deadline, reached a new low this week as they now hold the worst record in the American League.
The White Sox opened a two-game series Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. ChiSox ace Lucas Giolito, who has struggled this
The American League East had an interesting last two weeks and it finishes with the Yankees one-half game ahead of
In a 60-game season, there isn’t much time to gain momentum. The Cincinnati Reds’ bats have to come alive.
In a shortened season, everything seems to be on the table, and baseball is not disappointing with a lack of crazy games and wild standings. Let’s take a look at the National League East.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense,
In a surprising move, the Red Sox trade relief pitchers Brandon Workman and Heath Hembree to the Philadelphia Phillies for right-handed pitchers Nick Pivetta and Connor Seabold.
The San — well actually the Slam — Diego Padres garnered national attention this week while making MLB history.
The San Diego Padres have emerged as a postseason threat as we approach the halfway point of the 2020 season. If they buy at the deadline, Chaim Bloom and co. need to capitalize on their postseason hunger.
The Mets were delivered some bad news on Thursday as two positive COVID-19 tests within the organization caused them to postpone their next four games.
The Red Sox need the season to reach Aug. 31 to reset the competitive balance tax. If and when that happens, who could they look to add this winter?
Cincinnati Reds (11-16, 6.5 GB NL Central) Status: Buyers The rebuild is supposed to be over. The Reds spent over $160 million this past offseason
The Los Angeles Angels, who will likely be selling at the trade deadline, reached a new low this week as they now hold the worst record in the American League.
The White Sox opened a two-game series Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. ChiSox ace Lucas Giolito, who has struggled this season, pitched a 101 pitch
The American League East had an interesting last two weeks and it finishes with the Yankees one-half game ahead of the Rays after a Tampa
In a 60-game season, there isn’t much time to gain momentum. The Cincinnati Reds’ bats have to come alive.
In a shortened season, everything seems to be on the table, and baseball is not disappointing with a lack of crazy games and wild standings. Let’s take a look at the National League East.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense, headlined by Matt Chapman. Even
In a surprising move, the Red Sox trade relief pitchers Brandon Workman and Heath Hembree to the Philadelphia Phillies for right-handed pitchers Nick Pivetta and Connor Seabold.
The San — well actually the Slam — Diego Padres garnered national attention this week while making MLB history.
The San Diego Padres have emerged as a postseason threat as we approach the halfway point of the 2020 season. If they buy at the deadline, Chaim Bloom and co. need to capitalize on their postseason hunger.
The Mets were delivered some bad news on Thursday as two positive COVID-19 tests within the organization caused them to postpone their next four games.
The Red Sox need the season to reach Aug. 31 to reset the competitive balance tax. If and when that happens, who could they look to add this winter?
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