The reigning National League Central Champions will try to win back-to-back divisions since the 2014-15 seasons. There have not been many turnovers going into this season; the biggest change is losing outfielder Marcell Ozuna, who had 52 home runs and 177 RBI in his two seasons with St. Louis.
On this installment of “White Sox Wednesday,” Joe Heller takes a look at ‘Shoeless’ Joe Jackson:
The A’s had a great season in 2019, going 97-95, but because of the Astros winning over 100 games they had to play the Rays in the Wild Card game. They wound up losing that game 5-1 to the Rays and look to avoid that game this year by winning the AL West.
The 2019 season was an overall success, finishing 97-65 and winning their second straight National League East title. However, they lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Divisional Series 3-2, their tenth straight postseason series that ended in a loss. While the team floundered yet again in the postseason, it returns this season with their young core still very much intact and with another season under their belts. While they have the talent to make a postseason run, they’ll have plenty of competition yet again, both in the division and in the National League in general, standing in their way.
Believe it or not, there are some beneficiaries to the MLB season being delayed.
The Angels are definitely one of them, writes B.J. Martin.
The MLB has decided to follow the recommendations set forth by the CDC, suspending play until at least May.
Trevor Bauer of the Reds organized a sandlot-style whiffle ball game. Alex Haarmayer gives his review here:
The #RedSox season is on pause, so Kyle Porch takes on a trip through team history by jersey number. Starting with Nos. 1-5:
The Minnesota Twins finished the season with 101 wins crossing the 100-win mark for just the second time ever (102 wins in 1965). The Bomba Squad set the Major League record for homers in a season with 307, but they couldn’t get past their playoff kryptonite in the New York Yankees and fell 3-0 in the ALDS. That was last year. Now, let’s look forward to the 2020 season, whenever that starts.
Advanced stats have taken evaluating MLB players to a whole new level. However, what does each number tell you? Jordan Leandre lists some of his favorites to use and explains what they mean.
MLB The Show 20 hits stores on Tuesday. Joe Heller shares his review of the game before it makes it to the shelves.
Well, we don’t know for sure when the 2020 season will get underway, or how many games will be played, but we still need something to look forward to. 2019 was a disappointing season for the Cubs. They finished 84-78, good for a third-place finish, which led to the firing of curse-breaking World Series Champion manager Joe Maddon, and the hiring of former beloved catcher David Ross.
The reigning National League Central Champions will try to win back-to-back divisions since the 2014-15 seasons. There have not been many turnovers going into this season; the biggest change is losing outfielder Marcell Ozuna, who had 52 home runs and 177 RBI in his two seasons with St. Louis.
On this installment of “White Sox Wednesday,” Joe Heller takes a look at ‘Shoeless’ Joe Jackson:
The A’s had a great season in 2019, going 97-95, but because of the Astros winning over 100 games they had to play the Rays in the Wild Card game. They wound up losing that game 5-1 to the Rays and look to avoid that game this year by winning the AL West.
The 2019 season was an overall success, finishing 97-65 and winning their second straight National League East title. However, they lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Divisional Series 3-2, their tenth straight postseason series that ended in a loss. While the team floundered yet again in the postseason, it returns this season with their young core still very much intact and with another season under their belts. While they have the talent to make a postseason run, they’ll have plenty of competition yet again, both in the division and in the National League in general, standing in their way.
Believe it or not, there are some beneficiaries to the MLB season being delayed.
The Angels are definitely one of them, writes B.J. Martin.
The MLB has decided to follow the recommendations set forth by the CDC, suspending play until at least May.
Trevor Bauer of the Reds organized a sandlot-style whiffle ball game. Alex Haarmayer gives his review here:
The #RedSox season is on pause, so Kyle Porch takes on a trip through team history by jersey number. Starting with Nos. 1-5:
The Minnesota Twins finished the season with 101 wins crossing the 100-win mark for just the second time ever (102 wins in 1965). The Bomba Squad set the Major League record for homers in a season with 307, but they couldn’t get past their playoff kryptonite in the New York Yankees and fell 3-0 in the ALDS. That was last year. Now, let’s look forward to the 2020 season, whenever that starts.
Advanced stats have taken evaluating MLB players to a whole new level. However, what does each number tell you? Jordan Leandre lists some of his favorites to use and explains what they mean.
MLB The Show 20 hits stores on Tuesday. Joe Heller shares his review of the game before it makes it to the shelves.
Well, we don’t know for sure when the 2020 season will get underway, or how many games will be played, but we still need something to look forward to. 2019 was a disappointing season for the Cubs. They finished 84-78, good for a third-place finish, which led to the firing of curse-breaking World Series Champion manager Joe Maddon, and the hiring of former beloved catcher David Ross.
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