While the baseball world did not get to witness a real-life Opening Day on March 26 due to the coronavirus pandemic, that didn’t stop us from simulating our own Opening Day on MLB The Show 20.
Broadcaster Mike Antonellis spoke with Andersen Pickard regarding his immense legacy with the Portland Sea Dogs, his new job with the Pawtucket Red Sox, and more.
Superagent Scott Boras shared a proposal for how MLB could play its full season, but it included several doubleheaders and the World Series on Christmas. Our own Alex Jordan explains why the plan isn’t realistic.
In Cincinnati, the city’s fabulous Opening Day festivities have been replaced with a stay-at-home order. Alex Haarmeyer shares a reminder of what could have been.
New York Mets right-handed pitcher Marcus Stroman is forming a star-studded USA baseball team full of the nation’s top athletes.
The Strike of 1994 devastated baseball. It was the first time since 1904 that the World Series wasn’t played. It cut short historic seasons, deprived franchises of turning their fortunes around, and cost the game some fans who had grown up on the crack of the bat and the smell of peanuts. But on August 11, 1994, after Randy Johnson struck out Ernie Young, there was no joy in Mudville or any other town where baseball was played.
The injury bug has struck the Mets already. Noah Syndergaard needs Tommy John surgery and will miss the 2020 season at least.
In an exclusive interview, Red Sox beat reporter Chris Cotillo discussed the coronavirus crisis, MLB’s suspension, Tom Brady leaving the Patriots, and more.
The Angels might be changing the narrative that they can’t hang onto a southpaw reliever, as they’ve added Ryan Buchter to the 40-man roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers finished 89-73 last season. That was good enough for a Wild Card berth. They lost to the eventual World Series champs in the one-game playoff. They will look to get back to the playoffs this season but will have to do it without a few key players. Let’s take a look at what 202 holds in store for the Brew Crew.
If there’s one thing that can never be taken away from Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia, it’s his 2008 AL MVP award.
However, was he even the best player on his team? Jordan Leandre doesn’t think so.
There have been many gifted athletes who have played multiple sports in their day. Patrick Champion takes a look at some notables to do that.
While the baseball world did not get to witness a real-life Opening Day on March 26 due to the coronavirus pandemic, that didn’t stop us from simulating our own Opening Day on MLB The Show 20.
Broadcaster Mike Antonellis spoke with Andersen Pickard regarding his immense legacy with the Portland Sea Dogs, his new job with the Pawtucket Red Sox, and more.
Superagent Scott Boras shared a proposal for how MLB could play its full season, but it included several doubleheaders and the World Series on Christmas. Our own Alex Jordan explains why the plan isn’t realistic.
In Cincinnati, the city’s fabulous Opening Day festivities have been replaced with a stay-at-home order. Alex Haarmeyer shares a reminder of what could have been.
New York Mets right-handed pitcher Marcus Stroman is forming a star-studded USA baseball team full of the nation’s top athletes.
The Strike of 1994 devastated baseball. It was the first time since 1904 that the World Series wasn’t played. It cut short historic seasons, deprived franchises of turning their fortunes around, and cost the game some fans who had grown up on the crack of the bat and the smell of peanuts. But on August 11, 1994, after Randy Johnson struck out Ernie Young, there was no joy in Mudville or any other town where baseball was played.
The injury bug has struck the Mets already. Noah Syndergaard needs Tommy John surgery and will miss the 2020 season at least.
In an exclusive interview, Red Sox beat reporter Chris Cotillo discussed the coronavirus crisis, MLB’s suspension, Tom Brady leaving the Patriots, and more.
The Angels might be changing the narrative that they can’t hang onto a southpaw reliever, as they’ve added Ryan Buchter to the 40-man roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers finished 89-73 last season. That was good enough for a Wild Card berth. They lost to the eventual World Series champs in the one-game playoff. They will look to get back to the playoffs this season but will have to do it without a few key players. Let’s take a look at what 202 holds in store for the Brew Crew.
If there’s one thing that can never be taken away from Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia, it’s his 2008 AL MVP award.
However, was he even the best player on his team? Jordan Leandre doesn’t think so.
There have been many gifted athletes who have played multiple sports in their day. Patrick Champion takes a look at some notables to do that.
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