This Week in Sports History: Feb. 9 to 15
February 9, 2020
Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history
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Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history
In an interview with ESPN’s Marly Rivera on Friday, first baseman and designated hitter Kendrys Morales announced his retirement.
James Paxton had an up-and-down inaugural campaign in New York, but he was able to become a vital piece of the team despite the hardships.
The Yankees now may be without him for up to four months this season, announcing Wednesday that he has undergone spinal surgery to alleviate a herniated lumbar disc.
Pitchers and catchers report in less than a week, and one of the most well-liked players in baseball remains without a job. That player is Brock Holt.
Brock Holt had a strong 2019 campaign with the Red Sox, but still remains a free agent.
Here’s why the Mets should sign the 31-year-old utility-man.
The sale of the New York Mets to Steve Cohen is falling through, writes Alex Jordan.
Spring training is approaching, but there is still time to make improvements. B.J. Martin looks at five potential free agents the Angels should consider signing.
New York Mets pitching prospect Kevin Smith spoke with our own Yehuda Schwartz ahead of his trek to Florida for Spring Training.
Jordan Leandre shares his five “sleeper” candidates for breakout seasons in the MLB this season.
After the dust has settled surrounding the Mookie Betts trade, there are still some intriguing signings that could be made by the Red Sox that could make the club very competitive.
The Red Sox are looking to bounce back from a disappointing World Series title defense in 2019. They might have to do it without their best player… so who will step up and break out in 2020?
The Boston Red Sox just shipped out the second-best player in the MLB, but nobody saw this return… or lack thereof.
Joe Heller examines this upcoming week in sports history
In an interview with ESPN’s Marly Rivera on Friday, first baseman and designated hitter Kendrys Morales announced his retirement.
James Paxton had an up-and-down inaugural campaign in New York, but he was able to become a vital piece of the team despite the hardships.
The Yankees now may be without him for up to four months this season, announcing Wednesday that he has undergone spinal surgery to alleviate a herniated lumbar disc.
Pitchers and catchers report in less than a week, and one of the most well-liked players in baseball remains without a job. That player is Brock Holt.
Brock Holt had a strong 2019 campaign with the Red Sox, but still remains a free agent.
Here’s why the Mets should sign the 31-year-old utility-man.
The sale of the New York Mets to Steve Cohen is falling through, writes Alex Jordan.
Spring training is approaching, but there is still time to make improvements. B.J. Martin looks at five potential free agents the Angels should consider signing.
New York Mets pitching prospect Kevin Smith spoke with our own Yehuda Schwartz ahead of his trek to Florida for Spring Training.
Jordan Leandre shares his five “sleeper” candidates for breakout seasons in the MLB this season.
After the dust has settled surrounding the Mookie Betts trade, there are still some intriguing signings that could be made by the Red Sox that could make the club very competitive.
The Red Sox are looking to bounce back from a disappointing World Series title defense in 2019. They might have to do it without their best player… so who will step up and break out in 2020?
The Boston Red Sox just shipped out the second-best player in the MLB, but nobody saw this return… or lack thereof.
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