No one teases their fan base quite like the Mets do. My first two articles for this site came earlier this year in March and April if my memory serves me correctly. It was a time of optimism, a time of hope, a “let’s see what happens” kind of thing with mild to moderate expectations. Needless to say, I was disappointed. But the Mets have reasons for some optimism.
The Baltimore Orioles didn’t come into the season with delusions of grandeur. They knew they were at the beginning of a rebuild. While the season went pretty much as expected, they finished with the second-worst record, there are a few bright spots and things to build on. Let’s take a look at the 2019 Baltimore Orioles.
While websites and analysts want Boston to trade Mookie Betts, it’s growing increasingly clear that the team needs him now
While Rick Porcello hasn’t been as bad as advertised, it’s time to let the former Cy Young winner walk this
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ 4-1 win over the New York Yankees on Tuesday to increase their series lead to 2-1.
Emma Marion explains why New York Yankees skipper Aaron Boone should be named American League Manager of the Year.
Another year goes by, but the collapse in the 2016 World Series still stings for the Cleveland Indians. After winning 22 straight in 2017, and winning their third straight division title in 2018, the Indians failed to make the playoffs in 2019.
All year long, the biggest scapegoat for the Boston Red Sox struggles was their seemingly closer-less bullpen. In their first
The 2019 Regular Season is over and the Arizona Diamondbacks have missed the playoffs for the second year in a row. They have not clinched a National League West title since 2013, an NLCS since 2007, or a World Series title since 2001. We will recap the 2019 season and what to look forward to for the 2020 season.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explains why the Halos need things to go right for Justin Upton in 2020. Plus, he takes a look at some recent Angels news and shares an update from the farm.
Bloody sock. Making 55,000 people from New York shut up. Winning two World Series in Boston (three overall). Just a
Well here we are, we made it to the Championship Series. On the American League side, we get probably the most anticipated matchup to this point in the Yankees and Astros. All season long, they were on a crash course that led to meeting in the ALCS with a trip to the World Series on the line. Both have their strengths and their weaknesses and have gone on different paths this season while having obstacles along the way.
No one teases their fan base quite like the Mets do. My first two articles for this site came earlier this year in March and April if my memory serves me correctly. It was a time of optimism, a time of hope, a “let’s see what happens” kind of thing with mild to moderate expectations. Needless to say, I was disappointed. But the Mets have reasons for some optimism.
The Baltimore Orioles didn’t come into the season with delusions of grandeur. They knew they were at the beginning of a rebuild. While the season went pretty much as expected, they finished with the second-worst record, there are a few bright spots and things to build on. Let’s take a look at the 2019 Baltimore Orioles.
While websites and analysts want Boston to trade Mookie Betts, it’s growing increasingly clear that the team needs him now more than ever. All of
While Rick Porcello hasn’t been as bad as advertised, it’s time to let the former Cy Young winner walk this offseason. It’s time for the
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ 4-1 win over the New York Yankees on Tuesday to increase their series lead to 2-1.
Emma Marion explains why New York Yankees skipper Aaron Boone should be named American League Manager of the Year.
Another year goes by, but the collapse in the 2016 World Series still stings for the Cleveland Indians. After winning 22 straight in 2017, and winning their third straight division title in 2018, the Indians failed to make the playoffs in 2019.
All year long, the biggest scapegoat for the Boston Red Sox struggles was their seemingly closer-less bullpen. In their first season without Craig Kimbrel since
The 2019 Regular Season is over and the Arizona Diamondbacks have missed the playoffs for the second year in a row. They have not clinched a National League West title since 2013, an NLCS since 2007, or a World Series title since 2001. We will recap the 2019 season and what to look forward to for the 2020 season.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explains why the Halos need things to go right for Justin Upton in 2020. Plus, he takes a look at some recent Angels news and shares an update from the farm.
Bloody sock. Making 55,000 people from New York shut up. Winning two World Series in Boston (three overall). Just a few ways to describe the
Well here we are, we made it to the Championship Series. On the American League side, we get probably the most anticipated matchup to this point in the Yankees and Astros. All season long, they were on a crash course that led to meeting in the ALCS with a trip to the World Series on the line. Both have their strengths and their weaknesses and have gone on different paths this season while having obstacles along the way.
Back to work in St. Joe as padded practices resume post-preseason opener! 🏈
📱 @HaroldRkuntz3:
Back in St. Joe and #Chiefs Tranquill, Keaontay, Weimer, Sneed, Connor among those out today in a pads practice. Godrick and Smith also not in pads today. Delane and Gillotte out
Cyrus Allen is putting together a serious case for real offensive reps! 📈⚡
Via @Guwopzzz:
Every Cyrus Allen route from week one of the preseason ⬇️
The 5th-round rookie out of Cincinnati led the team with 5 targets in his Chiefs debut against the Rams, snagging 2 catches
That get-off speed is pure electricity! ⚡💨
Via @acosta32_jp:
R Mason Thomas (#51), doing what he does best. Could be a really nice changeup to what the Chiefs pass rush already has
Via @HenseToddJR3:
"Rated R" bringing that pure speed-rush juice off the edge is a
Absolute violence on the edge! 😤💪
Josh Simmons (#71) putting his elite power and snatch-trap technique on full display! The upper-body strength and footwork from the left tackle are dangerous when he gets those hands locked in.
Special, special talent upfront for Kansas
