2022 National League Offseason Grades
March 27, 2022
Well, we graded the offseason for all of the American League teams. You know what that means. It’s time to look at the National League.
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Well, we graded the offseason for all of the American League teams. You know what that means. It’s time to look at the National League.
The Seattle Mariners have a relatively short history, as they were founded in 1977. Who makes their all-time roster?
The Major League Baseball offseason may not be completely over, but with two weeks to go until opening day, it is nearing its end.
While spring training is less than a week old, excitement is in the air. One Red Sox prospect that is off to a hot start is Ryan Fitzgerald.
It will be 20 years since the Angels won their only World Championship. Trout, Ohtani, and the rest of the Halos look to bring home another one in 2022.
Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Despite finishing the 2021 season as the worst team in Major League Baseball, the Baltimore Orioles are a very intriguing team. They may be a year or two away, but they have some serious youngsters to watch out for.
Throughout the offseason, the Boston Red Sox have been linked to numerous free agents. On Sunday morning, they got their man in former Rockies infielder Trevor Story.
The Arizona Diamondbacks were supposed to be around .500 last year. Unfortunately, they finished with the worst record in the NL. What will the 2022 season hold for the snakes?
Over the last few days, the baseball hot stove was sizzling.
Here we are. The top 20. Not only are these players likely to do well at the major league level, but their organizations are also counting on them for success.
Two wins. That’s how many more the Boston Red Sox needed to make the World Series in 2021. Optimism rained down on the streets of Boston that the organization may be closer to a legitimate contender than they thought, and sooner, too.
Well, we graded the offseason for all of the American League teams. You know what that means. It’s time to look at the National League.
The Seattle Mariners have a relatively short history, as they were founded in 1977. Who makes their all-time roster?
The Major League Baseball offseason may not be completely over, but with two weeks to go until opening day, it is nearing its end.
While spring training is less than a week old, excitement is in the air. One Red Sox prospect that is off to a hot start is Ryan Fitzgerald.
It will be 20 years since the Angels won their only World Championship. Trout, Ohtani, and the rest of the Halos look to bring home another one in 2022.
Only two years removed from their first World Series Championship in franchise history, the Washington Nationals traded most of their team last year. Although they are in a rebuild now, Washington did sign a few free agents and is looking to improve on their 65-97 record from 2021.
Despite finishing the 2021 season as the worst team in Major League Baseball, the Baltimore Orioles are a very intriguing team. They may be a year or two away, but they have some serious youngsters to watch out for.
Throughout the offseason, the Boston Red Sox have been linked to numerous free agents. On Sunday morning, they got their man in former Rockies infielder Trevor Story.
The Arizona Diamondbacks were supposed to be around .500 last year. Unfortunately, they finished with the worst record in the NL. What will the 2022 season hold for the snakes?
Over the last few days, the baseball hot stove was sizzling.
Here we are. The top 20. Not only are these players likely to do well at the major league level, but their organizations are also counting on them for success.
Two wins. That’s how many more the Boston Red Sox needed to make the World Series in 2021. Optimism rained down on the streets of Boston that the organization may be closer to a legitimate contender than they thought, and sooner, too.
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