In the ninth-longest game in franchise history, the Kansas City Royals completed two separate comebacks en route to an Opening Day victory over the Texas Rangers, 14-10.
The New York Yankees’ Opening Day roster is in, and if you sat out Spring Training, then there is one name that will surprise you. That is none other than Lucas Luetge, who will also have people pronouncing his name wrong (Baseball-Reference has it as LIT-KEY).
In the shortened 2020 season, the Royals finished with a 26-34 record. Throughout the season, Kansas City played .500 baseball (25-25) outside of the Chicago White Sox. The team finished 1-9 against Chicago. Now, let’s look ahead to the 2021 season.
The Toronto Blue Jays had a down 2020 season and are ready to bounce back this year. They’ll look to vastly improve on the 32-28 record they posted last year in Dunedin, Fla.
Opening Day is finally here, and that can only mean two things. First, baseball is back. Second, it’s time to make a slew of predictions that will likely end up looking quite ridiculous come November.
This year’s version of Spring Training felt incredibly long. The anticipation for an opening day to kick off a traditional 162 game season has been felt this year more than ever. Today we are excited to bring you the first edition of Diamond Picks.
It is time for our MLB staff predictions as we head into a full season of baseball. For this article, 11 of our writers cover Rookie of the Year, Cy Young Award, MVP, American and National League champs, and of course, our World Series picks.
Before playing a regular-season game with the Mets, 27-year-old superstar shortstop, Francisco Lindor has agreed to a 10-year, $341 million extension that will make him the third-highest paid player in MLB history, just moments before Lindor’s “start of the season deadline.”
Every team in the majors has that one player that can essentially make or break their season, depending on how they perform. Let’s take a look at every American League team’s most important player for the 2021 season.
As the 2021 Angels prepare for their sixtieth Opening Day, we’re beginning the season celebrating the top sixty players in franchise history.
Following a promising 2020 and a plethora of offseason moves, Marlins fans have reason to be optimistic for the upcoming season.
The Kansas City Royals had a busy offseason. They signed multiple free agents and dished out extensions, including the largest contract in franchise history. Let’s take a look at the action from the Royals and front office this offseason.
In the ninth-longest game in franchise history, the Kansas City Royals completed two separate comebacks en route to an Opening Day victory over the Texas Rangers, 14-10.
The New York Yankees’ Opening Day roster is in, and if you sat out Spring Training, then there is one name that will surprise you. That is none other than Lucas Luetge, who will also have people pronouncing his name wrong (Baseball-Reference has it as LIT-KEY).
In the shortened 2020 season, the Royals finished with a 26-34 record. Throughout the season, Kansas City played .500 baseball (25-25) outside of the Chicago White Sox. The team finished 1-9 against Chicago. Now, let’s look ahead to the 2021 season.
The Toronto Blue Jays had a down 2020 season and are ready to bounce back this year. They’ll look to vastly improve on the 32-28 record they posted last year in Dunedin, Fla.
Opening Day is finally here, and that can only mean two things. First, baseball is back. Second, it’s time to make a slew of predictions that will likely end up looking quite ridiculous come November.
This year’s version of Spring Training felt incredibly long. The anticipation for an opening day to kick off a traditional 162 game season has been felt this year more than ever. Today we are excited to bring you the first edition of Diamond Picks.
It is time for our MLB staff predictions as we head into a full season of baseball. For this article, 11 of our writers cover Rookie of the Year, Cy Young Award, MVP, American and National League champs, and of course, our World Series picks.
Before playing a regular-season game with the Mets, 27-year-old superstar shortstop, Francisco Lindor has agreed to a 10-year, $341 million extension that will make him the third-highest paid player in MLB history, just moments before Lindor’s “start of the season deadline.”
Every team in the majors has that one player that can essentially make or break their season, depending on how they perform. Let’s take a look at every American League team’s most important player for the 2021 season.
As the 2021 Angels prepare for their sixtieth Opening Day, we’re beginning the season celebrating the top sixty players in franchise history.
Following a promising 2020 and a plethora of offseason moves, Marlins fans have reason to be optimistic for the upcoming season.
The Kansas City Royals had a busy offseason. They signed multiple free agents and dished out extensions, including the largest contract in franchise history. Let’s take a look at the action from the Royals and front office this offseason.
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