The beauty of pointing out a moment in a baseball game is that it can happen in a lot of different parts. In a standard game, there are at least 17 half-innings. Thousands of pitches are thrown and for this week, the one in question is the very first for one team.
This year’s draft will take place between July 11-July 13 and will be comprised of 20 rounds, which is in stark contrast to the 2020 draft which only had 5 rounds.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11. Today, we look at Joshua Baez, a tall, powerful outfielder out of Dexter Southfield High School in Brookline, MA. Baez will look to be one of many high school prospects selected in the first-round.
For our MLB DFS lineups today, we again look at a few values so you can afford the Mike Trouts and Juan Sotos of the world.
It’s Saturday and the beautiful game is here for a full schedule of games. This is why we’re here. Breaking down the action and picking winners. Let’s get to it and make some Diamond Picks.
The Dodgers are not getting the job done, with all of two wins over their last 10 games. With this little nugget on our minds, let’s explore some other options that are on the docket for a Saturday edition of Diamond Picks.
The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
Through April, the National League East was led by the Philadelphia Phillies at 13-13. Every other division leader in Major League Baseball was at least five games over .500. Let’s break down how the teams got off to a less-than-stellar start.
We split our picks last time, as the Seattle Mariners’ Yusei Kikuchi had a bounce-back performance, silencing the powerful Houston Astros bats. Today we will be focusing on two explosive offenses at a very hitter-friendly park as well as the Cardinals sending their ace to that mound at PNC Park.
Another impressive round of hitting performances last week. Here are the guys who really made the grade.
Major League Baseball has been all systems go as we enter the second weekend of action. We split our picks in the last edition, we hold a 3-1 record heading into today’s action. On the docket today is a couple of familiar divional matchups. Let’s tackle the slate and try to make some dough, it’s time for Diamond Picks.
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.
The beauty of pointing out a moment in a baseball game is that it can happen in a lot of different parts. In a standard game, there are at least 17 half-innings. Thousands of pitches are thrown and for this week, the one in question is the very first for one team.
This year’s draft will take place between July 11-July 13 and will be comprised of 20 rounds, which is in stark contrast to the 2020 draft which only had 5 rounds.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11. Today, we look at Joshua Baez, a tall, powerful outfielder out of Dexter Southfield High School in Brookline, MA. Baez will look to be one of many high school prospects selected in the first-round.
For our MLB DFS lineups today, we again look at a few values so you can afford the Mike Trouts and Juan Sotos of the world.
It’s Saturday and the beautiful game is here for a full schedule of games. This is why we’re here. Breaking down the action and picking winners. Let’s get to it and make some Diamond Picks.
The Dodgers are not getting the job done, with all of two wins over their last 10 games. With this little nugget on our minds, let’s explore some other options that are on the docket for a Saturday edition of Diamond Picks.
The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
Through April, the National League East was led by the Philadelphia Phillies at 13-13. Every other division leader in Major League Baseball was at least five games over .500. Let’s break down how the teams got off to a less-than-stellar start.
We split our picks last time, as the Seattle Mariners’ Yusei Kikuchi had a bounce-back performance, silencing the powerful Houston Astros bats. Today we will be focusing on two explosive offenses at a very hitter-friendly park as well as the Cardinals sending their ace to that mound at PNC Park.
Another impressive round of hitting performances last week. Here are the guys who really made the grade.
Major League Baseball has been all systems go as we enter the second weekend of action. We split our picks in the last edition, we hold a 3-1 record heading into today’s action. On the docket today is a couple of familiar divional matchups. Let’s tackle the slate and try to make some dough, it’s time for Diamond Picks.
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.
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