Two mock trades that could shape the MLB offseason
September 1, 2019
Emma Marion explores two mock trades that could shape the MLB offseason
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Emma Marion explores two mock trades that could shape the MLB offseason
When Brock Holt first arrived in Boston, as part of the Mark Melancon deal expectations were not high. The young infielder was an unknown and was not expected to last long in Boston. His career, however, has not gone as planned and he has become an important piece over the last seven seasons. With free agency on the horizon, his run in Boston may, unfortunately, be coming to an end. As the season winds down, Holt is reminding Red Sox management what makes him so valuable.
In my last article, Red Sox 2020: Outfield, I received a lot of pushback regarding this statement on Mookie Betts.
In this edition of Red Sox in 2020, Kreighton Baxter takes a look at the Red Sox outfield outlook next
We will get to pitching momentarily, first up is a glance at the highest implied run totals for today’s 11 game evening slate. A massive run line of 14 runs easily leads the way as the Boston Red Sox, who all the sudden are running along very nicely(8-3 in their last 11), visit Coors Field and the Colorado Rockies. Twins, White Sox are at 10.5, Rangers and Angels as well as Pirates, Phillies are both set at 10 and the Indians/ Tigers chime in at 9.5. Let’s break down some picks, hop on board, we’re going Around the Horn!
Not too many shake-ups in this weeks power rankings. We do have some change in the middle, but the teams listed are the ones that we will see playing in October.
In a game that was weeks in the making, the Boston Red Sox needed just 12 minutes to finish off
We are slowly approaching September Call ups. This is how the top contenders have ranked in the Week 20 power rankings.
As the 2019 season comes to an end, at least in terms of making the playoffs, it’s time to start
With September looming and pennant races tightening, it’s almost time for major league rosters to expand from 25 to 40. So I am going to give you a series of articles breaking down the likely most impactful September Call-Ups for all 30 teams. Let’s start with the American League East.
If you’ve watched any sporting event, you notice that there are sideline reporters at every game. These reporters present info that is key to the game you’re about to watch, whether it’s an update on an injury to a player, field condition, or even a story about a player that you may not know.
The 2019 MLB season is now in its stretch run, closing out the final year of this decade. So I thought it would be fun to put together a team of the best players by position for the 2010s All-Decade Team. A couple picks are definitely no-brainers, with others being tougher to come to a decision. Without further ado, here we go. Let the arguments commence.
Emma Marion explores two mock trades that could shape the MLB offseason
When Brock Holt first arrived in Boston, as part of the Mark Melancon deal expectations were not high. The young infielder was an unknown and was not expected to last long in Boston. His career, however, has not gone as planned and he has become an important piece over the last seven seasons. With free agency on the horizon, his run in Boston may, unfortunately, be coming to an end. As the season winds down, Holt is reminding Red Sox management what makes him so valuable.
In my last article, Red Sox 2020: Outfield, I received a lot of pushback regarding this statement on Mookie Betts. Now, I agree that if
In this edition of Red Sox in 2020, Kreighton Baxter takes a look at the Red Sox outfield outlook next year. Over the last three
We will get to pitching momentarily, first up is a glance at the highest implied run totals for today’s 11 game evening slate. A massive run line of 14 runs easily leads the way as the Boston Red Sox, who all the sudden are running along very nicely(8-3 in their last 11), visit Coors Field and the Colorado Rockies. Twins, White Sox are at 10.5, Rangers and Angels as well as Pirates, Phillies are both set at 10 and the Indians/ Tigers chime in at 9.5. Let’s break down some picks, hop on board, we’re going Around the Horn!
Not too many shake-ups in this weeks power rankings. We do have some change in the middle, but the teams listed are the ones that we will see playing in October.
In a game that was weeks in the making, the Boston Red Sox needed just 12 minutes to finish off the Kansas City Royals on
We are slowly approaching September Call ups. This is how the top contenders have ranked in the Week 20 power rankings.
As the 2019 season comes to an end, at least in terms of making the playoffs, it’s time to start looking ahead at what the
With September looming and pennant races tightening, it’s almost time for major league rosters to expand from 25 to 40. So I am going to give you a series of articles breaking down the likely most impactful September Call-Ups for all 30 teams. Let’s start with the American League East.
If you’ve watched any sporting event, you notice that there are sideline reporters at every game. These reporters present info that is key to the game you’re about to watch, whether it’s an update on an injury to a player, field condition, or even a story about a player that you may not know.
The 2019 MLB season is now in its stretch run, closing out the final year of this decade. So I thought it would be fun to put together a team of the best players by position for the 2010s All-Decade Team. A couple picks are definitely no-brainers, with others being tougher to come to a decision. Without further ado, here we go. Let the arguments commence.
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