The Chicago White Sox have been aiming at the 2021 season for several years. Eloy Jimenez and Luis Robert have both been lost for most, if not all, of the season due to serious injuries. Is all hope lost for 2021? Not necessarily.
One of the more competitive and open divisions in Major League Baseball, the American League Central, proved to be just that in April. The Kansas City Royals were ahead of the preseason favorite Chicago White Sox by 1.5 games with a record of 15-9. While it is early in the season, it is clear that as of this moment, this division is open for the taking. Let’s take a look at how each team did in baseball’s first month of the season.
Happy 2021 NFL Draft Day! Lots of afternoon baseball to check out before the NFL takes center stage. We split our picks last time, let’s see if we can sweep the board today. Here are my Diamond Picks for Thursday, April 29.
The first no-hitter in San Diego Padres history was thrown by Joe Musgrove and on April 14th, Chicago’s Carlos Rodon added to the season total of no-nos. Healthy and a part of Chicago’s rotation again, Rodon was ready for business. And thus far, he has shown exactly that.
This week’s Sunday Shenanigans brings us back to a week ago. April 4’s Sunday Night Baseball clash between the Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Angels was a pretty standard baseball game throughout five innings. That is, if the pitcher mashing a home run while striking out seven is standard to you.
What makes the AL Central so special thus far is a pair of rookies. These two are hitters who have received national attention despite being on almost no one’s radar at the start of the year.
In Episode 111 of “Dorm Room Dispute”, Mitchell rants about Tony La Russa’s managerial decisions after the first week of play.
Baseball is back! It’s spring, the weather is getting warmer, except in Detroit, but baseball is here. Most importantly, there are real fans, not cardboard cutouts of your Uncle Alfred in the stands. With that, another year of the best hitters of the week. Let us look at who gets the honor in the 2021 opening weekend.
Mitchell and “Dorm Room Dispute” celebrate Opening Day with optimism and provide some White Sox propaganda. He also theorizes that
A few years of pain have paid off for the White Sox, as Lucas Giolito, Eloy Jimenez, Yoan Moncada, and Tim Anderson have all developed from high-level prospects to MLB stars, or at the very least above-average players. Even after those four have graduated from the system, a plethora of young talent is still left in the system.
The Angels struck a deal with free agent starter José Quintana on Tuesday. B.J. Martin evaluates the move and what’s next for Los Angeles.
The White Sox re-united with a veteran outfielder on Tuesday afternoon. Andersen Pickard breaks down Adam Eaton to Chicago.
The Chicago White Sox have been aiming at the 2021 season for several years. Eloy Jimenez and Luis Robert have both been lost for most, if not all, of the season due to serious injuries. Is all hope lost for 2021? Not necessarily.
One of the more competitive and open divisions in Major League Baseball, the American League Central, proved to be just that in April. The Kansas City Royals were ahead of the preseason favorite Chicago White Sox by 1.5 games with a record of 15-9. While it is early in the season, it is clear that as of this moment, this division is open for the taking. Let’s take a look at how each team did in baseball’s first month of the season.
Happy 2021 NFL Draft Day! Lots of afternoon baseball to check out before the NFL takes center stage. We split our picks last time, let’s see if we can sweep the board today. Here are my Diamond Picks for Thursday, April 29.
The first no-hitter in San Diego Padres history was thrown by Joe Musgrove and on April 14th, Chicago’s Carlos Rodon added to the season total of no-nos. Healthy and a part of Chicago’s rotation again, Rodon was ready for business. And thus far, he has shown exactly that.
This week’s Sunday Shenanigans brings us back to a week ago. April 4’s Sunday Night Baseball clash between the Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Angels was a pretty standard baseball game throughout five innings. That is, if the pitcher mashing a home run while striking out seven is standard to you.
What makes the AL Central so special thus far is a pair of rookies. These two are hitters who have received national attention despite being on almost no one’s radar at the start of the year.
In Episode 111 of “Dorm Room Dispute”, Mitchell rants about Tony La Russa’s managerial decisions after the first week of play.
Baseball is back! It’s spring, the weather is getting warmer, except in Detroit, but baseball is here. Most importantly, there are real fans, not cardboard cutouts of your Uncle Alfred in the stands. With that, another year of the best hitters of the week. Let us look at who gets the honor in the 2021 opening weekend.
Mitchell and “Dorm Room Dispute” celebrate Opening Day with optimism and provide some White Sox propaganda. He also theorizes that Godzilla was using steroids against
A few years of pain have paid off for the White Sox, as Lucas Giolito, Eloy Jimenez, Yoan Moncada, and Tim Anderson have all developed from high-level prospects to MLB stars, or at the very least above-average players. Even after those four have graduated from the system, a plethora of young talent is still left in the system.
The Angels struck a deal with free agent starter José Quintana on Tuesday. B.J. Martin evaluates the move and what’s next for Los Angeles.
The White Sox re-united with a veteran outfielder on Tuesday afternoon. Andersen Pickard breaks down Adam Eaton to Chicago.
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