In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin breaks down Andrelton Simmons’ Gold Glove candidacy, plus coaching staff rumors and Arizona Fall League tidbits.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explores who could join Joe Maddon’s staff, plus other Halos tidbits.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explains why the Halos need things to go right for Justin Upton in 2020. Plus, he takes a look at some recent Angels news and shares an update from the farm.
The availability of Mike Scioscia, Joe Maddon, and others could force the Dodgers to move on from Dave Roberts, explains B.J. Martin.
After spending 31 years in the Angels system before leaving to manage, a Joe Maddon return to Anaheim makes way too much sense.
The Cubs were once multiple games up in the division and the playoffs looked like an almost certainty. Now, they’re out and so is Maddon. What Happened, and what should we do next? @Ant_Pasquale3, Illinois student and @theriot326, Scorecrow Writer and Cubs fan, break it down with me.
Fair or not, somebody’s job is at stake whenever team collapses in the second half –– Red Sox fans know well and good following the Chicken and Beer-ridden September collapse of 2011.
The end of the baseball season is getting closer. As temperatures begin to drop, the heat begins to rise on the teams that haven’t yet joined the 80-win club. After a few days away to take care of employment situations, I return to bring you two more teams that have joined our club. The Tampa Bay Rays and the Cleveland Indians have been battling all season to reach a postseason berth. Now that they’ve reached 80 wins, they both feel they’re almost there. And, they’re telling the rest of the 80s club, (indirectly) “Shut your halfwit pie-holes! We’re trying to make the playoffs!”
OK, that SpongeBob reference may not have been the 80s, but we’re breaking down a team that didn’t even exist in the 80s but have some pretty awesome “Throwback” uniforms. The Rays help the sunrise on this edition of, “Backtrax MLB!”
The trade deadline has come and gone. The National League Central remains highly contested. The Cubs bullpen, per some fans, seems to be in disarray. However, with all that being said, the Chicago Cubs are in first place in the division. Wrigley Field has been the friendly confines that it advertises to be… for the Cubs. The road hasn’t. Just a few days into August, here are three things the Cubs should do to stay in the race for the division title. Cubs fans, here’s your survival guide to the month of August. And no, watching the Bears isn’t on this list. Sorry, coach Ditka.
The Trade deadline is quickly approaching. Most of these teams listed will look different in two weeks. But for now, let’s rank them as is.
The Chicago Cubs sit at 29-18 and atop the NL Central as we approach Memorial Day Weekend. Is this a surprise to anyone? No, except if you live in the states of Wisconsin or Missouri. However, if the script were flipped, Wrigleyville would probably be stirring up a storm like the one that’s brewing across the plains as we speak. Here’s the scoop about the Cubs, with three things nobody’s talking about, and three things everyone is.
I am puzzled each time I see the Chicago Cubs lineup on any given day and fail to see the name of Albert Almora Jr. The team’s number 1 pick from the 2013 draft (6th overall), and not to be discounted as the first under the Theo Epstein regime, has formed into the player the organization hoped for when he was drafted out of Mater Academy Charter School in Florida.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin breaks down Andrelton Simmons’ Gold Glove candidacy, plus coaching staff rumors and Arizona Fall League tidbits.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explores who could join Joe Maddon’s staff, plus other Halos tidbits.
In his weekly edition of Los Angeles Angels notes, B.J. Martin explains why the Halos need things to go right for Justin Upton in 2020. Plus, he takes a look at some recent Angels news and shares an update from the farm.
The availability of Mike Scioscia, Joe Maddon, and others could force the Dodgers to move on from Dave Roberts, explains B.J. Martin.
After spending 31 years in the Angels system before leaving to manage, a Joe Maddon return to Anaheim makes way too much sense.
The Cubs were once multiple games up in the division and the playoffs looked like an almost certainty. Now, they’re out and so is Maddon. What Happened, and what should we do next? @Ant_Pasquale3, Illinois student and @theriot326, Scorecrow Writer and Cubs fan, break it down with me.
Fair or not, somebody’s job is at stake whenever team collapses in the second half –– Red Sox fans know well and good following the Chicken and Beer-ridden September collapse of 2011.
The end of the baseball season is getting closer. As temperatures begin to drop, the heat begins to rise on the teams that haven’t yet joined the 80-win club. After a few days away to take care of employment situations, I return to bring you two more teams that have joined our club. The Tampa Bay Rays and the Cleveland Indians have been battling all season to reach a postseason berth. Now that they’ve reached 80 wins, they both feel they’re almost there. And, they’re telling the rest of the 80s club, (indirectly) “Shut your halfwit pie-holes! We’re trying to make the playoffs!”
OK, that SpongeBob reference may not have been the 80s, but we’re breaking down a team that didn’t even exist in the 80s but have some pretty awesome “Throwback” uniforms. The Rays help the sunrise on this edition of, “Backtrax MLB!”
The trade deadline has come and gone. The National League Central remains highly contested. The Cubs bullpen, per some fans, seems to be in disarray. However, with all that being said, the Chicago Cubs are in first place in the division. Wrigley Field has been the friendly confines that it advertises to be… for the Cubs. The road hasn’t. Just a few days into August, here are three things the Cubs should do to stay in the race for the division title. Cubs fans, here’s your survival guide to the month of August. And no, watching the Bears isn’t on this list. Sorry, coach Ditka.
The Trade deadline is quickly approaching. Most of these teams listed will look different in two weeks. But for now, let’s rank them as is.
The Chicago Cubs sit at 29-18 and atop the NL Central as we approach Memorial Day Weekend. Is this a surprise to anyone? No, except if you live in the states of Wisconsin or Missouri. However, if the script were flipped, Wrigleyville would probably be stirring up a storm like the one that’s brewing across the plains as we speak. Here’s the scoop about the Cubs, with three things nobody’s talking about, and three things everyone is.
I am puzzled each time I see the Chicago Cubs lineup on any given day and fail to see the name of Albert Almora Jr. The team’s number 1 pick from the 2013 draft (6th overall), and not to be discounted as the first under the Theo Epstein regime, has formed into the player the organization hoped for when he was drafted out of Mater Academy Charter School in Florida.
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