The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline is set for July 30, a date that’s much different than what it was in 2020. It’s a return to normalcy. Still, the sharp increase in players on the IL compared to past years is bound to add a fascinating twist to the equation.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at James Wood, one of the top prep outfielders in the class. The powerful left-handed hitter out of IMG Academy in Florida really went under the radar until this past year, when he shot up draft boards.
We are back to give you an edge for making picks on this fine Thursday. Last time out we split our selections to continue the trend of giving you at least one winner each week for your game card. Today we focus on a couple of National League battles to help build your bankroll. Without further delay, let’s get to the Diamond Picks.
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.
Baseball will always be a game of streaks. Some are greater than others, but if a club can navigate the rough waters of tough losses, they are often rewarded with big wins. Through the first month of the 2021 MLB season, no division exemplified this better than the National League Central.
There have been a ton of absolutely awful calls by Major League umpires. Luckily, this has mostly been erased by the replay rule, as whenever an umpire messes up, the affected team can usually choose to review the play to change the outcome.
Wrapping up the weekend, there is a beautiful 12-game slate starting at 1:00 pm ET today. So let’s grab a few pitchers $8,000 and under and a bunch of bats $4,100 and under.
The Brew Crew will be looking to make the playoffs for the fourth year in a row in 2021. To do that, they are going to need a couple of players to bounce back from tough years in 2020. Let’s take a look at this year’s squad.
The Milwaukee Brewers farm system is not that great compared to others when looking at the players who will make a significant impact in the next year or two. Still, the Brewers do have a few players who could slide right into starting roles in 2022 with impressive showings in 2021. Let’s take a look.
The Brewers pitcher that led the team in WAR and finished sixth in NL Cy Young voting last year was not Woodruff, Hader or Williams. It was Corbin Burnes, who was at a much different place in 2019 than ever before.
The annual PECOTA projections were released on Tuesday and to say that the St. Louis Cardinals aren’t receiving the respect they deserve would be an understatement.
When most Americans hear ‘Hank Aaron’ they immediately think of one thing first. The Home Run King. Every hardcore baseball fan recalls dignity, perseverance, respect, integrity, durability, and consistency among other words. Friday morning, Aaron’s daughter confirmed to the media that her father had passed away at the age of 86.
The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline is set for July 30, a date that’s much different than what it was in 2020. It’s a return to normalcy. Still, the sharp increase in players on the IL compared to past years is bound to add a fascinating twist to the equation.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at James Wood, one of the top prep outfielders in the class. The powerful left-handed hitter out of IMG Academy in Florida really went under the radar until this past year, when he shot up draft boards.
We are back to give you an edge for making picks on this fine Thursday. Last time out we split our selections to continue the trend of giving you at least one winner each week for your game card. Today we focus on a couple of National League battles to help build your bankroll. Without further delay, let’s get to the Diamond Picks.
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.
Baseball will always be a game of streaks. Some are greater than others, but if a club can navigate the rough waters of tough losses, they are often rewarded with big wins. Through the first month of the 2021 MLB season, no division exemplified this better than the National League Central.
There have been a ton of absolutely awful calls by Major League umpires. Luckily, this has mostly been erased by the replay rule, as whenever an umpire messes up, the affected team can usually choose to review the play to change the outcome.
Wrapping up the weekend, there is a beautiful 12-game slate starting at 1:00 pm ET today. So let’s grab a few pitchers $8,000 and under and a bunch of bats $4,100 and under.
The Brew Crew will be looking to make the playoffs for the fourth year in a row in 2021. To do that, they are going to need a couple of players to bounce back from tough years in 2020. Let’s take a look at this year’s squad.
The Milwaukee Brewers farm system is not that great compared to others when looking at the players who will make a significant impact in the next year or two. Still, the Brewers do have a few players who could slide right into starting roles in 2022 with impressive showings in 2021. Let’s take a look.
The Brewers pitcher that led the team in WAR and finished sixth in NL Cy Young voting last year was not Woodruff, Hader or Williams. It was Corbin Burnes, who was at a much different place in 2019 than ever before.
The annual PECOTA projections were released on Tuesday and to say that the St. Louis Cardinals aren’t receiving the respect they deserve would be an understatement.
When most Americans hear ‘Hank Aaron’ they immediately think of one thing first. The Home Run King. Every hardcore baseball fan recalls dignity, perseverance, respect, integrity, durability, and consistency among other words. Friday morning, Aaron’s daughter confirmed to the media that her father had passed away at the age of 86.
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