The baseball season is a grind. It’s every single day. We will approach DFS the same way and be winners at the end of the season even if we have our hot streaks and slumps. Let’s dive in on the plays for today.
Baseball season is officially here. Everybody knows the teams that will contend for the postseason, but it is a long 162 game season, and there could be some surprise teams.
The Minnesota Twins have been up and down the past few years. In a weak AL Central, they may have a shot at the playoffs if things go right. Let’s take a look at the boys up north and if fans will have something to cheer about at Target Field this year.
The Minnesota Twins have drafted well and it shows. Coming into 2019, the Twins Minor League system ranks as the 6th best farm system in baseball and is headlined by 3 Tier 1 Prospects who are destined to take the league by storm. The Twins have a bright outlook and their homegrown talent may put them in contention sooner than expected:
In his first start in a Red Sox uniform, Nathan Eovaldi meant business. The right-hander with a high-90’s fastball and
Every year there are teams who rise to the top because of an unsung hero, a rookie stepping in, or a triumphant return from injury by a veteran. On the flip side, there are teams who are at the bottom and underachieving or simply too young and rebuilding. Here are the bottom 10 teams in the league and some bright spots that those teams can possibly build on moving forward.
There have only been five games played so far in the College World Series, with three more today and the excitement level and been unmatched. Catch up on all the action before watching baseball all day today!
Mitch Moreland has homered in each of the previous three games before last night’s game, tying his longest streak of
After playing just four games this season, Jackie Bradley Jr. injured his knee and was placed on the 10-day disabled
The Boston Red Sox pitching has been spectacular over the early portions of the season posting a team ERA of
The baseball season is a grind. It’s every single day. We will approach DFS the same way and be winners at the end of the season even if we have our hot streaks and slumps. Let’s dive in on the plays for today.
Baseball season is officially here. Everybody knows the teams that will contend for the postseason, but it is a long 162 game season, and there could be some surprise teams.
The Minnesota Twins have been up and down the past few years. In a weak AL Central, they may have a shot at the playoffs if things go right. Let’s take a look at the boys up north and if fans will have something to cheer about at Target Field this year.
The Minnesota Twins have drafted well and it shows. Coming into 2019, the Twins Minor League system ranks as the 6th best farm system in baseball and is headlined by 3 Tier 1 Prospects who are destined to take the league by storm. The Twins have a bright outlook and their homegrown talent may put them in contention sooner than expected:
In his first start in a Red Sox uniform, Nathan Eovaldi meant business. The right-hander with a high-90’s fastball and great movement on his cutter
Every year there are teams who rise to the top because of an unsung hero, a rookie stepping in, or a triumphant return from injury by a veteran. On the flip side, there are teams who are at the bottom and underachieving or simply too young and rebuilding. Here are the bottom 10 teams in the league and some bright spots that those teams can possibly build on moving forward.
There have only been five games played so far in the College World Series, with three more today and the excitement level and been unmatched. Catch up on all the action before watching baseball all day today!
Mitch Moreland has homered in each of the previous three games before last night’s game, tying his longest streak of his career. Unfortunately the home
After playing just four games this season, Jackie Bradley Jr. injured his knee and was placed on the 10-day disabled list and hasn’t been able
The Boston Red Sox pitching has been spectacular over the early portions of the season posting a team ERA of 3.43, ranking third best in
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