They have been known as the Cardinals since 1900. Consistency has been a trademark of the franchise. Since 1926 they have never gone more than 18 seasons without making the playoffs.
The New York Mets came into the league in 1962. They were the worst team in history that season going 40-120. However, just seven years later, they took home their first championship.
Darrel Evans celebrated his 75th birthday yesterday. So, I thought it was a good time to flashback to his 21-year career.
Of course, everyone knows Bobby’s son Barry, but dad was a premier power-speed combo player when he played.
The New York Giants moved to San Francisco in 1958. They have eight World Series championships with their first in 1905 and their last in 2014.
Boomer pitched in the major leagues for 21 years and was probably better than most fans think. Wells was a reliable pitcher for a long time in the steroid era and showed up in the postseason.
For their All-Time roster, you will find a very good lineup and some old pitchers. However, everyone on this roster, except for one player, played elsewhere.
With multiple periods of success and nine championships in all, let’s take a look at what the Oakland Athletics’ All-Time 26-Man roster looks like.
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.
As the 2021 Angels full squads report to Tempe, Arizona celebrating their first 60 seasons, we’re beginning the season off right. Celebrating the top sixty players in franchise history.
According to a report from the New York Times, the Cleveland Indians will be dropping their “Indians” nickname which has
There are some lesser-known facts about postseason walkoffs in MLB. In honor of the 13 wins it takes to get that World Series ring, let’s take a look at 13 little-known facts about MLB postseason walkoff history.
They have been known as the Cardinals since 1900. Consistency has been a trademark of the franchise. Since 1926 they have never gone more than 18 seasons without making the playoffs.
The New York Mets came into the league in 1962. They were the worst team in history that season going 40-120. However, just seven years later, they took home their first championship.
Darrel Evans celebrated his 75th birthday yesterday. So, I thought it was a good time to flashback to his 21-year career.
Of course, everyone knows Bobby’s son Barry, but dad was a premier power-speed combo player when he played.
The New York Giants moved to San Francisco in 1958. They have eight World Series championships with their first in 1905 and their last in 2014.
Boomer pitched in the major leagues for 21 years and was probably better than most fans think. Wells was a reliable pitcher for a long time in the steroid era and showed up in the postseason.
For their All-Time roster, you will find a very good lineup and some old pitchers. However, everyone on this roster, except for one player, played elsewhere.
With multiple periods of success and nine championships in all, let’s take a look at what the Oakland Athletics’ All-Time 26-Man roster looks like.
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.
As the 2021 Angels full squads report to Tempe, Arizona celebrating their first 60 seasons, we’re beginning the season off right. Celebrating the top sixty players in franchise history.
According to a report from the New York Times, the Cleveland Indians will be dropping their “Indians” nickname which has been the team’s identity since
There are some lesser-known facts about postseason walkoffs in MLB. In honor of the 13 wins it takes to get that World Series ring, let’s take a look at 13 little-known facts about MLB postseason walkoff history.
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