Last September, Arte Moreno’s Los Angeles Angels finished their sixth straight year without making the postseason. The first order of business this offseason was the firing of general manager Billy Eppler and the hiring of his replacement.
With Opening Day less than two weeks away, the Red Sox roster is starting to take shape. One spot, however, still to be determined is the final bench spot.
The Chicago Cubs’ farm system has a fascinating and somewhat unknown dynamic to it. Near the top of its ranks, feature players that might not have been expected to blossom into much up until more recently.
It has been a tough couple of years for the Rockies: back-to-back fourth-place finishes and the team decided to trade away their franchise star Nolan Arenado in the off-season.
The Baltimore Orioles are currently in the midst of a long rebuild, but they do have some solid talent down on the farm. They have developed into one of the deeper farm systems in baseball after being a bottom-feeder for years.
As Cleveland transitions into the post-Francisco Lindor era, they will need to rely on their very talented farm system. Baseball America currently has four prospects in Cleveland’s farm system in the top-100 and they are ranked 6th in all of baseball.
According to the New York Post’s Mike Puma, Yoenis Cespedes “would like to play for another four seasons” and has echoed that sentiment to his friends.
For Zach Bryant playing in a Red Sox uniform was a dream growing up. Last week that became a reality as Boston acquired Bryant from the Cubs to complete the Josh Osich trade from last year. The Red Sox newest prospect will most likely begin the year in Single-A but is eager to prove himself to his new organization. For Bryant, it has been a memorable few days as Spring Training has just gotten underway.
Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine announced in a press conference on Thursday that the Cleveland Indians, as well as other outdoor sporting and entertainment events in Ohio, will be permitted to host the public. Outdoor events will be permitted to host 30 percent capacity while indoor events will be allowed 25 percent capacity.
The Major League Baseball first-year player draft is only months away, and anticipation is building over who the Boston Red Sox will select. Boston will be picking fourth which is the first time they have had a top-five pick since 1967.
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.
Several certainties come to mind immediately when it comes to Albert Pujols as he embarks on the 2021 season. It is potentially his final one in an Angels uniform, or any uniform, for that matter.
Last September, Arte Moreno’s Los Angeles Angels finished their sixth straight year without making the postseason. The first order of business this offseason was the firing of general manager Billy Eppler and the hiring of his replacement.
With Opening Day less than two weeks away, the Red Sox roster is starting to take shape. One spot, however, still to be determined is the final bench spot.
The Chicago Cubs’ farm system has a fascinating and somewhat unknown dynamic to it. Near the top of its ranks, feature players that might not have been expected to blossom into much up until more recently.
It has been a tough couple of years for the Rockies: back-to-back fourth-place finishes and the team decided to trade away their franchise star Nolan Arenado in the off-season.
The Baltimore Orioles are currently in the midst of a long rebuild, but they do have some solid talent down on the farm. They have developed into one of the deeper farm systems in baseball after being a bottom-feeder for years.
As Cleveland transitions into the post-Francisco Lindor era, they will need to rely on their very talented farm system. Baseball America currently has four prospects in Cleveland’s farm system in the top-100 and they are ranked 6th in all of baseball.
According to the New York Post’s Mike Puma, Yoenis Cespedes “would like to play for another four seasons” and has echoed that sentiment to his friends.
For Zach Bryant playing in a Red Sox uniform was a dream growing up. Last week that became a reality as Boston acquired Bryant from the Cubs to complete the Josh Osich trade from last year. The Red Sox newest prospect will most likely begin the year in Single-A but is eager to prove himself to his new organization. For Bryant, it has been a memorable few days as Spring Training has just gotten underway.
Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine announced in a press conference on Thursday that the Cleveland Indians, as well as other outdoor sporting and entertainment events in Ohio, will be permitted to host the public. Outdoor events will be permitted to host 30 percent capacity while indoor events will be allowed 25 percent capacity.
The Major League Baseball first-year player draft is only months away, and anticipation is building over who the Boston Red Sox will select. Boston will be picking fourth which is the first time they have had a top-five pick since 1967.
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.
Several certainties come to mind immediately when it comes to Albert Pujols as he embarks on the 2021 season. It is potentially his final one in an Angels uniform, or any uniform, for that matter.
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