After giving you some arms, bats, and stacks for the early slate, I am back for more! For the main slate, I will give some studs and value plays. The main slate is seven games and has a lot of good options.
The Atlanta Braves finished 35-25 in last year’s 60-game spring. While a .583 winning percentage is nothing exceptional, it did put them atop the National League East and into the playoffs.
The Atlanta Braves have solid prospects on their way to the show. Their top five includes two outfielders, a catcher, a shortstop, and a pitcher and some of them will make an impact this season.
After the Los Angeles Dodgers’ dominant Game 3, the Atlanta Braves bounced back with a 10-2 win on Thursday night.
All division series are in full swing with games each and every day, and it has been fun so far. Although it was nice to see some amazing pitching in the first round, the abundance of baseballs clearing the fences is a welcome sight. Will the trend continue?
Trevor Bauer’s swagger was on display throughout much of the 2020 season. Jacob Benge breaks down the Reds’ pitcher’s season and what to expect as he hits free agency this winter.
Just two weeks of regular-season baseball remain. It’s been a very challenging one to analyze as plenty of star players
Welcome back into another edition of Diamond Picks. Tonight’s slate of games is leaning towards building lineups with higher-priced bats.
Ronald Acuña Jr. has had an explosive start to his MLB career. Here’s he stacks up against some of the best to ever play the game:
Will we finally have a new NL Cy Young Award winner in 2020? Will someone dethrone Mike Trout and replace him as the AL MVP? Marcus Guy shares his predictions.
I’m waaaaayyyyy down on the past two World Series games, but don’t let that distract you that I went 37-14-1 last weekend. I’m back with more picks. More overs, locks, underdogs, and everything in-between. Let’s get rich.
Yadier Molina followed up his game-tying single in the eighth inning with a walk-off sacrifice fly in the bottom of
After giving you some arms, bats, and stacks for the early slate, I am back for more! For the main slate, I will give some studs and value plays. The main slate is seven games and has a lot of good options.
The Atlanta Braves finished 35-25 in last year’s 60-game spring. While a .583 winning percentage is nothing exceptional, it did put them atop the National League East and into the playoffs.
The Atlanta Braves have solid prospects on their way to the show. Their top five includes two outfielders, a catcher, a shortstop, and a pitcher and some of them will make an impact this season.
After the Los Angeles Dodgers’ dominant Game 3, the Atlanta Braves bounced back with a 10-2 win on Thursday night.
All division series are in full swing with games each and every day, and it has been fun so far. Although it was nice to see some amazing pitching in the first round, the abundance of baseballs clearing the fences is a welcome sight. Will the trend continue?
Trevor Bauer’s swagger was on display throughout much of the 2020 season. Jacob Benge breaks down the Reds’ pitcher’s season and what to expect as he hits free agency this winter.
Just two weeks of regular-season baseball remain. It’s been a very challenging one to analyze as plenty of star players continue to struggle. Tonight’s schedule
Welcome back into another edition of Diamond Picks. Tonight’s slate of games is leaning towards building lineups with higher-priced bats. One stud pitcher may or
Ronald Acuña Jr. has had an explosive start to his MLB career. Here’s he stacks up against some of the best to ever play the game:
Will we finally have a new NL Cy Young Award winner in 2020? Will someone dethrone Mike Trout and replace him as the AL MVP? Marcus Guy shares his predictions.
I’m waaaaayyyyy down on the past two World Series games, but don’t let that distract you that I went 37-14-1 last weekend. I’m back with more picks. More overs, locks, underdogs, and everything in-between. Let’s get rich.
Yadier Molina followed up his game-tying single in the eighth inning with a walk-off sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th, forcing a win-or-go-home
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