After taking last week off, we are back with another edition of Flashback Friday. Ken Boyer is considered by many among the top dozen third basemen to ever play, yet he is still not in the Hall of Fame.
Hopefully, this new series will bring back some memories for those of us who saw them play while also educating the newer generation of fans on some of the impact players of the past.
Let’s continue breaking down the top 100 MLB prospects heading into 2022 with numbers 61-80 as a few teams have multiple players at these spots.
The St. Louis Cardinals are on the borderline between being buyers and sellers. With their current standing, and the current roster, there isn’t much the Cards can do, but there are a few pieces they could sell.
This weekend should prove to be an exciting one for MLB as there are several series featuring highly touted clubs. For today’s rendition of Diamond picks, we will focus our attention on divisional matchups.
The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
The St. Louis Cardinals are consistently good. They’ve had one losing record this century (2007, 78-84). A large part of that continued success is they draft and develop players well. Let’s take a look at the Cardinals’ top 5 prospects.
Every year baseball fans debate who should make it into Cooperstown. There are some players who have fallen off the ballot and have basically been forgotten. This is the second part of a three-part series looking at the biggest Hall of Fame snubs at each position.
2020 marked another season where the St. Louis Cardinals were very mediocre. The 30-28 regular-season record coupled with an early two games-to-one defeat to the Padres in the Wild Card round showed us that there is plenty of room for improvement. How will this storied franchise handle things before the 2021 season rolls around? Perhaps a few significant additions can stir the drink and make this team a true contender once again.
The Wild Card round of playoffs continues with all 16 playoff teams in action today. Here we have the St. Louis Cardinals, who fell two games short of playing the whole 60 because of COVID-19 cases, facing off against the San, or “Slam”, Diego Padres. The Cardinals are the fifth seed (clinched on the last day) and the Padres are the fourth seed. This is a best-of-three series which starts with Game 1 on Wednesday at 5:08 P.M. est. The series takes place at Petco Park in San Diego.
Baseball Hall of Fame player Lou Brock passed away Sunday. He was 81 years old.
Welcome back into the second installment of N.L. Power Rankings. Plenty of shifting in the ranks has occurred over the last few weeks. Lots to get to so let’s hop right in and dig into each team’s strengths and weaknesses. This is NL Power Rankings, enjoy and stay safe out there!
After taking last week off, we are back with another edition of Flashback Friday. Ken Boyer is considered by many among the top dozen third basemen to ever play, yet he is still not in the Hall of Fame.
Hopefully, this new series will bring back some memories for those of us who saw them play while also educating the newer generation of fans on some of the impact players of the past.
Let’s continue breaking down the top 100 MLB prospects heading into 2022 with numbers 61-80 as a few teams have multiple players at these spots.
The St. Louis Cardinals are on the borderline between being buyers and sellers. With their current standing, and the current roster, there isn’t much the Cards can do, but there are a few pieces they could sell.
This weekend should prove to be an exciting one for MLB as there are several series featuring highly touted clubs. For today’s rendition of Diamond picks, we will focus our attention on divisional matchups.
The first month of the 2021 season is in the books, and what an exciting first month it was. With fans back, you feel a whole different vibe and the game seems more invigorating than ever. Young players are starting to emerge and veterans that have struggled are coming back strong. Both of those are featured in this week’s best hitters.
The St. Louis Cardinals are consistently good. They’ve had one losing record this century (2007, 78-84). A large part of that continued success is they draft and develop players well. Let’s take a look at the Cardinals’ top 5 prospects.
Every year baseball fans debate who should make it into Cooperstown. There are some players who have fallen off the ballot and have basically been forgotten. This is the second part of a three-part series looking at the biggest Hall of Fame snubs at each position.
2020 marked another season where the St. Louis Cardinals were very mediocre. The 30-28 regular-season record coupled with an early two games-to-one defeat to the Padres in the Wild Card round showed us that there is plenty of room for improvement. How will this storied franchise handle things before the 2021 season rolls around? Perhaps a few significant additions can stir the drink and make this team a true contender once again.
The Wild Card round of playoffs continues with all 16 playoff teams in action today. Here we have the St. Louis Cardinals, who fell two games short of playing the whole 60 because of COVID-19 cases, facing off against the San, or “Slam”, Diego Padres. The Cardinals are the fifth seed (clinched on the last day) and the Padres are the fourth seed. This is a best-of-three series which starts with Game 1 on Wednesday at 5:08 P.M. est. The series takes place at Petco Park in San Diego.
Baseball Hall of Fame player Lou Brock passed away Sunday. He was 81 years old.
Welcome back into the second installment of N.L. Power Rankings. Plenty of shifting in the ranks has occurred over the last few weeks. Lots to get to so let’s hop right in and dig into each team’s strengths and weaknesses. This is NL Power Rankings, enjoy and stay safe out there!
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