Postseason baseball is pretty cool. Divisional postseason baseball is superior. But divisional postseason baseball with two consecutive walk-offs? Oh, baby.
In a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a number of guests. We gave our
The American League postseason race looked like it was going to end in a crazy finish. Instead, it concluded in a fashion that included no Game 163 but did allow three AL East teams to advance to October. Two of those teams face off in the ALDS.
Nowadays, strategy cards are commonplace for every player on a field in Major League Baseball. Fielders have them to show where they must shift for specific players. However, no players have more important cards than the pitchers and catchers, which show their set of signs, as well as how to pitch to batters.
The Rays have a short history, so there aren’t many players to pick from for multiple positions. That being said, there are very obvious players and slam dunks for the Rays’ 26-man roster.
What is each MLB contender’s biggest x-factor? This will be the player that not necessarily be the team’s best player, but their performance will be important to help them into the postseason and further.
Despite some recent graduations and trades of the Rays’ top prospects, they still have a solid farm system and are one of the best in the league in developing talent.
The Cleveland Indians and Tampa Bay Rays are in agreement on a deal that sends outfielder Jordan Luplow and right-handed pitcher DJ Johnson to Tampa Bay for right-hander Peyton Battenfield.
On Thursday night, the Seattle Mariners continued to build for a playoff push. The trade was Seattle’s third in as many days with the trade deadline now less than 24 hours away.
With just over one week until the trade deadline, a major domino has already fallen. On Tuesday evening, The Tampa Bay Rays acquired designated hitter Nelson Cruz and minor league pitcher Calvin Faucher from the Minnesota Twins.
After winning the American League title last season, the Tampa Bay Rays have formulated another strong season in 2021. Currently just 1.5 games behind the Boston Red Sox in the American League East, the Rays have once again excelled despite having a low payroll.
After an arm injury, Tyler Glasnow called out the MLB during a team press conference. Tyler and Logan take a
Postseason baseball is pretty cool. Divisional postseason baseball is superior. But divisional postseason baseball with two consecutive walk-offs? Oh, baby.
In a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a number of guests. We gave our live reactions and analysis to
The American League postseason race looked like it was going to end in a crazy finish. Instead, it concluded in a fashion that included no Game 163 but did allow three AL East teams to advance to October. Two of those teams face off in the ALDS.
Nowadays, strategy cards are commonplace for every player on a field in Major League Baseball. Fielders have them to show where they must shift for specific players. However, no players have more important cards than the pitchers and catchers, which show their set of signs, as well as how to pitch to batters.
The Rays have a short history, so there aren’t many players to pick from for multiple positions. That being said, there are very obvious players and slam dunks for the Rays’ 26-man roster.
What is each MLB contender’s biggest x-factor? This will be the player that not necessarily be the team’s best player, but their performance will be important to help them into the postseason and further.
Despite some recent graduations and trades of the Rays’ top prospects, they still have a solid farm system and are one of the best in the league in developing talent.
The Cleveland Indians and Tampa Bay Rays are in agreement on a deal that sends outfielder Jordan Luplow and right-handed pitcher DJ Johnson to Tampa Bay for right-hander Peyton Battenfield.
On Thursday night, the Seattle Mariners continued to build for a playoff push. The trade was Seattle’s third in as many days with the trade deadline now less than 24 hours away.
With just over one week until the trade deadline, a major domino has already fallen. On Tuesday evening, The Tampa Bay Rays acquired designated hitter Nelson Cruz and minor league pitcher Calvin Faucher from the Minnesota Twins.
After winning the American League title last season, the Tampa Bay Rays have formulated another strong season in 2021. Currently just 1.5 games behind the Boston Red Sox in the American League East, the Rays have once again excelled despite having a low payroll.
After an arm injury, Tyler Glasnow called out the MLB during a team press conference. Tyler and Logan take a look at the sticky stuff
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