There have been several moves in the week leading up to MLB’s non-waiver trade deadline, and now the Texas Rangers and New York Mets are getting in on the action.
With both teams looking to set the tone early in the year, we should be in for a treat on Sunday night.
With a huge 12-game DFS slate on DraftKings tonight, we dive into some reasonably-priced players. There are plenty to choose from and hopefully, we hit as we did on Sunday.
Son of former NFL tight end Eric Green, Elijah looks like he could play football. However, his talent on the diamond is undeniable.
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.
In 2021 the Texas Rangers finished with the third-fewest wins in baseball. Texas won just 24 of their 57 road games as the starting pitching struggled. While they are still rebuilding, there is some excitement surrounding the Rangers 2022 campaign.
The first post-lockout trade is no minor one, as the Minnesota Twins have sent power-hitting catcher Mitch Garver to the Texas Rangers for great defender Isiah Kiner-Falefa and pitcher Ronny Henriquez.
Now that baseball fans can breathe a sigh of relief, let’s get started on breaking down the top 100 MLB prospects heading into 2022.
An MLB team’s farm system is their up-and-coming talent. For the Texas Rangers, their farm system is looking to help improve the Rangers standing from the 2021 season.
Prince Fielder provided the baseball world with monster home runs, a great personality, and perhaps one of the saddest retirement press conferences in recent history. The player between the lines was more than just home runs, however.
Sammy Sosa had quite a career, but like many of the players in that era, their legacies are clouded with steroids. Does Sammy have enough to get into Cooperstown on his final ballot?
Mark Teixeira has one of the least talked about careers of anyone on the 2022 Hall of Fame ballot. However, that doesn’t make him any less intriguing of a case for induction.
There have been several moves in the week leading up to MLB’s non-waiver trade deadline, and now the Texas Rangers and New York Mets are getting in on the action.
With both teams looking to set the tone early in the year, we should be in for a treat on Sunday night.
With a huge 12-game DFS slate on DraftKings tonight, we dive into some reasonably-priced players. There are plenty to choose from and hopefully, we hit as we did on Sunday.
Son of former NFL tight end Eric Green, Elijah looks like he could play football. However, his talent on the diamond is undeniable.
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.
In 2021 the Texas Rangers finished with the third-fewest wins in baseball. Texas won just 24 of their 57 road games as the starting pitching struggled. While they are still rebuilding, there is some excitement surrounding the Rangers 2022 campaign.
The first post-lockout trade is no minor one, as the Minnesota Twins have sent power-hitting catcher Mitch Garver to the Texas Rangers for great defender Isiah Kiner-Falefa and pitcher Ronny Henriquez.
Now that baseball fans can breathe a sigh of relief, let’s get started on breaking down the top 100 MLB prospects heading into 2022.
An MLB team’s farm system is their up-and-coming talent. For the Texas Rangers, their farm system is looking to help improve the Rangers standing from the 2021 season.
Prince Fielder provided the baseball world with monster home runs, a great personality, and perhaps one of the saddest retirement press conferences in recent history. The player between the lines was more than just home runs, however.
Sammy Sosa had quite a career, but like many of the players in that era, their legacies are clouded with steroids. Does Sammy have enough to get into Cooperstown on his final ballot?
Mark Teixeira has one of the least talked about careers of anyone on the 2022 Hall of Fame ballot. However, that doesn’t make him any less intriguing of a case for induction.
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