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Framber Valdez: Fractured Finger Puts Him Out Indefinitely
Bad luck has struck the Houston Astros, as it has been announced that Framber Valdez has fractured his left ring finger. The injury occurred in his spring training start against the New York Mets earlier in the week. There is no timetable for the left-hander’s return at the moment. The injury happened in the first […] READ MORE
New York Yankees Manager Aaron Boone Undergoes Successful Surgery
New York Yankees‘ manager Aaron Boone is taking a medical leave effective immediately after undergoing surgery Wednesday to have a pacemaker installed for his heart. The operation took place at St. Joseph’s Medical Hospital in Tampa, FL, and it went as expected. Manager Aaron Boone is out of surgery and in the recovery room at […] READ MORE
Report: Triple-A Season Delayed
The Triple-A season has been delayed at least one month in hopes of fans returning to ballparks as vaccinations rates are ramping up. READ MORE
Three Players To Look Out for in 2021 MLB Season
In every season, there are always certain moments when some previously unknown players come to the limelight and rise to stardom. Of all the significant number of players drafted in the previous seasons, how many of them finished as top players at the end of the season? While certain players’ performances dwindled as the 2020 […] READ MORE
Chris Paddack Due for a Rebound Season with San Diego Padres
Chris Paddack: En Route to a Comeback Year In his 2021 Spring Training debut, Chris Paddack looked promising––and familiar. Paddack took the mound for the San Diego Padres against the Chicago Cubs and threw 22 pitches over two quick innings. He struck out three of Chicago’s regulars, getting Anthony Rizzo to chase a change-up and blowing […] READ MORE
The Toronto Blue Jays Young Three – Fantasy 2021
Going into the 2017 season, Toronto Blue Jays fans and the club itself saw an upcoming decline in productivity. The stacked teams from 2015 and 2016 were relatively old. Edwin Encarnacion and Jose Bautista, having been in the league since before the start of the decade, were starting to show some age. Josh Donaldson, despite […] READ MORE
Five Best Fits for Jake Odorizzi
It is quite shocking that Jake Odorizzi is still out on the market. He came into this past offseason as one of the best free agent starters. While not quite as talented as Trevor Bauer or James Paxton, Odorizzi would bring great stability to any team he signs with. He brings more certainty than many […] READ MORE
Atlanta Braves by Decade: 2000s, Part Two
While the 2000s rolled merrily along, Major League Baseball continued to search for a dominant franchise. The New York Yankees were suddenly challenged. Their archrivals, the Boston Red Sox, won the 2004 World Series. It was their first title since 1918. Other teams like the Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals, and Detroit Tigers rose to […] READ MORE
Spring Training: The Short Season
Spring Training: The Short Season A Cyclical Rebirth Life is a series of cycles much akin to the seasons of the year. We begin in the spring with our birth and travel into adulthood with the summer. In the fall our hair starts to gray and with winter the leaves descend and our cycle ends. […] READ MORE
