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Can the Yankees keep things going?
After a shaky start, the New York Yankees have pulled themselves together to become the team to watch this season. Many are now naming them as favorites to win the World Series. Certainly, they’ve played some spectacular games... More of this article »
How Modern Technology Changed the Baseball Bat
It is well-known the fact that baseball bat is one of the most important pieces in this sport’s equipment, whether it’s aluminium baseball bat, foam baseball bat or wooden baseball bat. In order to see its evolution in time, make... More of this article »
3 Reasons to Reward Your Employees with Baseball Tickets
Looking for some new employee recognition award ideas? Consider unique, personalized experiences that will motivate your employees. Traditional incentive, reward & recognition program design relied on traditional economics: the... More of this article »
What you must Know About MLB Players Weekend
In the event you’re a football lover, you might as of this moment feel the hype. This approaching end of the week, August 25th-27th, MLB and the Major Little league Baseball Players’ Relationship are retaining the inaugural... More of this article »
Blues Jays Ready to Take Flight
Considering the success the Toronto Blue Jays have enjoyed over the past two years, this season has been something of a disappointment. The franchise have always being playing catch-up in the American League East ever since a dismal... More of this article »
Despite Changes to Reduce The Length of Games, MLB Games are Actually Getting Longer
When Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred took over in 2015, one of his first promises was finding a way to speed up the game. More than two years later, the games are actually slowing down instead of moving faster. Continue... More of this article »
Tanaka Ends Slump and Leads Yankees to Victory
Before Monday’s game against the Los Angeles Angels, New York Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka had been struggling, leading many to believe he would eventually get sent to the bullpen if he snap out of his funk soon. After giving... More of this article »
Can the Chicago Cubs Overcome Themselves to Repeat as Champions
The Chicago Cubs had one of the best seasons in recent memory last year with an astounding 103 wins and the team’s first World Series title in 111 years. With much of the same lineup returning for the 2017 season, many had the... More of this article »
Bryce Harper Inks 10 Year Extension With Under Armour
Bryce Harper will likely sign a new deal worth about $400 million one day. Until then, a new deal with Under Armour will make him plenty wealthy. Harper just signed an extension to his endoresement deal with the athletic apparel maker believed... More of this article »
Braves Finalize Roster, Michael Bourn DFA’d
The Atlanta Braves finalized their 25 man roster and the moves left two-time all-star and Gold Glove winner Michael Bourn looking for work. The Braves now have 10 days to either release or trade Bourne. Emilio Bonifacio was also designated... More of this article »
Rockies Reach Agreement with DJ LeMahieu on two-year deal
Arbitration season in Major League Baseball reached a conclusion just as pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring training. The Colorado Rockies inked 27-year-old All-Star second baseman DJ LeMahieu to a two-year, $7.8 million... More of this article »
2016 Boston Red Sox Preview, Projections and Question Marks
On paper, it appears that the Boston Red Sox have few holes. This is why they are projected by multiple media outlets and oddsmakers to win the American League East and even reach the World Series. A team’s appearance on paper... More of this article »
Aroldis Chapman Traded to New York Yankees for Package of Prospects
The New York Yankees and Cinncinnati Reds have agreed in a trade sending prized closer, Aroldis Chapman, to the Yankees in exchange for a package of four minor league prospects, including: Eric Jagielo, Caleb Cotham, Rookie Davis and... More of this article »
Chicago Cubs Continue Busy Off-season, Add Jason Heyward and May Not Be Done
Jason Heyward chose the Chicago Cubs over returning to the St. Louis Cardinals and has agreed to terms on an 8-year, $184 million deal. The deal includes two opt-outs — after the third year and the fourth, if he exceeds a plate-appearance... More of this article »
Braves Trade Shelby Miller to Diamondbacks for Ender Inciarte, Top Prospects
One year after trading Jason Heyward for Shelby Miller, the Atlanta Braves have traded their young pitching stud in a new package for a promising young player and prospects. Miller, 25-years-old with three years of team control left,... More of this article »
After Signing Ben Zobrist, Cubs Trade Starlin Castro to Yankees
The Chicago Cubs played musical chairs with its middle infield in the past few hours, signing 34-year-old Ben Zobrist to a four year deal worth $56 million and trading away 25-year-old former All-Star, Starlin Castro, to the Yankees... More of this article »
Yankees Face Multiple Options Going Forward This Winter
With the ink of David Price‘s new contract still drying in the front office of their arch rival, the New York Yankees face multiple options for how they will proceed this winter. Winter Meetings will be in full effect shortly... More of this article »
Red Sox Reach Agreement With David Price, 7 Years $217 Million
The Boston Red Sox have reportedly reached an agreement with free-agent left-hander David Price on a seven-year deal worth $217 million. Price is coming off a 2015 season where he pitched to a 2.45 ERA over 220 1/3 innings of work... More of this article »
Cubs Jake Arieta Wins National League Cy Young
Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs aced out Dodgers stars Zack Greinke and Clayton Kershaw for the NL Cy Young Award while Houston lefty Dallas Keuchel won the AL honor Wednesday. In what was expected to be a tighter three-person race,... More of this article »
Astros Dallas Keuchel Wins American League Cy Young
Houston Astros Dallas Keuchel won the American League Cy Young Award announced on Wednesday. Keuchel got 22 first-place votes for 186 points. David Price drew eight first-place votes and 143 points for his split season with Detroit... More of this article »
Rangers Jeff Banister American League Manager of the Year
Jeff Banister garnered 17 first-place votes and 112 points, easily topping Houston’s A.J. Hinch and Hall of Famer Paul Molitor from the Minnesota Twins, another rookie skipper to win American League Manager of the Year Banister... More of this article »
Cubs Joe Maddon National League Manager of the Year
Chicago Cubs skipper Joe Maddon was named National League Manager of the Year on Tuesday. In his first season with the Chicago Cubs, Maddon took the National League prize following the club’s first postseason appearance since... More of this article »
Rookie of the Year Awards: Cubs Kris Bryant, Astros Carlos Correa
Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant was a unanimous pick as NL Rookie of the Year, and Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa was voted the AL honor. Bryant made his debut on April 17 and became an NL All-Star. The 23-year-old... More of this article »
Johnny Cueto Dominates Mets – Royals up 2-0 in World Series
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Following the final out, after Johnny Cueto completed his two-hitter, several hundred fans remained in Kauffman Stadium, wanting one more look at the Kansas City Royals. The next time they see Eric Hosmer... More of this article »
Royals Win Game One of World Series in 14 Innings
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alex Gordon hit a tying home run with one out in the ninth inning, Eric Hosmer hit a sacrifice fly against Bartolo Colon in the 14th and the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Mets 5-4 on Tuesday night in the... More of this article »
Cespedes, Conforto Stake Mets to Early Lead
Yoenis Cespedes and Michael Conforto staked the New York Mets to an early 2-0 lead with the second inning solo homers hit off Dodgers starter Zack Greinke in Game 2 of the National League Division Series on Saturday night at... More of this article »
Cubs, Maddon Make all the Right Moves In Win
(AP) ST. LOUIS — For one inning, Jorge Soler and all those Chicago Cubs rookies looked like playoff-tested veterans, and the St. Louis Cardinals appeared shaken. That’s all it took. Behind Jorge Soler’s two-run... More of this article »
Rangers Adrian Beltre Ruled Out for Game 2 of ALDS
Texas Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre has been ruled out for Friday’s Game 2 of the AL Division Series after suffering a back strain during the series opener. Beltre was hurt in the first inning of Thursdays 5-3 win over... More of this article »
Cubs Roll Past Pirates Behind Jake Arrieta, Kyle Schwarber
Chicago Cubs 22 game winner Jake Arrieta handcuffed the Pittsburgh Pirates in complete game shutout, Kyle Schwarber drove in three runs, and Dexter Fowler slugged a solo homer to back up the effort, as the Cubs rolled past the Pittsburgh Pirates... More of this article »
Mets Matt Harvey Says He Will Pitch in the Playoffs
Apparently New York Mets ace Matt Harvey has his own plans with how many innings he will pitch in 2015 and it includes pitching in the Playoffs. Harvey penned his response to the innings-limit debate via The Players Tribune with a... More of this article »
Luis Severino to Debut Thursday for Yankees
The New York Yankees may have struck out at the trade deadline but plan to impose its biggest transaction with itself by calling up top prospect, Luis Severino, to debut on Thursday. Severino, will be added to a rotation suddenly with... More of this article »
Pitching Prospects Key to Blue Jays Future
As the Major League Baseball season reaches towards the July 31st trade deadline, the Toronto Blue Jays remained in the hunt for their first playoff berth since claiming back-to-back World Series titles in 1992 and 1993. The Jays... More of this article »
Rockies Deal Troy Tulowitzki to Blue Jays for Jose Reyes, Prospects
The Colorado Rockies stunned their fans and most of major league baseball dealing All-Star shortstop Troy Tulowitzki to the Toronto Blue Jays for José Reyes and a package of prospects. The Blue Jays also will receive reliever LaTroy... More of this article »
Pirates Rumors: Third Baseman Needs Come Into Focus
Versatile third baseman Josh Harrison will miss seven weeks after undergoing surgery for a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb, the Pittsburgh Pirates announced on Wednesday. Harrison’s injury arrives in the midst... More of this article »
Reds Trade Rumors: Johnny Cueto Very Much In Play
With one of the most dominant starts in all of baseball this season, Cincinnati Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto eased concerns from major league clubs interested in acquiring his services as the trade deadline nears. On Tuesday, the... More of this article »
MLB Trade Rumors: Jonathan Papelbon, Francisco Rodriguez , Jason Grilli
Jonathan Papelbon has loudly voiced his desire for a trade to a contender. Francisco Rodriguez could be on the move if the rebuilding Milwaukee Brewers get an offer they can’t refuse. Yet, for a contender that needs a closer... More of this article »
Kansas City Royals DFA Jason Frasor
Traditional stats say that veteran right-hander Jason Frasor is having an effective season out of the Kansas City Royals bullpen. According to Sabermetrics, he is struggling. Based on the the latter, the Royals designated Frasor for... More of this article »
2015 MLB All-Star Game Starters, Pitchers, Reserves Announced
Youth will be served at the 86th Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati next Tuesday. A day after the starters were named, the reserves and pitchers were announced, as well as the 10 contenders... More of this article »
Red Sox Looking for First Baseman, David Ortiz not the guy
Perhaps a sign that Father Time has tracked him down, David Ortiz is having his worst season to date since joining the Boston Red Sox before the 2003 campaign. On Sunday, that did not prevent manager John Farrell from starting the... More of this article »
Nationals Stephen Strasburg to the DL, Deadline Trade Not Likely
Thanks to enviable starting pitching depth, the Washington Nationals are not likely to pursue a trade in the wake of Stephen Strasburg‘s trip to the 15-day disabled list. Strasburg, who has logged a gaudy 5.16 ERA and a .289... More of this article »
Minnesota Twins Continue to Surprise in 2015
At 43-39 and in a tie with Baltimore for the second wild card spot in the American League, the Minnesota Twins are one of baseball’s biggest surprises in 2015. First-year manager Paul Molitor‘s club received a boost with... More of this article »
MLB All- Star Starters Include New Faces
It has been a long time – 15 years, to be exact – since a Kansas City Royals player was voted by fans as part of the American League All-Star starting lineup. In 2000, outfielder Jermaine Dye received the honor. On Sunday,... More of this article »
Red Sox Pitching Finds Bright Spot In Eduardo Rodriguez
Now six games out of first place in the American League East after a 5-4 victory on Sunday, the Boston Red Sox still have an unsettled starting rotation with Joe Kelly trying to find his way at Triple-A Pawtucket, inconsistent right-hander... More of this article »
Tigers Miguel Cabrera to the DL for the First Time in Career
Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus saw slugger Miguel Cabrera leave last night’s game with a left calf strain suffered while running the bases and knew it was not going to be good news after the game. He was right. The Tigers... More of this article »
Boston Red Sox Rumors: Games Before All-Start Break Will Decide Direction
Will the Red Sox buy or sell before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline? The likely answer to this widely discussed question across New England will become clearer in the club’s eight games leading to the All-Star break. As... More of this article »
Miguel Sano Called Up by Minnesota Twins
In a season that has seen the arrival of super prospect Byron Buxton in Minnesota, the Twins will give another top prospect his Major League debut. Miguel Sano, a 22-year-old third baseman who is MLB.com’s No. 11 overall prospect,... More of this article »
Angels Jerry Dipoto Resigns, Bill Stoneman Named Interim GM
Just four games behind the Houston Astros heading into Wednesday night’s clash with the New York Yankees, the Los Angeles Angels remain legitimate contenders for the American League West title. They will try to overtake the Astros... More of this article »
Diamondbacks Select Dansby Swanson With First Overall Pick
After finishing with a league worst 98 losses in 2014, the Arizona Diamondbacks locked up the first overall pick in this year’s amateur draft. Coming down to the wire, and with no clear cut option for the top pick, the Diamondbacks... More of this article »