San Diego Padres first baseman Luis Arraez is in his seventh season in the MLB and he has been one of the best hitters in the league the entire time. He is looking to continue this trend, with hopes of having overall team success in the process. Accolades Arraez has earned quite a few accolades […]
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Houston Astros Bullpen Blows It Late As Seattle Mariners Win 7-6
Pitcher, Hunter Brown delivered another lights-out start for the Houston Astros, but their bullpen melted down as the Seattle Mariners scored seven runs late to get a 7-6 win on Wednesday, April 9, at T-Mobile Park. Walks came back to haunt the Astros, along with an inability to score with runners in scoring position. Brown […]
Houston Astros Needed Gutsy Series Win Over Minnesota Twins
While they are just nine games into the MLB season, the Houston Astros really needed their weekend series win over the Minnesota Twins. That’s especially true after Sunday afternoon’s come-from-behind 9-7 victory in extra innings. The Astros have gotten off to a bit of a slow start this season. They needed a kind of tonic […]
Houston Astros Welcome Cam Smith To The Team In A Most Beautiful Way
Baseball is one of the most beautiful sports in the world at times. Just ask Cam Smith. Moments can bring fans to their knees, celebrating the human spirit. On Tuesday, the Houston Astros provided a moment like that for him. Smith, who was acquired from the Chicago Cubs as part of the Kyle Tucker trade, […]
Which 6 MLB Rookies Could Shine In 2025?
With the bulk of the Major League baseball season starting on March 27, some MLB rookies can still help teams capture their dreams of winning the World Series. These players have worked hard all season long to show they are ready to contribute in any way they can. 1. Jasson Dominguez- New York Yankees, LF […]
3 Critical Questions An Improved Cubs Team Needs To Answer In 2025
2025 is the final year of Chicago Cubs President Jed Hoyer’s contract. In those five years, the Cubs have played exactly ZERO playoff games. Hoyer knows this year is likely his last chance to reach the post-season on the north side. Hoyer knows what ownership and fans expect.
Billy Wagner’s Final Push For Cooperstown
I recall first watching Billy Wagner pitch in a game late in the 1998 season. I was a university student who spent more time devouring the contents of Baseball America than I did on my proper coursework. The game involved the Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals, a National League Central rivalry more lopsided in […]
Verlander’s Chase For 300 Wins Moves To San Francisco
Justin Verlander has indicated that he has plenty left in the tank. Recent news has confirmed his signing of a one-year, 15 Million Dollar Deal with his fourth team, the San Francisco Giants. JV To The Giants This comes just two full seasons after his 3rd Cy Young Award and redemptive World Series performance in […]