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Three May Series To Watch
April has come and gone and baseball is now in its second month of the season. So, here’s a look at three series to watch in May, which include Mike Trout, Manny Machado and Buck Showalter. Tampa Bay Rays at Los Angeles Angels (May 9 to May 11) Is this the year we...
MLB Notes For May 3rd
A month into the baseball season and we are learning things! Every season is different, but it’s remarkable how different this one is from the last. It’s the difference between an apple and theoretical particle physics. The Angels might be good. The Red Sox might be...
MLB’s new streaming pacts aren’t ideal, but RSN carriage battles are far more damaging
Two weeks into the 2022 MLB season, one of the more popular punching bags among the league’s fans are its new streaming deals. This season, MLB inked a new deal with Apple that gives the company a Friday night doubleheader on Apple TV+ each week as well as a pact with...
3 April Series To Watch
Opening Day has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still plenty of interesting baseball to watch this month. Here are three April series you should be paying attention to. April 15-17: Houston Astros at Seattle Mariners The 2021 Seattle Mariners had a...
A Rooting Interest Guide
So, you want to root for another team? Or you’re at least thinking about it. You just don’t have the heart for another 50-something-win season. Sure, you’re still an Orioles fan at heart, but sometimes you just need somebody with a chance. A hope. Live odds to reach...
The Warehouse: MLB Season Preview
Check out the latest episode of The Warehouse as we say goodbye to Dr. Stephen Loftus, and preview the 2022 MLB Season. Listen here.
MLB Notes: March 16th
This was predictable, so if you didn’t buy a helmet and some goggles that’s on you. With the ratification of the CBA, the off-season has restarted in earnest. It’s been pretty packed too. There have been just about every kind of transaction, or as Jerry Dipoto calls...
Bonds, Clemens And The MLB HOF
On Tuesday, the baseball world learned something that everyone probably expected: Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were not voted into the Hall of Fame in their tenth year on the ballot. Bonds received 66 percent of the vote, while Clemens earned 65.2 percent of the...