Andy McCullough is a senior writer for The Athletic covering MLB. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry. His work has been featured in prominent publications including the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and D Magazine.
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By: Andy Mccullough
In Andy McCullough's weekly MLB mailbag, we asked readers to overreact to the first week of results. Philly fans definitely delivered.
By: Levi Weaver, Andy Mccullough
Welcome to The Windup, The Athletic's MLB newsletter.
By: Andy Mccullough
The arrival of Pittsburgh Pirates phenom Konnor Griffin could, ever so briefly, take the spotlight off the star of the first week of the Major League Baseball season: the new automated ball-strike system. ABS Fever is running wild across the land as players, managers and fans adjust to the new normal of the challenge system. For next week’s mailbag, we wanted to hear from you about ABS. Is the system working the way you had hoped? Could it be improved? What other tweaks are on your mind? Let us know, and we’ll try to answer it for next Wednesday. And, if you happen to be an infuriated Mets...
By: Tim Britton, Andy Mccullough, Johnny Flores Jr.
For this week’s edition of the Power Rankings, we highlighted one member of each team who has been an early game-changer.
By: Andy Mccullough
Why are there so many rookie extensions all of a sudden? Is MLB expansion a foregone conclusion? And how many ABS challenges is enough?
By: Levi Weaver, Andy Mccullough
Welcome to The Windup, The Athletic's MLB newsletter.
By: Andy Mccullough
Every April, as the early series come and go, I remind myself a little baseball mantra: None of these games really matter, but they all do count. What I mean is that a losing streak at this juncture in the year doesn’t foretell doom. The only real catastrophes that can occur in the first few weeks involve injuries. But all of these games count in the standings. And so the recent skid by the Toronto Blue Jays will make it a tad much tougher to catch the New York Yankees. A four-game sweep at the hands of the Minnesota Twins dents Detroit’s chances in the American League Central ever so...
By: Andy Mccullough
When modern major league hitters want to know where they're hitting in that day's lineup, they check their Slack notifications.
By: Andy Mccullough
Are the Blue Jays done already? Is Sandy Alcantara back? Let's talk.
By: Levi Weaver, Andy Mccullough
Welcome to The Windup, The Athletic's MLB newsletter.
