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By: Anthony Castrovince
It was one year ago at this time that our brains had been torpedoed by MLB’s opening weekend. The Brewers were in big trouble after giving up 36 runs to the Yankees in three games, and the Yankees were allegedly in possession of some kind of unfair advantage because of
By: Anthony Castrovince
It’s all connected. The past to the present and the people to the places, with baseball serving as a bridge. Eight clubs unveiled a new wave of City Connect uniforms for 2026 on Thursday, and the bold new looks for the Braves, Orioles, Reds, Royals, Brewers, Pirates, Padres and Rangers
By: Anthony Castrovince
Is it too early in the MLB season to freak out? Never! Let’s delve into some troubling trends from the first two weeks of games and apply our patented, world-renowned Freak-Out Factor formula to determine the level of concern on a scale of 0 to 10 – 0 calling for
By: Anthony Castrovince
It was 25 years ago that a 13th-round Draft pick out of junior college emerged out of nowhere to rip 88 extra-base hits for the Cardinals and the first position player to go from Nippon Professional Baseball to MLB cranked out 242 hits and 56 steals for the 116-win Mariners.
By: Anthony Castrovince
In many places on many days in March and April, the conditions, to paraphrase W.C. Fields, ain’t fit for man nor beast nor baseball. And yet early storylines always emerge that make us feel warm and fuzzy, regardless of whether the sun cooperates. You could actually field a full team
By: Anthony Castrovince, Sarah Langs
For the record, we don’t recommend bad records. The more games you lose early, the more games you have to make up later in order to make it to the playoffs. You can look it up, it’s science. But if you see would-be contenders enduring a gruesome stretch and read
By: Anthony Castrovince
Bob Skinner, whose six decades in professional baseball included two World Series rings as a player and another as a coach, passed away Monday in the San Diego area. He was 94. Skinner was a three-time All-Star with the Pirates and a member of their 1960 World Series championship team.
By: Anthony Castrovince
Rays manager Kevin Cash is certainly not alone in observing the velocity, spin and movement of modern pitching and coming to an accurate conclusion. “We’re probably understanding and learning, as an industry,” Cash told MLB’s Adam Berry, “that hitting is \[expletive\] hard.” So hard that Cash’s club and quite a
By: Anthony Castrovince
Memorial Day is a major milepost in MLB, a time to take a gander at the standings and know that, if history holds, most of the teams in playoff position will remain that way at season’s end. Ah, but there’s a reason we have Memorial Day parades this time of
By: Anthony Castrovince
CLEVELAND -- To watch the 2026 Guardians once again assert themselves at the top of the AL Central is to see what can happen when a ballclub on a budget nails the first round of the amateur Draft. As Gavin Williams (23rd overall pick, 2021) cements himself as a top-end
