Davy Andrews is a journalist for Ottoneu, Inc. His articles primarily cover baseball, with a focus on analyzing player performances, game outcomes, and statistical trends. Davy's writing provides in-depth insights into the sport, offering readers a unique perspective on the intricacies of the game.
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The first dominoes in free agency have fallen. Which teams have claimed they were also trying to push those dominoes over? Maybe this wasn’t the right metaphor.
The Rangers have shored up one of the biggest weak spots from their comedown 2024 season, and Higashioka has, at long last, earned his first big payday.
Are the corners of the ABS zone curved? How much bigger is it for Judge than Altuve? And why is the batter in MLB’s rulebook diagram making serious do-me eyes?
By: Davy Andrews
The Orioles filled two roster holes with two of the most powerful humans in baseball.
The important distinction between getting the band back together and keeping the band together is that the second one doesn’t require a montage.
The free agent slugger has a very particular set of skills. Not in a good way.
We’re giving out A’s for effort this week. Well, except for the A’s, who want to set the record straight about how hard they’re trying.
Carlos Correa only played 83 games, and the Twins only won 82. But don't let that distract you from what Correa just accomplished.
No, we didn’t use that photo of Rays legend Tommy Pham because he’s good at stealing bases. Or maybe he is. It’s complicated.
By: Davy Andrews
Santana’s return fills the hole left in Cleveland’s lineup, but what, if anything, will fill the hole left in Bo Naylor’s heart?
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