Mike Petriello

Chris Sale, at 35 years old, is about to ruin one of baseball’s more entertaining recent trivia questions: “Who is the best active pitcher to never win a Cy Young?” It’s long been a fun question to ask, because you just assume that Sale must have won one somewhere along

The most feared hitter in the game may be one you're overlooking Mike Petriello

Roundtable: Is Votto a Hall of Famer? Anthony Castrovince, Mark Feinsand, Sarah Langs, Will Leitch, Mike Petriello, Manny Randhawa, Andrew Simon, Mark Sheldon

With approximately 80% of the 2024 season in the books, we have a pretty good idea of how the major award races are going to shape up. Both Cy Youngs have seemingly clear leaders, with lefties Chris Sale (NL) and Tarik Skubal (AL) the obvious front-runners in each league. Both

Bobby Witt Jr. is probably not going to win this year's American League MVP Award. Let’s get that out of the way right up front. That’s because no matter how great his season is – and it is great, already the best season in the entire history of the Royals,

For the last 50 games, the Tigers haven't featured a traditionally functional starting rotation. That's in large part because they've barely had a rotation at all.

We all know what the hook is going to be on the Tigers/Astros Wild Card matchup, and it’s manager A.J. Hinch leading his miracle Gritty Tigs to face the Houston team that he’d led from 2015-’19, before being fired in the wake of the sign-stealing scandal. (Not to mention Justin

In last year's National League Division Series, the 100-win Dodgers didn't lose to the 84-win D-backs because of rust collected during the bye. It was largely because Arizona played well and neutralized the Dodgers' best bats – can't forget to give credit to a team that made it to the World Series, after all.

When we learned that the Yankees and Royals would be facing off in the best-of-five American League Division Series, we were excited to see some of the most high-powered sluggers alive – like, of course, Aaron Judge, Bobby Witt Jr. and Juan Soto – get a chance to hit in one of the American League's best hitters' parks.

The Dodgers and Yankees each made it to their respective League Championship Series, and they combined to win three of the first four games of those series, and yet they each had a similar question to answer: Why have our biggest hitting superstars not done a whole lot so far?