With rookie manager Don Mattingly at the helm the Dodgers’ days of spending money like they’re the Yankees of the west appear to be over, at least for now. Mattingly has his hands full in his first season as the […]
257 home runs flew over the fences for the heavy hitting Toronto Blue Jays in 2010. In all likelihood that’s a performance that will not be repeated in 2011 and the Blue Jays will struggle to compete with the best […]
Here’s a quick recap of the bottom 10 teams. 30. Seattle Mariners 29. Pittsburgh Pirates 28. Arizona Diamondbacks 27. Cleveland Indians 26. Kansas City Royals 25. Houston Astros 24. Baltimore Orioles 23. Chicago Cubs 22. New York Mets 21. Washington […]
The team I call the Ratty Nattys will certainly be less ratty in 2011. However, the hype that’s been generated in DC will come to fruition at some point, just not now. Big name acquisitions and young talent are the […]
The Mets aren’t in a very good situation and quite frankly I’m surprised it’s taken me this long to get to them. They have a new GM in Sandy Alderson, a new manager in Terry Collins, and they probably will […]
It wasn’t a very good year in Wrigleyville for the Cubbies, and sadly 2011 doesn’t look much better. The rotation is below average, the bullpen lacks depth, and the lineup isn’t going to scare anybody. After all that it’s surprising […]
Our Mock Draft continues with the second round. Remember we are drafting with the snake method so it will be in reverse order for even numbered rounds. In other words: The team with the 10th pick in round one, has […]
The Orioles were once again irrelevant in the AL East last year, but once they hired Buck Showalter and started playing “Bucky Ball” in the later part of 2010 they adopted their role of the spoiler and gave a lot […]
The Houston Astros were the last team to get a win in the 2010 season. Heading into 2011 the team is much younger than it was last year, and a full on youth movement has begun. During the second half […]