Chicago White Sox Make Their Move
The Chicago White Sox have slumped a bit recently, dropping six of their last 10 to fall into fourth place in the AL Central, a half game behind Detroit.
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Toronto Rotation Keeping Team in the Race
By hammering the Phillies on Tuesday, the Toronto Blue Jays have now pulled within two games of the second-place Red Sox in the AL East and, at 36-31, the Jays are good enough to hold down the second Wild Card slot in the American League.
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Baltimore Orioles Rotation 2015 Preview
Showalter is entering his sixth season at the helm of the O’s and his .535 winning percentage is second only to his tenure with the Yankees, when he won at a .539 clip. His time with B-More has enabled him to now move almost 100 games over .500 for his managing career (1,259-1,161) for a fine .520 mark. It’s that pesky 9-13 postseason mark that haunts Showalter.
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Can Stand Pat Orioles Repeat in AL East?
In 2014, the Baltimore Orioles pretty much ran away with a much less competitive than normal American League East.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Fantasy Report: Zack Greinke Still Unbeaten
Today, we’re going to check in on the Los Angeles Dodgers to see how they’re doing and what storylines are developing out of Chavez Ravine.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu Seeks Revenge Against Giants
Hyun-Jin Ryu is hoping for better results against the Giants Thursday. (Nostraballus.wordpress.com) Back in January, when we slotted Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Hyun-Jin Ryu 20th in our Starting Pitcher Rankings, we wondered what kind of adjustments the league would make against him after his fine “rookie” season (as always, we balk at calling a player
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San Diego Padres Fantasy Report: Carlos Quentin Hurt Again
Beyond Quentin, the Padres have more than their share of injuries to start the season, which makes those dark horse predictions a bit tough to swallow. There’s no doubt that even with their modest US$89 million payroll, the Padres have a chance to flirt with .500 or perhaps even surprise with 85 or so wins this season, but should they fall into a hole early, it’s going to be too difficult to sneak up on anyone.
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