Posted on August 05 2010 by Miriam Romain.
After losing seven consecutive games, the last two to the Milwaukee Brewers, a different Cubs team took the field yesterday. Who were these guys? Who cares? They won 15-3. How do you start to explain this team? You can’t. There is no rhyme or reason to how these guys are playing right now, and there […]
Posted on August 04 2010 by Chris Lardieri.
The wait is over, and we can all breathe easy. No, the BP hasn’t gotten the oil leak plugged. The second-longest wait in America is over – Alex Rodriguez finally hit his 600th home run.
Posted on August 04 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
Drafted in the second round back in 1984, Tom Glavine passed up a chance at an NHL career to pitch for the Atlanta Braves after he was a 4th round pick in the NHL draft.
Posted on August 03 2010 by Miriam Romain.
What can you say about the Chicago Cubs that hasn’t been said already? They just keep finding ways to lose. And you can’t blame last night’s 18-1 loss on Lou Piniella, he was still in Florida for his uncle’s funeral.
Posted on August 01 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
By our count, 25 MLB trades happened in the month of July, with 22 of them coming within the last week. Get the details and all the scoop here.
Posted on July 30 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
With their 5-3 loss to the Washington Nationals, the Atlanta Braves lost their second consecutive series, and both of them were to teams within the division narrowing the gap of their lead.
Posted on July 29 2010 by Cade Caldwell.
The Baltimore Orioles hired Buck Showalter as new manager on Thursday after meeting with numerous other candidates including interim manager Juan Samuel.
Posted on July 28 2010 by Cade Caldwell.
In what was supposed to be the first meeting between two MLB rookie phenoms, Steven Strasburg and Jayson Heyward until S.S. was a last-minute scratch.
Posted on July 27 2010 by Mateo Ferda.
After the All-Star break the Tigers were trailing the White Sox by a half game in the AL Central and at that point didn’t have any gaping holes but a few broken bones later, things have suddenly changed.
Posted on July 26 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
The year of the pitcher continued when Matt Garza became the fifth (or sixth) pitcher to throw a no-hitter this year–the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 5-0.