Jackson Chourio Will Be Relied On A Lot More In 2025

Jackson Chourio Will Be Relied On A Lot More In 2025

The Milwaukee Brewers lineup is going to look a lot different this season. Longtime shortstop and offensive dynamo Willy Adames is now with the San Francisco Giants. Adames had a career year in 2024 and replacing his production won’t be easy. While Milwaukee still has all-stars in William Contreras and Christian Yelich; they aren’t enough […]

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 Blue Jays Fans Say Bye Bye To Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Blue Jays Fans Say Bye Bye To Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Valdimir Guerrero Jr’s negotiation deadline has now passed, and he and the Blue Jays were unable to come up with an extension agreement. Now, Toronto will have to compete with 29 other teams for Vladdy’s services and pay top dollar! This isn’t the first time that team President Mark Shapiro and General Manager Ross Atkins […]

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 Jasson Dominguez Is Finally Here

Jasson Dominguez Is Finally Here

At last, Yankee fans are getting what they have been wishing for since 2023: a full season of Jasson Dominguez. With Alex Verdugo not being brought back, the 22-year-old will officially have a major role this season. The one they call “The Martian” has officially landed in the Bronx! While he made his Major League […]

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 The Texas Rangers Will Bounce Back

The Texas Rangers Will Bounce Back

Last season, the Texas Rangers suffered the infamous World Series hangover. Anything that could go wrong did for Texas. This ranged from key injuries, underperformance, and various losses that should’ve been wins. However, this team is too talented to have a repeat of last season. With the rest of the AL West getting weaker this […]

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 Boston Will Regret The Alex Bregman Deal

Boston Will Regret The Alex Bregman Deal

Alex Bregman’s free agency nightmare has finally come to an end. Despite pledging not to accept a short-term deal, the 30-year-old recently signed a three-year, $120 million contract with the Boston Red Sox. Bregman’s new deal has two opt-outs after the first and second seasons and has an average annual value of $40 million. The […]

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 The Confusing Cardinals

The Confusing Cardinals

Heading into the offseason, the St. Louis Cardinals talked about undergoing an organizational reset. This would mean that familiar fan favorites would possibly be playing elsewhere in 2025 and embracing a youth movement. Staying true to the message, St. Louis let Paul Goldschmidt, Lance Lynn, Kyle Gibson, and Andrew Kittredge become free agents. They’ve also […]

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 The Seattle Mariners Pathetic Offseason

The Seattle Mariners Pathetic Offseason

The Pacific Northwest is home to many volcanoes. Approximately five of them are still considered to be active. Given the mounting frustration over the past four years, the Seattle Mariners fan base may qualify as the region’s sixth active volcano, ready to explode. After having the worst offense in baseball last season, Seattle did almost […]

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 The Yankees Should Reconsider Their Spencer Jones Plan

The Yankees Should Reconsider Their Spencer Jones Plan

If Cody Bellinger has a good season in 2025, he’ll more than likely opt out of his current deal. He will then hit the open market and pursue that big money deal that’s been eluding him. The Yankees’ current plan is to bring up former first-round pick Spencer Jones, who’s projected to be big-league-ready this […]

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 Anthony Volpe Has To Get It Together Offensively

Anthony Volpe Has To Get It Together Offensively

In the first two seasons that Anthony Volpe has been with the Yankees, he’s mostly underwhelmed. While he’s been a stellar fielder, the former top prospect has been disappointing offensively. The organization didn’t expect this when they named him their starting shortstop after just one Spring Training. However, the former first-round pick is coming off […]

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 The Yankees Shouldn’t Rely On DJ LeMahieu In 2025

The Yankees Shouldn’t Rely On DJ LeMahieu In 2025

Spring Training is getting close, and the New York Yankees still haven’t added another infielder. There has been little action from the front office because they have been unable to trade Marcus Stroman. Manager Aaron Boone recently revealed that Jazz Chisholm Jr. would be moving over to second base. As it currently stands, this leaves […]

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 Mets Fans Are Angry At The Wrong People

Mets Fans Are Angry At The Wrong People

While Mets fans have never been the brightest in the league, I never expected them to find a new way to show their lack of intelligence. During the team’s annual “Amazin’ Day” festival, fans broke out in chants in support of Pete Alonso. They also booed Baseball Operations Head David Stearns and owner Steve Cohen […]

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 The Yankees Signing Of Max Fried Is Being Underestimated

The Yankees Signing Of Max Fried Is Being Underestimated

After losing Juan Soto to the Mets, the New York Yankees almost immediately signed former Atlanta Braves ace Max Fried. With his eight-year, $210 million contract, New York made him the richest left-handed starter in league history. With all the other moves this offseason, it is almost as if the 31-year-old has become a forgotten […]

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 Scott Boras: An Emperor Losing Power

Scott Boras: An Emperor Losing Power

Throughout history, there have been many rise and fall stories of powerful emperors. Whether it’s ego, ill-advised decisions, revolutions, or other reasons; a longstanding emperor loses eventually loses his power. Given how last offseason went and how this current one is going, the same could be said about Scott Boras. Team owners have been less […]

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