Before Jordan Hicks threw a pitch on Friday night, he was already in hot water with umpire Greg Gibson for the color of his glove. Hicks attempted to dawn his team colors red and white, violating rule 3.07. The rule states, “The pitcher’s glove may not, exclusive of piping, be white, gray, nor, in the […]
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Max Scherzer, Mark Canha, Eduardo Escobar, and Starling Marte. What do they have in common? They’ve all jumped on the gravy train that is Steve Cohen’s Mets. Listen to MLB Daily cover these moves by the New York Mets and more in this weeks episode! Listen to “Episode 239 l It's about the Mets Baby, […]
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It appears that we finally have a complete deal. In the evening of June 4th, Chad Jennings and Julian McWilliams reported the rest of the Andrew Benintendi trade. These players will act as the three players to be named later from Kansas City and New York. According to these reports, Kansas City will send pitchers […]
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Red Sox-Yankees, a tale as old as time. The greatest rivalry in all of American sports is renewed this weekend. While it’s inexplicable that the schedule allowed these division foes to stay away from each other as long as they have, we will be looking at two of the American League’s top teams. The Yankees […]
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The United States National Team has now achieved a 2-0 record at the Baseball Americas Qualifier. In winning this, the USA has not only clinched but swept Group A. Among the competition in Group A, the USA has had to face Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. This puts the team in a prime […]
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USA baby! A pandemic can only slow down the dominance of United States athletics; never stop it. Another avenue for American victory opens up in Tokyo this summer with baseball returning to the Olympic games. Now that qualifying season is upon us, we now know just who will be joining Team USA in its earliest […]
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Listen to “078 | The Machine to the Dodgers, 5/15 game recaps + Oakland A’s Relocation?” on Spreaker. On May 16th episode of MLB Daily, we discussed the ongoing story with the Oakland Athletics and Major League Baseball recommending that they leave Oakland if the city doesn’t agree to build a new stadium. Is it […]
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One of the many aspects that have been lost in our society is the respect for our elders that we once had. The elders gradually commanded less of the family’s power over the last century to the point where the nursing home population is beginning to look like the phone of the woman Jared Porter […]
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We all know that feeling. You’re with someone who you care about and want to share in their passion, in this case, the Boston Red Sox. The trouble is you may not know the difference between a Pesky Pole and a telephone pole. Luckily for all of the girlfriends/boyfriends, wives/husbands, mistresses/mister, friends with benefits, and […]
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And Perhaps Comeback Player of the Year? Today in a surprise to no one, Red Sox designated hitter JD Martinez received the American League Player of the Week award. During this week span, Martinez slashed .458/.500/1.125 in 5 games, adding to an already ridiculous start. With the Red Sox slugger leading the league in extra-base […]
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Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. The Yankees are in last place, and they act like it to. With today, April 11th, being Jason Varitek‘s 49th birthday, it makes sense to evaluate where the legend stands. Varitek caught for the Red Sox for 15 seasons between 1997 and 2011, where he slashed .256/.341/.435 […]
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The City Connect Jersey is the Most Contentious Point Since the Tea Act Nike and Major League Baseball have announced this week that they will curate a new jersey line. These jerseys are the “City Connect” series, a line to show the heart and soul of several baseball towns. In addition to Boston, Miami, both […]
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Now the season now underway, and the Red Sox are in the midst of their opening series with the Baltimore Orioles. Let’s look at the top Red Sox stories from around the mound in April. Top Story: Infield Will Bobby Dalbec Cement Himself in the Rookie of the Year Talk? On Friday, Throbby D made […]
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When Michael Chavis was added to the Red Sox roster in 2019, he provided the spark they desperately needed. Similar to the way Brian Johnson threw a complete-game shutout in his Fenway debut, Chavis’ first game was against the Rays where he provided the game-winning hit. Since his rookie year, the similarities between Chavis and […]
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