Opening Day is almost here. It’s that time. As the resident Oakland Athletics beat writer, it’s only right we kick off the 2024 season with what the lineup will look like for the first game of the season. Alex Wood was named the Opening Day starter for the Oakland A’s. He will oppose Shane Bieber […]
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After being called up in July of 2023, many wondered what Zach Gelof would bring to the table. It was already a lost season for the Oakland Athletics, so there was no downside to seeing what he got. Well, the front office and fans got more than what they bargained for. In just 69 games […]
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We look forward to them every year. All four major sports have an all-star event that usually takes place in the middle of the season (unless you’re the NFL). But, which league had the best one? Let’s rank them from worst to best. 4. NFL Pro Bowl (Games) Remember when it was simply the AFC […]
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Traded by the Atlanta Braves, outfielder Esteury Ruiz landed in Oakland with many wondering what type of impact he would make. No one expected much of him heading into 2023, as with the other players on the roster. But, positive news came out of the spring in regards to him and his play. His speed […]
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There’s something about the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd, the smell of freshly cut grass. Baseball has this way of tapping into something deep inside us all. It’s more than just a sport. It’s a time machine, a comforting slice of Americana, a game passed down through generations. So, why do […]
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Crack the Code: Unveiling the Best MLB Teams to Bet On Embed from Getty Images The realm of MLB betting offers a treasure trove of opportunities for those with the right strategies. In this guide, we delve into the world of predictable MLB teams, shedding light on which ones are easiest to bet on and […]
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On February 9th 2-time Cy Young award winner and former Cleveland pitcher Corey Kluber retired from baseball. Kluber has seen some jersey changes since his time in Cleveland. Last playing for Boston (I shuddered writing that), it wasn’t evident at first that he was near retirement. He began the 2023 season as the opening-day starter […]
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Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow, which can mean only one thing – spring is coming. Tuesday marked the first day of full-squad workouts for the Cleveland Guardians at the Spring Training complex in Goodyear, Arizona. This marks the first season in over a decade for the Cleveland Guardians under a manager not named Terry […]
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The Oakland Athletics’ attempt to move to Las Vegas has been a disaster every step of the way. Owner John Fisher has yet to come up with the renderings of the new stadium or his end of the funding. I haven’t seen anything done right by the Athletics. As the calendar moves forward, it wouldn’t […]
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Major League Baseball’s offseason has been uncharacteristically slow this year. It isn’t uncommon for all-star caliber players to sign deals in February and sometimes March. However, what isn’t normal is the amount of quality players without a team for the 2024 season. While mega agent Scott Boras can hold up the offseason by himself, MLB […]
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Shota Imanaga, a 30-year-old baseball superstar from Japan, has been making waves in the Nippon Professional Baseball. He has captured the interest of Major League Baseball (MLB) teams, creating an exciting opportunity for baseball fans to witness the rise of a promising talent. Explore Imanaga’s journey and discover the factors to look into before you […]
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It’s no secret to Red Sox Nation that the last few years have been frustrating. It’s not just the losses on the field that have fans shaking their heads—it’s the front office dance of deception that’s leaving the Fenway faithful in a state of bewilderment. Boston Wants a Winner – And Winning Costs Money First, […]
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These trade rumors involving Masataka Yoshida and Kenley Jansen are ridiculous. The Red Sox shouldn’t be a team that needs to cut payroll to add players. Yet here we are. Craig Breslow is trying to be creative in building a better roster under whatever constraints John W. Henry has put on him. I get it. […]
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Oakland A’s owner John Fisher got what he wanted. All 30 MLB team owners voted unanimously to allow the Oakland Athletics to move to Las Vegas. I guess even the most inept people get a win occasionally. Lately, John Fisher has been touting bigger payrolls once the team officially moves to Sin City. However, Johnny […]
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