Blog Roll

The absence of the leader in the American League batting race has opened the door for prospect Kyle Manzardo.

They're a day late, but there's a new leader on top of the FanGraphs Power Rankings.

I dove into a few theories that might explain, or at least illuminate, the change in pitcher usage over the past decade plus.

Soto has always worked miracles. Now he’s working better miracles.

Low offense has been the name of the game for the Mariners, particularly in Seattle.

May the sixth be with you. Wait, no, that one doesn't work? Let's talk about it - and baseball while we're at it.

The Padres are always acquiring good players for a slew of prospects you've never heard of, and the Marlins are back to building for the future. What happens when an irresistible force meets a movable object? A trade.

Oakland's recent rebuild trades haven't gone especially well, contributing to a system that's in rough shape.

Pinch-hitting rates in games with the designated hitter have risen in every season of the universal DH era.

John DeMarsico, director of SNY's Mets broadcasts, explains why and when he made each cut during the thrilling conclusion to Sunday's game.

After trading Luis Arraez, the Marlins are open for business. Also, Alek Manoah finally returned to a big league mound.