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If you want to make the playoffs, you either need to finish in the top 10 or 12 in the league in wRC+ or play in the AL Central. That’s less true this year.
I’ve been poking around this for a couple weeks now, trying to find Pfaadt’s secret. Obviously, he’s getting better contact-suppression numbers, but I couldn’t figure out how.
The deep state might not be turning the pitchers left-handed, but they’re definitely turning the hitters left-handed.
By: Michael Baumann
MLB’s new proposals concern the creation of a weekly roster change window, a more aggressive Rule 5 draft, and free agent blackout periods during the offseason.
On the hook for either Luis Robert Jr.’s $20 million team option or a $2 million buyout in 2027, the O’s also have to get him to the Inner Harbor, which is not cheap.
What a year for guys who wear pants with a 28-inch waist and a 40-inch inseam.
By: Michael Baumann
These aren’t just any newcomers and nobodies, they’re newcomers and nobodies with panache.
With Ohtani’s body being one gastrointestinal butterfly short of a game of Operation, he’s no longer hitting like the Indomitable God-Emperor of Baseball.
“Maybe I hide the ball better because as a righty on the third-base side you don’t really see the ball for a touch longer. But to answer your question, I don’t know what it is.”…
As the Phillies’ roster stays the same, the calendar moves with lightning speed. It’s left him as a perpetual rookie on the most static roster in modern baseball history.
