The Snake Bit Dbacks May Be Getting Good Injury News

Snake bit is an understatement. The Arizona Diamondbacks have 4 players on either the 10 or 15 day IL and an additional 4 more on the 60 day IL. That doesn’t count Ryne Nelson, who was activated from the IL on Sunday or Zac Gallen who is supposed to be healthy according to Manager Torey […]

kwan down, kyle up

Outfielder Steven Kwan left Saturday’s game with hamstring tightness, he went for an MRI on Sunday, and was subsequently placed on the 10 day IL by the Guardians. In a corresponding move, the Guardians will promote slugger Kyle Manzardo from AAA prior to the start of Mondays game against the Detroit Tigers. let’s talk about […]

WWE Backlash Results, opinions & fallout

The WWE premium live event starts with Michael Cole telling us some details about Lyon France, where WWE Backlash is being broadcast from. It is the third largest city in France, there are four title matches, it is the first ever PLE ever held in France, it is sold out from the LDLC Arena and […]

The Reds Have Mismanaged 1st Base All Season, Especially Recently

I love this team, I am happy they are a game over .500, only 3.5 games out of 1st place and have a +18 run differential. But what I am not happy about is that over the last 10 games the Reds had a chance to move up in the standings, and they failed to […]

10 Things You Might Not Know About Whitey Herzog

Norman Elvert Herzog began his Major League playing career in 1956 and he ended his managerial career in 1990. He played for 4 different teams and he managed 4 different clubs. Along the way his baseball career took him to such titles as scout, coach, manager, general manager and even farm system director. As a […]

Eleven Reasons Why Paul Heyman Is a “Hall Of Fame Guy”

Paul Heyman may not be “Classy” or “The Brain” or a “Grand Wizard” nor was he ever a “Captain” or the “Mouth of the South” but that was because Paul Heyman was so much more. How much more? Just keep reading, as the resume just keeps increasing. And just to give you a glimpse, Heyman […]

Money Over Tradition in MLB

I love baseball. In my opinion the worse days of the year are the baseball off-season. I want to further the game. I want to grow “America’s Pastime” into America’s Present. I want more eyes on the game. I therefore understand the importance of growing our game, with eyes on our sport from other countries […]

Why the Guardians are Smart Putting Myles Straw on Waivers

According to Zack Meisel of The Athletic, the Cleveland Guardians have placed center fielder Myles Straw on waivers. This may seem like a shock to some fans, and honestly it was to me, after researching the decision, I have come to the conclusion that this is a smart decision by the Guardians. Moreover, there are […]

Kyle Manzardo Had Great Numbers, But Was A Numbers Casualty

There are all kinds of cliches out there, especially when it comes to numbers. “Numbers don’t lie”, “you can manipulate numbers to say what you want”, and of course, the numbers on the back of the baseball card. But sometimes, even when you have these numbers .381/.458/.476 you are still a casualty of a different […]

Are the Reds overlooking the obvious replacement for T.J. Friedl?

I was in the Goodyear Ballpark stands as Friedl dove headlong in center field trying to catch a ball hit by Seattle Mariners Ryan Bliss. As he was diving I actually stood up out of my seat and held my breath. Then I saw his glove not only roll under him but actually fly up […]