RubberDucks Walk It OFF In Wild Finish

Akron, OH — Canal, Park The Akron RubberDucks took the field looking to snap a 4-game skid with the Erie SeaWolves on Sunday afternoon. Prior to the final game of the six-game series, Erie had outscored Akron 26-16. LHP Ryan Webb toed the rubber for the RubberDucks and kept the SeaWolves off the board, including […]

Sunday’s SnoozeYouLose Pick

We got back in the win column last week with a 2T parlay. We are heading back to the well this week to try and put some money in the account. We first head to Nationals Park in Washington, DC for the rubber game between the visiting Houston Astros and the Washington Nationals. Houston grabbed […]

Alaverez Hurt – What To Expect From The Reinforcements

On Friday night, the Mets beat the powerhouse Los Angeles Dodgers, but at what cost? The Mets 22 year old catcher, Francisco Alvarez was placed on the Injured Listed after spraining his thumb while scrambling on the base paths. Hopefully Alvarez doesn’t have to spend a lot of time on the IL, but if he […]

RubberDucks Struggle To Keep The SeaWolves at Bay

AKRON, OH — Canal Park Welcome to Akron baseball — where Wednesday night’s ballgame featured a funnel cloud looming just beyond the outfield wall, and Thursday’s game brought sunshine that blew in 70 degree temps into Canal Park. The Akron RubberDucks were facing the Erie SeaWolves for their third game in a best-of-six series, with […]

Mets Down On The Farm – Weekly Round-Up, April 15

For those who aren’t aware, a good rule of thumb with Minor League Baseball is that teams will play six straight games, against one opponent, typically playing Tuesday through Sunday. This helps cut down on the travel, especially for those longer road trips that Minor Leaguers know all too well. With that being said, let’s […]

Thompson up, Cuas down for Cubs

Friday, the Cubs optioned righty reliver Jose Cuas to Triple-A Iowa. Keegan Thompson joined the big league team in the corresponding move. Cuas was acquired at last year’s trade deadline as the Cubs sent Nelson Valasquez to the Royals in a 1-for-1 swap. In 27 games during the 2nd half for Chicago last season, Cuas […]

Sunday’s SnoozeYouLose Pick

We’ve dropped our last two article plays so we are looking to get into the win column today. A two team cross sport parlay might be what the doctor ordered. We first head to the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada for the rubber matchup between the Blue Jays and the visiting Colorado Rockies. The Rockies […]

Doctor, We See You Now

Sunday April 14th is the day when Dwight Gooden, Dr. K., will have his number 16 retired at Citi Field. Doc is, in my opinion, still the measuring stick for all other Mets staters even-though he retired in 2001. His upper 90’s fastball with the sweeping curve was a deadly combination. When a pitcher throws a great curve, […]

What To Expect From The Syracuse Mets in 2024

The Syracuse Mets have played 8 games so far this season, posting a 4-4 record. While the records don’t always matter in the Minor Leagues, the fans in Syracuse need something to look forward to. The Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets have not finished above .500 since their first season with the Mets […]

What have we learned from the first 10 games of the Yankees?

The New York Yankees have started the season 8-2 and have won all three series. They started the season in Houston on March 28, and waltzed into Houston and swept the Astros with timely hitting, by Oswaldo Cabrera, Juan Soto and Anthony Volpe. The pitching wasn’t stellar but starters, Marcus Stroman, Nestor Cortes, Luis Gil, […]