Blog Roll

Small but decent list.

Let's check on how Michael Baumann is doing in Effectively Wild’s Preseason Predictions Game.

The oft-injured shortstop is finally healthy, but no longer looks like the player who starred in Colorado.

With an assist from Leody Taveras, the bat tracking metrics can show us where some of the weirder batted balls come from.

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A few pitchers are heating up and finding their stuff, while a few hitters are seeing beach balls instead of baseballs at the plate.

New swing tracking data show how difficult Paredes' "one simple trick" actually is.

The 23-year-old southpaw has a 1.88 ERA and a 40.4% strikeout rate with the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs.

He doesn't stink, but he can be inconsistent.

Short slate on Thursday lacks certainty and could yield quite a bit of offense

Abbott has turned his fastball into a contact-suppression monster.

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It's no longer April, so these hot and cold starts are no longer insignificant.

Let's go over the significant playing time changes for hitters over the last week.

This is an above-average farm system thanks to the half dozen Top 100 prospects spearheading it and because the 45-FV tier is particularly deep, but many of the org's high-profile players are off to slow starts or are injured.

Prepare yourself to learn about Swing Path Tilt. But, like, in a fun way.

With a new team, a new approach, and the same old strange pitch mix, the 2021 AL Cy Young winner has returned to relevance.

Sure, Wrigley Field is a pitcher's park. But is it a pitcher's park in June?

Wide open board for Wednesday from top tier studs to longshot upside plays