Blog Roll

Plus, an update on Braves right-hander Didier Fuentes.

The Minnesota shortstop is one of the most prolific twin killers in baseball history. The rest of the league? Not so much.

An unexpectedly robust offense has helped the Mariners to the top of the AL West, but their ace has joined George Kirby on the shelf.

The 2014 first-round pick has never lived up to expectations, at least not yet.

Hoerner isn't having his best season at the plate, but by one measure, he's been absolutely perfect.

He's the last pitcher I would have expected to exhibit such fanatical devotion to the strike zone. I'm not even sure it's the same guy.

As the O’s woes continue, time is no longer their friend.

The Mariners infielder has been raking, and he looks like a completely different hitter this season. But it's more complicated than that.

Still available to put in some innings.

After a bummer of a 2024 season, the speedy Cardinals center fielder is succeeding with a completely new approach at the plate.

Does Singer want to learn a cutter, or does he want to be the kind of pitcher you have to describe tactfully to avoid hurting anyone’s feelings? I think we have our answer.

A round of a-paws for the Bark in the Park All-Stars.