What Went Wrong In Kansas City Royals Sweep?
A hot start after the All Star break had Royals fans dreaming of the postseason.
A hot start after the All Star break had Royals fans dreaming of the postseason.
I’m going to say something which may ruffle some feathers. Salvador Perez is a little overrated.
The biggest race of the year was not supposed to be the Pittsburgh Pirates and the St. Louis Cardinals. It was supposed to be the Washington Nationals and the Atlanta Braves.
This time around, we take a look at my ultimate All-Star team, the most ridiculous decision any manager has made or will make all season, my suggestion for All-Star Game rosters, and more.
As the All-Star break comes into view, we look at a record-setting Rockies outfielder, the end of an error in Kansas City, our weekly Wainwright Walk Watch, and more.
This week, we take a closer look at a first-time dad on a hot streak, a team that has picked a bad time to slump, and our weekly Wainwright Walk Watch.
The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the most balanced attacks in all of Major League Baseball. Their pitching staff leads in earned-run average, the defense has the fewest errors in baseball and the lineup is ranked fourth of the 30 teams, but every power-producing engine needs a spark plug.
The kings of irrelevant success are at it early in 2012.
Will David Freese build off his postseason success?
Catcher Salvador Perez injures his left knee during spring training and his return to action is uncertain.