Covering MLB with a focus on the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals
Right-handed rookie starting pitcher Shelby Miller won the fifth spot in the rotation in spring training and pitched brilliantly for much of the first half of the season, but the 22-year-old’s performance began to drop in mid-June.
The St. Louis Cardinals landed Friday in Atlanta ready to begin an 11-game, 10-day road trip against three of the best teams in the National League with the best record in Major League Baseball.
Team announces Berkman to be activated tomorrow.
As we sit at the All-Star Break, we take some time to reflect on the Kansas City Royals performance by position in the first half of the season.
He is one of the guys that reminds me that baseball is ultimately a game people play because they love it, or at least at one point in time they did.
Questions about the health of the 2012 St. Louis Cardinals started popping up before the ink was dry on the contracts signed by Rafael Furcal and Carlos Beltran.
The Royals have lost some key players to injuries, but their replacements are playing well.
After an up and down week in Surprise, I think everyone is actually more confused about this Kansas City Royals team than they were at the start of Spring Training.
Catcher Salvador Perez injures his left knee during spring training and his return to action is uncertain.
A look back at what happened to the man that could have been the Royals’ first great pitcher.
