Triple Play: Justin Upton, Jonathan Papelbon, Alex Rios
In this week’s Triple Play, we look at the hottest of several scorching Braves hitters, a closer who can’t put nor shut up, the man tasked with replacing Nelson Cruz…
Tag: Outfielders
The Hall Of Very Good Adds Two Members
On Monday, July 29, The Hall of Very Good™ opened its proverbial doors to two new members…two-time National League MVP, Atlanta Braves legend Dale Murphy and former Pittburgh Pirates World Series hero Steve Blass.
Triple Play: Carlos Gomez, Jeff Keppinger, Yadier Molina
Yadier Molina, despite the sore knee and what appeared to be a split fingernail, went 4-6 on Sunday with a home run, two doubles, four RBI and three runs scored.
Grading the Cardinals at the Half
To say the first half of the season for the Cardinals was good would be a gross understatement. The parts create the sum, and here is the rank of the how each portion of the club played into the first half, 1-38
Yahoo Sports: Matt Adams Solidifies St. Louis Cardinals Bench
The St. Louis Cardinals lacked punch from their bench in 2012. The arrival of Matt Adams gives the team a powerful left-handed bat in 2013.
Cardinals Position of Interest: Organizational Outfield
Over the next few weeks, I’ll be breaking down each position/area of the St. Louis Cardinals organization, from the Majors down to the rookie levels. Today, we’ll start in the outfield…and with one of the most obvious questions of the spring…
Royals Extend 21 Invites To Spring Training
The Kansas City Royals announced today that the club has invited 21 non-roster players to Major League Spring Training in Surprise, Ariz. Among the invitations are nine pitchers, four catchers, four infielders and four outfielders.
Royals sign four veteran players to Minor League contracts
Sherrill, Wheeler, Taveras and Nady provide depth to the Royals roster.
Jeremy Jeffress, Tommy Hottovy and Jason Bourgeois, we hardly knew ye
Jeffress, Hottovy and Bourgeois become footnotes in Royals history.
Hot Stove Notebook: Why Not Michael Bourn?
This team can be better at a few spots on the field and with today’s notebook, I look to the top of the free agent class and ask the simple question: Why not look at Michael Bourn?