The Los Angeles Dodgers have one of the toughest offensive lineups this season, but the team had their ups and downs with their bullpen. From the pitching end, Tyler Glasnow and Yoshinobu Yamamoto have been incredible. Yet, the Dodgers’ pitching squad is not intact, with some of the veterans out on the injured list. Things will get better for the boys in blue as their starting … [Read more...] about Three Dodgers Pitchers Who Could Potentially Make A Strong Comeback
The Greatest Catch In World Series History
Al Gionfriddo made the greatest catch in World Series history in 1947. It was better than Willie Mays’s catch in 1954. The 1947 Series pitted the Brooklyn Dodgers against the New York Yankees. For the 1954 Series, the combatants were the New York Giants and the Cleveland Indians. The consensus among baseball fans and observers is that Mays made the better catch. Game 1 of the … [Read more...] about The Greatest Catch In World Series History
Five Player the Angels Should Consider Trading Early This Season
The Angels are having another tough open to the season here in 2024. With Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon both going down with injuries, the Angels will likely finish below .500 for the 9th year in a row. With all that said, here are some potential early trades the Angels could consider. Five Potential Trades the Angels Should Consider Tyler Anderson Tyler Anderson, 34, is … [Read more...] about Five Player the Angels Should Consider Trading Early This Season
Los Angeles Dodgers Ace is Finally Healthy, Will Return Next Week
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters that pitcher Walker Buehler will make his season debut on Monday against the Miami Marlins. Buehler, 29, will return to the majors 20 months after undergoing his second Tommy John operation. We haven’t seen Walker Buehler pitch for the Dodgers in almost 2 years. That all changes next Monday according to Dave Roberts. … [Read more...] about Los Angeles Dodgers Ace is Finally Healthy, Will Return Next Week
How One Angels Outfielder is Struck with Bad Luck
Mickey Moniak has been through a series of unfortunate events this season. Moniak is hitting a paltry .156/.206/.220 to go with a -0.7 fWAR. This is coming off the heels of a successful 2023 campaign, in which Moniak swatted 14 home runs in just over 300 plate appearances. It’s only a month into the season, but what has been going on with Moniak? Ron Washington on Mickey … [Read more...] about How One Angels Outfielder is Struck with Bad Luck