Category Archives: MLB

Yankees Starting Early with Paxton Trade

Christopher Dinkins | November 20th, 2018

Now it’s time for the New York Yankees to attempt to make a run at 2019 and upgrade their pitching staff. The off-season has gotten off to a major start with the acquisition of James Paxton coming to New York from the Seattle Mariners for three prospects. The biggest name out of those prospects being Justus Sheffield, who everyone had high hopes for, but unfortunately after a late-season call-up last season which really did not pan out as hoped, he became expendable. Continue reading →

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HOF Case – Larry Walker

Logan Whaley | November 17th, 2018

“Number 33, Larrrryyyy Walkerrrrrrr.”

It is difficult to be a fan of Major League Baseball and not know the name, Larry Walker. If you talk to the Colorado faithful about the name, it is an aspect of Denver sports legend. The Major League Baseball Hall of Fame nominee list includes Walker for the ninth time. It means because of the reduction in eligibility, from 15 years to 10 years, Walker has only two total attempts to be inducted. Will his chances continue to grow this year?

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What Have You Done For Me Lately?

Brian Handzel | November 15th, 2018

Revisiting the Minor League MVPs a Season Later.

How did 2017’s Class A Advanced Most Valuable Player’s perform in their 2018 campaign? In this week’s installment of ‘What Have You Done For Me Lately’ I’ll take a look.

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Did Shohei Ohtani Deserve the AL ROY?

John Lepore | November 14th, 2018

There has been a ton of discussion over the American League Rookie of the Year voting. While Shohei Ohtani won pretty easily, many fans, especially Yankee fans, are up in arms that Miguel Andujar didn’t get the award. Let’s take a look at the numbers and why Ohtani won.

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