The Boston Red Sox have the American League’s best record after the 15–1 romping of the Kansas City Royals on Thursday. With that in mind, to say this roster is a finished product would be far from the truth. …

It’s not often that David Krejci’s game is accompanied by a giant zero on the scoresheet. However, for 19 games this season, that’s all the 34-year-old has shown for goal-scoring; one big, giant goose-egg. The Czech native is far from the tier of an Alex Ovechkin, an Auston Matthews or…

Outside of the Padres, the New York Mets have been arguably the busiest team this offseason. That level of business has trickled into their reported interest in 2020 NL Cy Young winner, Trevor Bauer. However, Bauer doesn’t make much sense for the New York Mets roster. Why? Typically when you’re…

One of the most powerful positions in all sports is to be a member of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA). Not only do they get a say in who wins a particular award for the MLB season, but they also get to tend to the gates of the…

The New York Yankees let it be known early in Spring Training that there was no catching controversy. Trading Gary Sánchez to the Minnesota Twins is symbolic for a couple of reasons. For starters, General Manager Brian Cashman and co. waved the white flag on him. Second, the team instills…

Omar Vizquel played a long time as an MLB player, but he was a Hall of Accumulator, not a Hall of Famer. Being a productive major leaguer for 24 years is impressive. That being said, the 11-time Gold Glove winner is not worthy of a Cooperstown induction. At face value…

The discourse for the Baseball Hall of Fame is a cesspool of flawed logic, favoritism, and clickbait. However, there are plenty of former MLB stars on the 2022 Hall of Fame ballot worthy of consideration. …

Xander Bogaerts is one of the more underrated players in Major League Baseball, but have Red Sox fans begun to overrate him? In short, the answer is yes. The 28-year-old shortstop is slashing .300/.370/.506 and looks to be on his way to a fourth-consecutive 130 or better wRC+ season. On…

Sports Twitter is an outlet that can spark all sorts of debates. The latest being the newfound debate surrounding the career of Royals catcher Salvador Perez. Fresh off being awarded as AL Player of the Week, Perez is slashing .290/.324/.565 with a .372 wOBA and a wRC+ of 136 since…