J.A. Happ, helmets for pitchers, and a new rule?
Pitching's always going to be dangerous, but things can be done and things will, eventually, be done.
Pitching's always going to be dangerous, but things can be done and things will, eventually, be done.
The language changes, and baseball's hardly an exception. Sixty years ago, Barry Zito might have been described as a cunny thumb, not no more. Here are some things you just don't hear any more.
Rob already wrote about Matt Harvey here, and you know that if you want plate-to-apple coverage, you can always go to Amazin' Avenue. But it feels like there's room for at least one more paean to...
There are people reading this who have never seen a Baseball Encyclopedia. Oh, you lucky fools. It was the book form of Baseball-Reference.com, but with five percent of the information. It was the...
Tuesday night, only two things went wrong for Matt Harvey: He had a bloody nose in the first inning, and he gave up an infield hit in the seventh. Otherwise he was perfect.
Both the Angels and the Blue Jays were generally expected to wind up in the postseason after serious off-season revampings. But both have struggled terrible so far this spring. Which club's got a better chance of turning things around?
Melky Cabrera used to be good, but he hasn't been since returning from a PED-related suspension. Is there any sort of easy, obvious explanation for this? I wonder ...
Hey, you can't blame a manager for at least sounding optimistic, even after his club is swept by its keenest rival.
Roy Halladay flashed little of his usually brilliant form last season, and this one's off to a rough start, too.
It seems to be fashionable to at least acknowledge that umpires have a tough job before you slam them. Okay. Fair enough. Compare the career path of the umpire to that of a major-league player,...