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Roster of the Month: Fathers, Sons, and Brothers

I am old enough to remember what I have forgotten. I always learned more about baseball from reading than from watching. With...

As the saying goes, “hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports.” However, even the worst hitters are usually...

This past offseason was in some ways unlike any offseason we’ve ever seen. The lack of big free agent money being spent...

Locking up young players before they hit the open market has been all the rage in baseball recently. Luis Severino, Aaron Nola,...

Every human being has shared the same nightmare, though it may take different forms. Getting laughed at by your crush. Giving an...

Are the Mariners a force to be reckoned with? Will the Red Sox reach .500? Will Mike Trout be a 19-win player?...

Inspiration comes from unexpected places. Mine comes from errors. I first wrote about baseball in March, 2017 at Banished to the Pen, maintaining...

NDid your favorite team sign a player to an extension recently? Probably so! This offseason, 24 players signed extensions with 16 teams...

Ducksnort Baseball Pordcast is back with their first episode of the 2019 season! Greg Nix and Wayland McQueen make standard predictions for...

The current suite of really cool MLB Advanced Media products – like Statcast, MLB.TV, and the awesome little clips and GIFs of...

It’s a myth that no one realized smoking was unhealthy. People knew tobacco was dangerous a long time ago. It’s really common...

Confucius, the famed fifth century B.C. Chinese philosopher and baseball strategist, once said, “True wisdom is knowing what you don’t know.” This...