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Why Is Off The Bench Doing Pokemon Week?

The really short answer to the question posed in the title is: Why the hell not? Casting aside the Hillary Duff logic for...

5 Middle Relievers with Closer Stuff As a baseball blogger, I pride myself on knowing more about baseball than the average fan....

Baseball season is in full swing (pun intended), and there are a ton of gut wrenching, pull your hair out of frustration...

After an emotional first game of a double header and a pre game 2 ceremony in which Derek Jeter’s iconic number 2...

Off The Bench likes Zac Brown Band. Their Fourth Album, Jekyll and Hyde, came out in the summer of 2015, just before...

Things change, things stay the same. With a San Francisco collapse, the NL West gave us an eventful end of season last...

Ah the AL East, that hotbed of money, competition, and heartbreak. In 2016, the AL East earned the unique distinction of “division...

The NL Central is a division characterized by contrasts. On the one hand, the Chicago Cubs, led by the best manager in...

Roller coaster doesn’t even begin to describe the Boston Red Sox of the past seven seasons. Since the abysmal 2012 season that...

The AL West is one of baseball’s most interesting divisions. It features baseball’s best player, its most talented shortstop and top two...

The National League East is a mix of the haves and the have-nots, though not to the extreme that was 2016, when 3...

Despite losing Mark Teixeira, the starting first basemen in the Bronx for the better part of the last decade, the New York...