I didn’t see anyone “calling” this one, so here it is.
Sorry if that’s not the case.
Arizona Diamondbacks-Stephen Drew.
Not a stranger to trade rumors (remember the much-discussed Clay Buchholz rumors in 2009?), Drew’s name is once again on the radar despite the fact he’ll start the season on the DL. Drew, whose season ended last year [...]

Some teams are bad, but at least they have one or two good players to root for. The teams on this list didn’t even have that. A brief synopsis is given of the seven teams in the history of major league baseball that had no player with at least 2.0 WAR.

We present the fourth annual list of best players at a given experience level, as determined by Runs Created per Plate Appearance.

By Bob Owens

Last year we had a photo finish for first. This year, we had a photo finish for both first and third, and one of the ties involved the same two people who tied last year.

Who are your picks?

As the Hot Stove season continues through Christmas time, I thought it would be interesting to look back at the best 1-year rentals in history. Namely, players who, whether by free agency or, more likely, trade, ended up on a different team for one season – before ultimately peacing out at season’s end (usually via [...]

Well done, Mr. Mozeliak.

I congratulate Mr. Verlander on his win. Keep Cabrera’s (or Granderson’s, or Ellsbury’s, or Bautista’s) MVP award well dusted and polished on your mantle.

Verlander has his award, who will carry the day in the NL?

By Bob Owens.

Who will the next one be?

American League MVP results come out on Monday – who are your picks?

Curious as to your thoughts!

What are your picks?

So awards season is getting ready to get into high gear.
On Monday, November 14, the rookies of the year will be announced. I maintain that at least five rookies from the class of 2010 class would have won in the National League, while the American League featured several solid starting pitchers. Here are my picks:
National [...]