The contract extension wave may have died down, but there are three MLB players who stand out as next in line to receive an extension.

Major League Baseball recently debuted a Japanese-style anime commercial called “Heroes of the Game.” Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Paul Skenes, and Juan Soto are portrayed with superhuman abilities to appeal to a younger audience. Jose Ramirez shows up at the end in a “one guy from each team” group photo, but he played like a… read more

Brady Singer 6+ Strikeouts (-105) Brady Singer had a debut that will go down in Cincinnati Reds History. He pitched seven scoreless innings, has eight strikeouts, and is rocking a lovely 0.43 WHIP. Not bad for your first start as a Red. The strikeouts will play a key role in this matchup given their opponent…. read more

After defending home turf for seven straight games, Toronto takes to the road, starting their trip in Queens, New York and hoping to spoil the New York Met’s home opening series. The first two series’ the Mets played on the road to begin the year, were certainly not hte way they hoped it would go… read more

Shota Imanaga got an out in the eighth inning for the first time in his Major League Baseball career as the Chicago Cubs beat the San Diego Padres 3-1 in the home opener at Wrigley Field. Imanaga pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing just four hits and one run with four strikeouts to earn his second… read more

This off-season, Leody Taveras stayed in DFW to work on his game after a down year in the 2024 season. Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said Taveras worked a lot on his small ball game. Despite it sounding cliche for a team that hasn’t really bunted or stolen bases since he took over but it was… read more

​In a challenging home opener on Friday, the Colorado Rockies hoped to find an offensive oasis from their struggles, but they were left out in the cold as they were defeated 6-3 by the Athletics in an 11-inning affair at Coors Field. Snowflakes and low temperatures set the stage for the first game of the… read more

It was Opening Night for Single- and Double-A ball, yet with just one “name” starter on the docket as the Friday Night ace: Noah Schultz, at Birmingham. And it didn’t go well.

There was little doubt that the Colorado Rockies would be eager to call up their top pitching prospect in 2025. It wasn’t a matter of “if” but “when” they would call him up for his Major League debut. For the Rockies, and everyone for that matter, that moment is coming much sooner than expected, as… read more

Rafael Devers To Get a Hit (-200) Sounds crazy right? Yes he’s made history in the worst way possible, but things are beginning to look up. Devers has put together more competitive at bats and is generating  walks and is getting on base. He is not chasing and is working counts, and it’s good baby… read more