Baseball season is almost here. It was an exciting winter. Here is how we saw the offseason through a questionnaire. THE QUESTIONS Mark Halpern – Xander Bogaerts going to San Diego was a huge move. Adding him to a lineup that includes Machado, Juan Soto, and eventually, Fernando Tatis Jr. Bogaerts, Machado on one sideContinue reading “SIN’S MLB OFFSEASON Recap”
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WBC preview: Canada
By: Ross Mazin The WBC is upon us, and I couldn’t be more excited. The WBC is where the stars get to play for national pride. Canada last played in the WBC in 2006, where they had their signature win over the United States. Despite that, Canada has never made it out of pool play.Continue reading “WBC preview: Canada “
Team Israel and Japan Previews
By: Lawrence Lang As The World Baseball Classic Approaches, it’s time to break down Team Israel and Team Japan. Starting with team Israel they are making its first appearance in the WBC since 2017. In the 2017 WBC, Israel went 3-0 in the first round beating South Korea, Chinese Taipei, and the Netherlands. But inContinue reading “Team Israel and Japan Previews”
WBC Preview: Cuba and Great Britain
By: Mike Rifkin The World Baseball Classic is upon us. Baseball players worldwide will take center stage and represent their country in this great tournament. Cuba will be a part of Pool A along with Italy, Chinese Taipei, Netherlands, and Panama. Some of the best Cuban players should be playing in the WBC. Yordan Alvarez,Continue reading “WBC Preview: Cuba and Great Britain “
FEAR OF INJURIES IN THE W.B.C
(THE WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC) By Mark Halpern Well, we have waited with great exuberance for Baseball to get here, and that time has arrived, but fans of most MLB teams are going to be worried about their star players going off to play in the Olympics of Baseball. The World BaseballContinue reading “FEAR OF INJURIES IN THE W.B.C”
Somebody’s Got Some Explaining To Do
By: Mike Rifkin When talking about cheating in Baseball, the most recent memory was the 2017 Houston Astros. The punishments were severe, with General Manager Jeff Luhnow and Manager AJ Hinch both suspended for one year, and then both were fired by the organization. Former assistant General Manager Brandon Taubman was also suspended for aContinue reading “Somebody’s Got Some Explaining To Do”
STEVE COHEN THE CURRENT GEORGE STEINBRENNER
By Mark Halpern Let’s take a trip back to the end of the 2000 season; George Steinbrenner shells out the most significant contract, a 7-year 100mil+, to Jason Giambi. This contract is the first contract of $ 100 million of its kind. It didn’t stop there as we saw the Yankees hand out deals toContinue reading “STEVE COHEN THE CURRENT GEORGE STEINBRENNER”
What’s The Goal?
By: Mike Rifkin If you owned a sports franchise, your goal would be to do whatever it took to win. Over the weekend, Rockies Owner Dick Monfort spoke at a community event. He was talking about the San Diego Padres spending money. “That puts a lot of pressure on us. But it’s not just theContinue reading “What’s The Goal?”
What could be next for the Mets?
By Mark Halpern Since Steve Cohen purchased the Mets, his quest for a championship back in New York is beyond Aggressive. The first move he did as an owner was traded for Francisco Lindor, last year we saw him go get the likes of Starling Marte, Eduardo Escobar, and Chris Bassitt and just this yearContinue reading “What could be next for the Mets?”
METS FIND THEIR 4TH OUTFIELDERIN TOMMY PHAM
By Mark Halpern In the wake of the Carlos Correa debacle almost two weeks ago, the Mets were looking again for another position player to add to this already impressive team. The Mets signed OF Tommy Pham today to a one-year $6 million contract, pending physical. Tommy Pham came up in the St LouisContinue reading “METS FIND THEIR 4TH OUTFIELDERIN TOMMY PHAM”
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