One-Batter Reliever No More In 2020 As MLB Slaps Itself On The Back For Fixing The Game
New rules, uncertain outcomes from Major League Baseball regarding minimum batters-faced and trade deadlines.
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Slow Ballplayers/Fans Of Tennis Replays Rejoice At MLB’s Latest Plan
How many steals would Rickey Henderson have had with only 89 feet to travel?
Read moreBet Tu Brutus? Baseball Jumps Into Bed With Gamblers. Will It Jump Into Bed With Pete Rose Next?
All of a sudden, gambling and baseball go together like Forrest and plaid shirts. Pete Rose has a plaid shirt. How come he and baseball aren’t best good friends?
Read moreSure Harper And Machado Got More Money But The Rockies And Nolan Arenado Won The Off Season
How good is the Rockies’ signing of Nolan Arenado? The best player out of the big three to sign this week did the right thing by himself, his team and their fans.
Read moreSolving MLB’s Balance Problem
Every year, a baseball tries to lose its way to success. Occasionally one succeeds. Should MLB try to force more competition or allow bad general managers to continue to put their team’s dwindling fan base through the ringer?
Read moreLet’s Sack MLB’s Extra Inning Idea
Games of H-O-R and 92-meter dashes think starting extra innings with a man on second is a great idea. All would take less time.
Read moreMLB Proposals To Hurry Up Would Likely Have The Opposite Effect
Umpires and shorter commercial breaks would do wonders to shorten the length of Major League Baseball games.
Read moreThe Unsung Excellence Of Frank Robinson
Frank Robinson was unsung, and often unheralded. Maybe it was because he didn’t call attention to himself. Maybe it was because we shouldn’t have let him get away with it.
Read morePoem/Schmoem: A Questionable Off-season
The thought of spring has us all fluttorious with thoughts of Kershaw and Didi Gregorius
Read moreThe Good And The Bad Of The Hall Of Fame Ballot
As they stole hits and wins during their careers, PED users continue to steal –votes– from their contemporaries.
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