Fan Banter
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A Dynamic Foursome
The Atlanta Braves farm system has always been held in high regard for their ability to develop talent. Their current quartet of Julio Teheran, Mike Minor, Randall Delgado, and Arodys Vizcaino could be the organization’s Mona Lisa. In fact, the aptitude of the fore mentioned prospects is practically off the charts. Since 1990 there have
Neil Walker: Has he put it all together?
Neil Walker was born to play baseball. Â That's how Baseball America began it's scouting report on Walker in November of 2005. Â He was drafted 11th overall by the Pirates in the 2004 MLB draft, the first time the Pirates took a local talent in the first round. Â He had the pedigree as his father pitched
¡Oye Como Va! The Carlos Santana Era is Set to Begin!
Normally when my daughter wakes me up at 6:30 am, I'm not especially happy about it. Â Today though, I'm pretty glad she did as it allowed me to see this: Buster_ESPN The Carlos Santana Era is set to begin: The Indians' catcher has reportedly been called up to make his debut tonight.about 1 hour ago
Prospects to Watch:1st Review
When we rolled out our 2010 team previews one thing we did was pick a Prospect to Watch for each team(or more in some cases). Â I tried to pick players that weren't consensus Top 100 prospects but were still capable of making some noise this year potentially putting themselves in a position to make prospect
Role Revival: Jose Contreras
Jose Contreras came to the Yankees from Cuba and was rather unappreciated by the Yankee faithful due to injuries and his fat paycheck didn't help. In the midst of his second season in pinstripes, General Manager Brian Cashman traded him White Sox. In his first two years on the south side the Cuban posted his
Quick Fix of the New York Mets
I've never tried to hide that I've been a Mets fan since I was a tot. Like many of my enlighten brethren, I've been calling for the firing of both Jerry Manuel and Omar Minaya. Hopefully Jeff Wilpon hears our cries and calls me. Obviously I'm presented with three options, rebuild, go for broke, or
Dayton Moore Says “Top This Omar!”
Sunday night word came that Royals GM Dayton Moore had sent third basemen Alex Gordon down to AAA to make room in the lineup for Chris Getz. Â While that in itself is a horrible decision, I thought at least Gordon will get to play everyday at 3B now and should be able to find his
Following Baseball on Twitter
  While I'm typically not a big social media guy, I eventually came to the realization that I was missing a lot of good baseball stuff by not being on twitter. Twitter, for those of you who are unaware, is essentially the "status" line of facebook or myspace but without all the B.S. that
