2015 MLB Trade Deadline Winners and Losers
By Matthew Behrndt The non-waiver trade deadline came to end after a fantastic few days leading up to a lackluster final day of free agency. Even though the final day was a disappointment considering […]
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Cardinals Under FBI Investigation
By Michael Hanley The St. Louis Cardinals became the center of the baseball world’s focus for other something than their outstanding record on this season so far. The Cardinals organization is being investigated by the […]
Astros To Remove Tal’s Hill
By: Michael Hanley The Houston Astros, to the delight of opposing center fielders, will remove Tal’s Hill before the 2016 season gets underway. This is a move that has been long called for by opposing […]
The surprise MLB teams this season
By DaVince “Dino” Wright The most important position in baseball is the pitcher. Pitching is the key for wins and loses. I’m surprised by two teams that have made a drastic change from cellar dwellers to […]
Texas Rangers sweep Houston Astros
By Alex Al-Kazzaz After a very rough first month of the 2015 season, the Texas Rangers finally won a series. The Rangers earned their first series win by defeating the Houston Astros 7-1 Tuesday […]
Only Their Record was Un-American
By Will Martin What to make of a team and a season when you make history before the month of April begins with career win #4000 and finishes out a season with a guaranteed crowd […]
The Hunter Versus the Hunted
By Will Martin One term you will hear often among baseball teams who are in the race for a playoff spot is, ‘The Hunt For October’. A mindset, a belief, a goal, a destination, some […]
The Drive for Five
By Will Martin Coming into play this weekend the Houston Astros knew there was one team whom they could lay claim to dominating this 2013 season. In fact, this was the only team the Houston […]
As the Crowe Flies
By Will Martin Exactly twenty games remain in the 2013 season for the Houston Astros. In this their first season ever in the American League. Suffice to say this nucleus of youth and little payroll […]
The Week That Was
By Will Martin Happy Labor Day from wet and rainy North Texas. From wherever you are spending this weekend I hope you have had fun with friends and family and the like. The good news […]