Category Archives: MLB/MiLB

A contract is a binding verbal and/or written agreement between a group of people or individuals enforced by law. If either party breaches the contract, a law suit can occur, and/or one or both of the parties leaving the agreement. In the White Sox vs Adam LaRoche dispute, Laroche chose to retire, thus leaving because of a breach, meaning termination of the contract and LaRoche not being paid in 2016. For the past several years, LaRoche always has expressed his son’s allowance in the clubhouse being a crucial part of his contract with his current team. Last offseason when Adam Continue reading Ken Williams and Other White Sox Front Office Staff in the Hot Seat→

From 1996-2014, Derek Jeter ruled the Yankees infield while others stepped in and out over the years to fill the other positions. Didi Gregorius is now the the shortstop for the future and has a season under his belt, while veteran gold glover Chase Headley holds down fort at the hot corner. But, 2016 could be a whole lot sweeter for the Bronx Bombers in the infield, as Starlin Castro was brought over in a trade during the offseason. The former Cub led the NL in hits as an all-star at 21-years-old in 2011. As the Cubs shortstop, Castro has Continue reading The Underrated Yankees Infield→

Last winter, the Marlins inked superstar, Giancarlo Stanton, to an historical contract. This winter, Don Mattingly was signed on to manage the club for the next 4 seasons. Over and over the new skipper has iterated his goal and passion to make Miami a championship team. Many believe the team is just not there yet; maybe analysts are right, but taking a step back to observe the potential of the Miami roster spells playoffs even as early as 2016. Every building team needs a young star to build around; well the Fish have two in Stanton and Jose Fernandez. A Continue reading Marlins Hugely Underrated→

Despite having an abundance of pitchers to chose from to fill out the starting rotation, the O’s may have the worst group of starters at least in the AL East. With numerous great starters out on the market this offseason, Baltimore failed to sign anyone big until the very end. O’s new starter, Yovani Gallardo, is not a an ace nor a #2, but his continuation of being a consistent big league starter could be the deciding factor in whether or not Baltimore makes a playoff push. The former Brewer’s ace and NL all-star, hasn’t pitched in over 200 innings Continue reading Why Yovani Gallardo’s Season Performance Could Decide the O’s 2016 Fate→