Category Archives: MLB/MiLB

The National Baseball Hall of Fame was founded to reserve the memories of the game and it’s players; it keeps legends alive. Every year former greats are inducted as new members, either based on their performance, effect on the game, or both, or even more than that. Some potential inductees have yet to get in, those who made, or were a crucial part of the history of baseball. Mike Piazza is arguably the greatest hitting catchers of all-time, and Griffey Jr was the modern Willie Mays on the field. The impact that these two new Hall of Famers have on Continue reading New Inductees Piazza and Griffey Jr. Are Key Peices Added to the Hall→

The Pittsburgh Pirates have barely made any noise this offseason, other than trading away their starting second baseman in Neil Walker. However, despite needing more offense and the bullpen already being elite, the Buckos did make a move in the pen regardless. After watching KC win the Series primarily on bullpen strength, the Buckos’ front office might have thought to theirselves about strengthening their pen even more, but with a small move. So they did, as Neftali Feliz agreed to join the club on a one-year contract earlier this month. The former all-star closer is coming off of his worst Continue reading Pirates Have Three Headed Monster of Their Own in Bullpen→

Cespedes might not have gotten more money than Justin Upton in total like he deserved, but he will be returning to a city and team he throughly enjoyed playing for in 2015. $25 million/year seems about right for the talented Cuban star who just added yet another tool to his repertoire by earning a gold glove in 2015. However, like the baseball world has already seen in the playoffs, with Cespedes being an outfielder on the Mets’ squad, there are uncomfortable yet interesting combinations that manager, Terry Collins, could go with. Since the beginning of the 2015 campaign, two new Continue reading The Return of their 2015 Hero Creates a Big Question for the Mets’ Outfield→