Your browser does not support iframes. The baseball world is buzzing about the amazing throw Oakland left fielder Yoenis Cespedes made last night against the Angles. With the score tied 1-1 in the bottom of the eighth, Mike Trout ripped a double down the left
Fantasy owners who gave Lonnie Chisenhall a Monday spot start yesterday have spent the morning patting themselves on the back . That’s because the Indians third baseman went nuts during his teams 17-7 victory over the Texas Rangers, finishing 5 for 5 with 3 home
Among the three hottest fantasy adds this week are Danny Santana, Josh Harrison and Brock Holt Before their current hot streaks, none of the trio has had a stretch of Major League success, and each has an unimpressive minor league resume. That in mind, they
Free agents and Scott Boras clients Ervin Santana, Stephen Drew and Kendrys Morales all struggled to find a team this off-season after being tendered a qualifying offer by their previous squad — meaning any team which signed them would have to surrender their 2014 first round
Lenny Dykstra has certainly had himself an interesting life. He was three-time All-Star, an MVP candidate in his only two seasons as a healthy, full-time starter and absolute post-season beast, slugging ten homers with .321 batting average in his 136 October plate appearances. (In the regular
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz isn’t happy with Major League Baseball. And he’s really pissed at David Price. On Friday, Price hit Big Papi in the back with a 94 MPH fastball. It was the first time the Rays ace had faced the Sox slugger
In last night’s Phillies-Mets game New York center fielder Matt den Dekker went well above the wall at Citizens Bank Park to rob Ryan Howard of a sure home run. The leap in the second inning wasn’t even the only great play de Dekker made;
It was a relatively static week in the fantasy baseball world, sans a few notable developments. Stephen Drew is coming back soon, AJ Pollock came on like a comet but is now out six-to-eight weeks thanks to a Johnny Cueto fastball to the wrist and
Yesterday against the Royals, Blue Jays first baseman Edwin Encarnacion hit his 15th and 16th home runs of the month, tying Mickey Mantle for the most homers ever in May for an American League player. Barry Bonds holds the Major League record for the month with
It may be the funniest play in baseball history. During a Boston/Baltimore game in 2004, Orioles DH David Newhan drove a ball to deep center off of Red Sox ace Pedro Martinez. Center fielder Johnny Damon tried to run down the drive, however it bounced