Tigers 10, White Sox 1: Pitching pummeled yet again
Miguel Gonzalez gives up three homers as rough week for White Sox rotation continues
Miguel Gonzalez gives up three homers as rough week for White Sox rotation continues
The Nationals hit five home runs en route to a decisive victory in last night’s game, but today was the A’s day. Oakland showcased lots of power, to the tune of four home runs and four doubles of its own in a 10-4 victory.
Well, maybe not, but his current performance is probably not sustainable
Baserunners have always been more scared of Lester than it seemed they should be. But on Saturday, the Cubs lefty proved them right (and proved me wrong).
Did the Indians do something to anger the Baseball Gods?
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Have the players of Cleveland been wicked and sinners against the baseball gods exceedingly?
Two series wins in a row against Tribe have KC in danger of moving out of cellar
Notre Dame, Ind. - The Holy Cross Women's Tennis Team and Head Coach Steve Bender is excited to announce the signing of Kaylynn Gruber. Gruber will graduate from Munster High School tomorrow afternoon and will compete in the Saints inaugural tennis season next fall.
GM Jerry Dipoto was not optimistic about Segura’s outlook during a radio appearance Friday night.
It was a move a long time coming.
Before Saturday afternoon’s game, the Kansas City Royals optioned right-handed outfielder Jorge Soler to AAA Omaha, recalling right-handed outfielder Billy Burns to take his roster spot in Kansas City.
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Can the Royals make it 2 series wins in a row against the Tribe?
June is upon us so let’s take a quick stock of where the Royals sat after two months. Standing type stuff is from after 5/31 while hitting stats are through 6/1 games (since B-R updates daily and I can’t go back).
Baseball in the Roaring Twenties experienced great heights due to the advent of consumerism. But one player tells the depressing story of the dangers of this way of life.