Tuesday it was announced that Texas Rangers OF, Josh Hamilton, would be the recipient of the 2010 AL MVP award. Hamilton received first place votes on 22 of 28 ballots. Detroit Tigers 1B Miguel Cabrera was runner-up with five first-place votes. Yankees 2B Robinson Cano finished third, Blue Jays OF[…]
Read More »The Associated Press released Monday that Cincinnati Reds 1B, Joey Votto, is the 2010 Major League Baseball NL MVP. Votto received 31 of 32 first-place votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America. He was named to his first All-Star game and helped lead the Reds to their first post-season[…]
Read More »The 2010 season is in the books and congratulation is in order for the San Francisco Giants. While the organization and fans celebrate the World Series victory, the other 29 teams look to increase their chances for next season. One of the best ways to improve a roster is through[…]
Read More »Let’s face it. The Yankees lost the series with the Texas Rangers because they suck. As a Yankee fan I could try and jump to their defense, but I watched the series. I saw the same games you saw. I’m not going to sit here and deny it – the[…]
Read More »The 2010 MLB World Series will feature the Texas Rangers and San Francisco Giants. I doubt either of these two teams were high on anyone’s list when the players were gathering for spring training back in March, yet here they are, and they earned it. I don’t believe this is[…]
Read More »The Texas Rangers punched their first ticket to the World Series on Friday night by defeating the Yankees and completing only their second playoff series win in team history. The San Francisco Giants took out the Phillies in six games to reach their first World Series since 2002. It’s hard[…]
Read More »With the American League Championship Series about to kick off, there is no shortage of storylines. The Yankees and Angels split their regular season series with each team winning five games and if that is any indication as to how this series will go, it should be a good one. Here are[…]
Read More »Remember that game they’ve been playing for over 100 years with a stick and a ball every summer? You know, the game that used to be America’s national pastime before the NFL came along and stole the show? That’s right, Major League Baseball is still being played and they are[…]
Read More »Monday night the Atlanta Braves were eliminated by the San Francisco Giants ending the 20-year run of Bobby Cox as Braves manager. The Braves wasted little time announcing his successor. Less than 48-hours later, Fredi Gonzalez was at the helm. Cox had a farewell press conference on Wednesday and immediately[…]
Read More »San Diego Padres Hall of Fame outfielder Tony Gwynn has been diagnosed with cancer of the salivary glands. ESPN reported that Gwynn told the San Diego Union-Tribune that he has had three procedures since 1997. All of those surgeries were to remove non-cancerous tumors in the largest salivary gland. In[…]
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