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08.03.2025
And it still really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong I’m right…
When he delivers the baseball, nobody knows what to expect.
The Braves system remains flush with pitching and light on position players.
Ever wonder how many sortable tables is too many? Here’s your answer.
We got ice!
Jason Martinez and Jon Becker answer questions related to projected rosters and playing time, position battles, payroll, and more.
Come chat with the prospect world’s foremost purveyor of late night peanut butter cookies before he spends a rainy Friday writing and, of course…
07.03.2025
The unlikely pop star heads west after returning from oblivion to help the Mets overcome their slow start in 2024.
The projections say that the Reds have a chance at the all-time hit-by-pitch record. You know, the one they set three years ago.
But even if you accept that every rotation has concerns about injury or consistency, to a greater or lesser extent, Atlanta’s has a wider variance than most.
With this winter’s crop of free agents mostly having found new deals, it’s time to check in on how our predictions fared.
06.03.2025
And it really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong I’m right…
Now with the Red Sox, the righty reliever throws a higher percentage of sliders than any pitcher.
I love our new toy, and I am going to use it to become an absolute terror going forward.
05.03.2025
Spring is in full swing!
The Yankees will open the season without their regular designated hitter or their Rookie of the Year-winning righty.
The young Twins right-hander augments his signature plus command with rock-solid stuff.
Want to track how St. Louis’s fortunes have changed? Follow the age trend.
Dealing with a rash of injuries to their rotation, the Brewers land one of the best and most dependable arms left on the market.
Keeping track of all the Dominics is harder than you’d think.
The Boras Corporation is hiring.
04.03.2025
Some answers, more questions.
Division I college data is updated daily, and is available going back to 2021.
The slugger is breaking in a new mitt in an attempt to give the Phillies some added flexibility…
Plus Walker Buehler on evolving, Seby Zavala on Bryan Woo and Michael Kopech, Roman Anthony, Charles McAdoo, Dae-Sung Koo, facts and stats galore, and more.
Do we now have two strike zones? The use of ABS in spring training has raised deep questions that MLB must address before implementing it in the regular season.
Only three weeks and change until the games count, but the chats count already.
01.03.2025
Jason Martinez and Jon Becker answer questions related to projected rosters and playing time, team needs, payroll, free agency, and more.
At least, it is for these three frequent and unsuccessful would-be thieves.
Dan enlists ZiPS to calculate the projected probability of 2024 underperformers getting their mojo back.
This is among the best handful of farm systems in baseball, and it might be the most fun.
Now fully recovered from last week’s back-waxing incident, our prospect analyst is here to talk about the Rays farm system, and more.
The under-the-radar right-hander baffles batters with a unique delivery and a riding heater.
You probably forgot he existed. But if he’s healthy and effective, he could be one of next winter’s top free agents.
28.02.2025
What’s the softest you can hit a baseball?
Before the television cameras arrive, cell phone videos from beat writers give us our first glimpses of the season to come.
27.02.2025
Four or five years ago, Lowe was an exceptional version of a specific kind of hitter. Since then, he’s trended toward normal, both in terms of value and style.
Josh Bell follows in the great tradition of Russell Crowe, Colin Firth, and Michelle Yeoh.
The Nationals’ closer went from being an All-Star to being non-tendered due to a rough second half, but now he’s back.
Diaz is a special talent who has a chance to be one of the best hitters in baseball – if he can make one crucial and difficult change.