0 comments by Tim Livingston on 10/31/2014
Out of the numerous somewhat undermining narratives that a World Series will produce, perhaps the biggest one from this particular Fall Classic is whether or not the San Francisco Giants are now a dynasty having won three titles in the last five seasons. The answer is yes. I almost want to end the article right […]
0 comments by Garrett Wilson on 10/30/2014
The World Series is over, which means the offseason can begin. This fact was not lost on the Boston Red Sox who started things off by signing reliever Koji Uejahara to a two-year, $18 million contract. After a phenomenal 2013 season, Koji started 2014 well, but then fell apart in the second half and actually […]
0 comments by TOC Locker
The 2014 Postseason is over. MLB Network has created this incredible video recapping the 32 games we saw this fall, highlighting all of the top moments from the Postseason. There’s also a somber segment regarding the tragic passing of Oscar Taveras. Is it February yet?
0 comments by Dave Tobener
For the third time in five years, the San Francisco Giants raised the World Series trophy in spite of virtually nobody thinking they would. It was an incredible season for this team, filled with amazing highs and soul-crushing lows before sneaking into the playoffs and going on a run for the ages once they got […]
0 comments by TOC Locker
During the San Francisco Giants’ World Series run, they adopted WWE superstar Daniel Bryan’s YES! YES! YES! chant. Bryan even appeared at AT&T Park to lead the stadium in the chant during the Postseason, becoming a celebrity mascot of sorts for the club. Naturally, after the Giants won the World Series on Wednesday, he celebrated […]
0 comments by Garrett Wilson
The Royals won the AL pennant, lost in Game 7 of the World Series and are apparently made of magic. What else do you really need to know? Preseason Prediction: Realistically, the Royals should be neither appreciably better nor appreciably worse. On one hand, the offense should be more efficient with Aoki and Infante giving them an […]
0 comments by Joe Lucia
The 2014 season is now in the rear-view mirror following a phenomenal Postseason. This October, we saw close games and we saw blowouts. We saw games won on throwing errors, and games won on dramatic home runs. The second part of that sentence is what we’re most interested in – those dramatic home runs that […]
0 comments by Joe Lucia
The trophy is heading back to the Bay Area once again. The San Francisco Giants beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in a thrilling Game 7 to win the World Series, their third title in the last five years. Madison Bumgarner won the World Series MVP award and got the save on Wednesday night after tossing […]
0 comments by Tim Livingston on 10/29/2014
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0 comments by Garrett Wilson
Throughout the World Series, we’ll be keeping an eye on the race to win the World Series MVP. After each game we’ll rank the top candidates for the award based on their performance and intangible worthiness for the big honor. Well, it looks like this series might have been all for naught. With the World Series […]
0 comments by Joe Lucia
Tonight, the Royals and Giants will square off in the final MLB game of the 2014 season. It’s a winner take all Game 7 between the two clubs, and there’s a ton at stake for both teams. For the Royals, they have a chance to excise all the demons that have plagued their club for […]
0 comments by TOC Locker on 10/28/2014
Just when you think that the life and times of former AL MVP Jose Canseco couldn’t get any more bizarre, this story pops up – he was injured in an accidental shooting at his home in Las Vegas. From KLAS 8 News Now… A neighbor tells 8 News NOW former baseball star Jose Canseco was […]
0 comments by TOC Locker
Minute Maid Park may be losing one of MLB’s most distinct — but likely not beloved — features in an upcoming renovation. The Houston Astros are planning updates to their home ballpark and the team announced it’s hired an architectural firm, MSA Architects, to explore possibilities for changes to the center field area during the 2016 […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry
Last December, Carlos Beltran signed a three-year, $45 million contract with the New York Yankees to be their right fielder and designated hitter. Among the final bidders for Beltran was his former team, the Kansas City Royals. The Arizona Diamondbacks reportedly made the best offer for Beltran, but the 36-year-old ultimately wanted to play for […]
0 comments by TOC Locker
The Redskins beat the Cowboys 20-17 on Monday Night Football last night. Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper is apparently a Cowboys fan, which makes sense given that he was born in 1992, when the whole “America’s Team” narrative was getting shoved down the country’s throat. Ian Desmond had some fun with Harper after the loss, pumping […]
