I still remember the days when watching a baseball game was a simple pleasure. The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd, and the smell of grilling hot dogs mingling with the summer air were all I needed….

Looking for the best Fantasy Baseball blogs and website? I’ve compiled a list of the best I’ve found from scouring the internet. This list is completely separate from my other list of “real-life” baseball blogs.  With the proliferation of sports…

Mark Grace is a renowned first baseman who made his mark in Major League Baseball with his consistent performance. Grace’s career, primarily with the Chicago Cubs and later with the Arizona Diamondbacks, spanned 16 seasons. Grace became a fan favorite,…

As someone who’s seen a lot of Tim Wakefield over the years as a Boston Red Sox fan, it’s probably not a surprise that I was extremely excited to find a 2012 sports documentary called “Knuckleball!” on Netflix. I’d vaguely…

“When you come up, you want to make a pretty good impact. Some days, you’re going to have down days. Some days, you’re going to have up days. But you just want to keep that evenness and just go out…

Every week, I’ll be taking a look at the top selling items on eBay in various categories. This week we’re looking at baseball cards that sold from May 12 to the 19th. The top selling items in quantity were 2024…

As an armchair baseball GM for much of my teenage years and a good chunk of my young adulthood, I loved to over-analyze free agent signings by MLB teams. Some of my favorite deals to tear apart were those that…

Digging through generally worthless “junk wax” baseball cards of 1987 to 1993, you’ll occasionally find a card released before a great season of a not-so-famous player. One of these is a 1992 Topps Stadium Club card of Bob Tewksbury. As…

In 2015, Baseball Reference unveiled a new feature highlighting the top players by Wins Above Replacement (better known as WAR) for any given franchise. It also gives the Top WAR leaders for any given season. While Wins Above Replacement isn’t…

Major League Baseball pitcher Billy Brewer was a pretty good pick in the Rule 5 draft by the Kansas City Royals before the 1993 season. Brewer was a solid left-handed pitcher who would throw for three seasons out of the…