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MLB division predictions after the All-Star break

MLB division predictions after the All-Star break

Posted by | Aug 2, 2015 |

Heading into August, a couple of baseball’s division races are close. In the AL West, the Houston Astros have surprisingly been caught by the Angels. The New York Mets and Washington Nationals are only two games apart and the NL West looks like it is coming down to the wire. Many of the other divisions seem like the leader will hold on to first place, and a couple trades that happened this week strengthen that thought. With the final weeks and months upon us, here are our MLB division predictions headed into the playoffs. AL East: New York Yankees The Yankees are...

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STL @Cardinals Opening Day: What to Know and What to Wear

STL @Cardinals Opening Day: What to Know and What to Wear

Posted by | Mar 30, 2014 |

What To Watch For A Cy Young runner-up, Wainwright is one of the best pitchers in the league. This will be his third Opening Day start and his second since bouncing back from Tommy John surgery. Wainwright’s a beast: a career-high in innings (241 2/3), strikeouts (219), complete games (five), and shutouts (two) in a 19-win season last year, according to MLB.com. And expect Cards veteran Yadier Molina to be ready to go. Starting Pitchers: Adam Wainwright (STL), Johnny Cueto (CIN) Opening Day Lineup (Projected) 1 – Matt Carpenter – 3B 2 – Kolten Wong – 2B 3 – Matt Holliday –...

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Arizona Cardinals finally get the statement win

Arizona Cardinals finally get the statement win

Posted by | Dec 25, 2013 |

Statement win?  We’ve heard all about statement wins for weeks in the NFL, but of the dozen or so being hailed that way, only 1 or 2 really lived up to the billing. Well one game this week definitely lived up to the billing, and that’s the Arizona Cardinals beating the Seahawks in Seattle 17-10. For starters, the last time Seattle lost at home was on Christmas Eve.  That’s Christmas Eve 2011.  A nearly two year unbeaten streak snapped by Arizona.  And they did it with defense. The Seahawks forced four turnovers, so the Cardinals forced two.  The Seahawks...

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Here’s that MLB Obstruction rule explained

Here’s that MLB Obstruction rule explained

Posted by | Oct 27, 2013 | ,

For anyone who follows me on Twitter, you know when the ruling of “obstruction” was called as the last play of a World Series game, I was pretty fired up about it. As a diehard Sox fan, I still cannot understand how a fielder laid out to try and catch a ball, is pushed down and then has a baserunner trip over him, is called for obstruction. From what I hear, I’m wrong. So to take my emotions out of it, here’s a “clear” explanation of the obstruction rule and why it was ruled last night during the Redsox/Cardinals...

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The NFC West is making all the right moves

The NFC West is making all the right moves

Posted by | Sep 8, 2013 |

This is probably the NFC’s toughest division, with two legitimate Super Bowl contenders at the top, and two teams that would win the NFC East on the bottom. Predicted Finish Seattle Seahawks (12-4) (1st seed; NFC Championship Game) San Francisco 49ers (11-5) (5th seed; NFC Divisional Round) Arizona Cardinals (8-8) St. Louis Rams (7-9) Hit the title/continue reading to read more. . . The Seattle Seahawks had a great 2012 thanks to the surprising emergence of rookie quarterback Russell Wilson and a great defense.  So in the offseason, they added a legitimate home run threat to their offense in...

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