The Los Angeles Angels made waves in the off-season signing high-profile free agents Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson.
Only one of them has played like an All-Star so far.
Wilson will go for his third win in as many starts on Thursday, in hopes of pulling the Angels out of a slump. The lefty makes his home debut against the Oakland Athletics. Wilson has accounted for half of the team’s wins so far, including a dazzling performance against the New York Yankees over the weekend. He only allowed one run for the second-straight start, going six innings in a 7-1 win. Continue reading
Who saw this coming?
David Price will be going for his fourth-consecutive win at the Rogers Centre Wednesday night, but his dominance against the Toronto Blue Jays may be curbed by his current hiccups.
There are only a few ways I’m going no-doubt, all-in against the Los Angeles Dodgers these days. One of those ways is when Zack Greinke is on the mound at home.
The Miami Marlins are finally coming back around, putting together a string of firsts for the season. Now, its time to get down to the real business of climbing back into the NL East race with the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals.
Despite a .500 record, the Cleveland Indians are one of the hottest offensive teams in baseball. They are averaging over six runs per game with a home run in each of their first eight. They’ve gotten contributions from young and old as 34-year old Travis Hafner and sophomore second baseman Jason Kipnis are off to great starts.
The Texas Rangers have suffered.
There were questions to how the St. Louis Cardinals would look in 2012 with Albert Pujols out of the lineup and Adam Wainwright back from Tommy John surgery. But after 10 games, the answer is apparently no different than last year.
The Atlanta Braves just got its balance back, and now the New York Mets again?
It’s not like its been all that good to be a Minnesota Twin this year anyways.