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Episode 270 – 2022 AL Central Preview

April 14, 2022 GavGavinGavlaar Podcast

The third of our 2022 Previews covers the AL Central. This time we are joined by: Janice Scurio of NBC Sports Edge and Southside Sox on the White Sox Mandy Bell of MLB.com on the Guardians Brandon Day of Bless

30 BOLDish predictions: One for each MLB team

April 7, 2022 GavGavinGavlaar Baseball, Opinion

AL WEST Houston Astros Jeremy Pena debuts for the Astros and creates an unstoppable middle-infield pairing with Jose Altuve. Both players hit over .300, and there’s not a single banged trashcan to be heard. Los Angeles Angels Injuries disrupt Mike

Cameron Maybin, former Brave, Cub, Tiger, Marlin, Astro, Angel, Met, Yankee, Padre, and Mariner, hangs up his cleats

January 4, 2022 GavGavinGavlaar Baseball, Opinion

The 2007 Detroit Tigers team was fun to watch. They had been swept aside by Tony La Russa‘s Cardinals in the previous year’s World Series, so their postseason TV appearances had made many of the players familiar to me. My

Episode 219 – 2021 AL Central Preview

March 19, 2021 GavGavinGavlaar Podcast

In the last of our 2021 Season Previews we head to the Midwest, to hear all about the AL Central from another stellar cast of club experts: Southside Sox’s Janice Scurio on the White Sox MLB.com’s Mandy bell on Cleveland

AL Central preview: Win for the Windy City?

February 6, 2021 Mark Strange Baseball, Guest writer

The American League Central is shaping up to be an intriguing division in 2021. In the truncated 2020 season, the White Sox slumped to a 2-8 finish which meant they just scraped into the playoffs along with the Indians, despite

Marlins and Orioles playoff bound? That’s so 2020

August 14, 2020 GavGavinGavlaar Baseball, Opinion

With expanded playoffs a “thing” this season, eight teams from each league will play October baseball. The top two teams in each division make up 12 of the 16 spots, with the two final places in each league going to

Detroit Tigers 2020: Reasons for Caution

March 13, 2020 Paul Robinson Baseball, Team Contributors

Reasons for caution … and who is next after the big five? With spring training well under, we have had a good opportunity to watch the future of the Detroit Tigers. Be it Tarik Skubal with his electric stuff or

Detroit Tigers 2020: Reasons for Optimism

March 11, 2020 Paul Robinson Baseball, Previews, Team Contributors

What happened in 2019? In short, a whole lot of losses, with a record of 47-114 that tallies up to the second-worst in franchise history behind the 2003 Detroit Tigers 43-119. The Tigers were awful in 2019 and almost unwatchable

Spring Training 2020: State of the Detroit Tigers

March 3, 2020 Bat Flips Admin Baseball, Guest writer

So it is that time of year again. Spring training is upon us, and with it, one would expect hope, right? Well for the Detroit Tigers is hope still alive? Is there hope that Ron Gardenhire can get the best

Reasons to watch baseball – AL Central

February 6, 2020 Thomas Pringle Baseball, Opinion, Previews