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San Francisco Giants: A Winter To Remember Part 2: Position Players

January 17, 2023 Ash Day Baseball, Team Contributors

Welcome back to our look at the Giants offseason to remember, a recap of the players the club have secured for 2023 (and beyond). Let’s get the obvious out of the way: of course it was disappointing, nigh excruciatingly painful,

Fantasy Baseball Friday: Week Three Waiver Adds

April 16, 2021 Adam Gruttadaro Baseball, Fantasy Baseball

Previewing week three of fantasy baseball with some waiver wire adds to make in your leagues.

Let’s get tipsy: Reflections on the Mariners opening series of 2021

April 10, 2021 Bamos Appleby Baseball, Team Contributors

There’s a magnificent James Acaster routine (I mean, all James Acaster routines are magnificent, but there’s a particular one that is relevant here) about drinking that I was thinking about over opening weekend. “There are four things you can be

Spring Training All-Star Lineup

March 25, 2021 GavGavinGavlaar Baseball, Opinion

With less than one week until Opening Day on 1 April, we take a Bat Flips and Nerds look at the top performers in each position during Cactus and Grapefruit League play to give you the Spring Training All-Star Lineup.

Early season stat leaders

May 12, 2019 GavGavinGavlaar Opinion

You know that Christian Yelich and Cody Bellinger lead MLB with 16 and 14 home runs respectively. Without doubt, it is an incredible tally this early in the season, but you might not realise that Twins’ outfielder Eddie Rosario or

Three minutes on the Seattle Mariners

January 18, 2019 GavGavinGavlaar Baseball, Opinion

In 2001, 27-year-old Ichiro Suzuki made his MLB debut. Later that year, the Seattle Mariners reached the playoffs. It was the last time October baseball was enjoyed in Seattle, although with 89 wins last season, they came so very close.

Will there be a Triple Crown winner this season?

June 27, 2018 James Feldman Baseball

There hasn’t been a Triple Crown winner in baseball since 2012, when Miguel Cabrera picked up the trophy, with a batting average .330, 44 home runs and 139 runs batted in. Clayton Kershaw and Justin Verlander were the last players

Season So Far – Seattle Mariners

June 21, 2017 Bat Flips Admin Baseball, Opinion, Pinch Hitting

Welcome to B&N, Tom Young… Blind optimism is the greatest and worst thing for sports fans, it gives us all a reason to believe this year will be ‘the one’ but for most it makes poor performance that more difficult