The New York Mets lost Josh Edgin to Tommy John surgery. How will they go about replacing the southpaw in their bullpen?
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Cole Hamels trade rumors have been abundant this offseason. With that come speculation he would not be as productive a pitcher in the American League.
Wade Miley, Justin Masterson, and Rick Porcello are all new to the Red Sox and are considered ground ball pitchers. But is being a ground ball pitcher good?
The National League Central and fastballs have a special bond. Which starting pitchers in 2014 strengthened that bond the most?
Jordan Zimmermann and Max Scherzer are now argubably the best 1-2 punch in baseball. But who is the better amongst the two aces?
The National League Central threw a lot of fastballs compared to other divisions. This odd trend raises a few questions.
Jim Edmonds will be eligible for the Hall of Fame in 2016. The question, though, is if he belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame or not.
The New York Yankees acquired Chris Martin on Tuesday; a man who owns a career 6.89 ERA. But does that stat tell us everything we need to know about Martin?
The baseball season is quickly approaching and the defending A.L. West champs, the L.A. Angels, have a question mark in the form of Hector Santiago.
Four players were elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame today, but there were deserving ones who were not. Is there a fix to rectify this?
The Tampa Bay Rays have added Asdrubal Cabrera on a one-year deal. The question, though, is if they actually improved as a result.
Kelly Johnson had an awful 2014 season between three teams and he is now a free agent. But is he worth taking a risk on?
Teenage baseball reporters are allegedly making people's lives harder than they have to be. While it could be irritating, why do we care so much?
The San Diego Padres look an entirely different from a month ago. The question, though, is if this new team will contend in 2015 or not.
The Astros signed Jed Lowrie to a three-year deal to be their starting shortstop; however, does it make sense to play him at the hot corner?
After signing Chase Headley, some postulate the New York Yankees are done refining their offense; however, they still could stand to use a left-handed bat.
The Boston Red Sox' staff has been revamped with ground ball pitchers. However, it seems to give Boston another element: guys who get the first pitch strike
The Chicago White So still have holes despite their acquisitions, and one in particular, second base, could have been avoided with signing Jed Lowrie.
Dee Gordon, after an All-Star year in 2014, will take his talents to South Beach. But his talents may be a bit overestimated, as his offense may decline.
The Detroit Tigers acquired Shane Greene in a three-team trade; however, they did give up Robbie Ray and Domingo Leyba. Is it worth it?