Howie Kendrick and Christian Yelich are making history. If neither hit an infield fly ball the rest of the season, well, then history, indeed, will be made.
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Wei-Yin Chen has been one of the most consistent pitchers in all of baseball; however, no one seems to notice the brilliance of his performance.
Jake Peavy has been tremendous since joining the San Francisco Giants late-July; however, it's not just because of the more favorable pitching conditions.
Michael Brantley has been terrific this season, but he's played even better the month of September, and now may be putting himself in the MVP conversation.
Jose Quintana has been living in the shadows of Chris Sale for two years now, but now it's time to give him the respect he deserves.
The Colorado Rockies season is over, but there's still a reason to watch, and his name is Ben Paulsen .
Some are presumptuously claiming the New York Yankees season is over. However, there's a whole month left and the Yankees could certainly reach the playoffs
Luis Valbuena has been one of the only bright spot on the Cubs the past three years, but with the influx of youth his time is almost up in Chicago.
Chris Carter blasted his 30th home run of the season off David Robertson Tuesday night, and I think it's finally time to talk about his extraordinary pop.
The San Diego Padres has been held back by a sluggish offense all season long. However, the month of August they are playing like an elite offense.
The American League should be on the lookout, because the Seattle Mariners are making a push with their formidable pitching and hitting. Wait. Hitting?
The Cleveland Indians' rotation has improved rather substantially the second half of the season. The question, however, is how much?
Signing Chris Young was actually a smart move by Sandy Alderson, despite how it worked out.
The Miami Marlins just made a grave mistake letting Jacob Turner go. On the flip side, the Chicago Cubs just got themselves a steal.
The Detroit Tigers are being lauded for their acquisition of David Price, yet their team would have been much better off holding onto Doug Fister.
The Reds offense probably isn't good enough for them to compete down the stretch. So they should be looking towards '15 and trading Simon is a must.
The Pirates have been great ever since Gregory Polanco arrived, and people think he's been the difference-maker. Yet, that's far from the truth.
The San Diego Padres traded Chase Headley too late, and now they're paying the price. However, not focusing on the "what if," did they win this trade?
Stop the games. The Philadelphia Phillies are destined for years of mediocrity if they don't attain impact-prospects. Trading Cole Hamels is wise.
Adam Wainwright was scrutinized for his comments about how he gave Derek Jeter pitches to hit. He made a mistake and apologized. Now it's time to move on.