Following today's UEFA Champions League group stage draw, the most prominent European football/soccer competition is ready to kick off. And so is betting on the same. In this article, we will review all the groups and present them to you. Manchester City is the top contender for winning the trophy, and … Read More... about UEFA Champions League Group Stage Draw Completed
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Mets’ 8-Game Win Streak by the Numbers
The New York Mets put together an 8-game winning streak from August 3rd to August 10th - the team’s longest since winning 9 straight in April of 2018. Former Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman was traded to his hometown Mets at the deadline, but even he would not have predicted this type of run. Citi Field is buzzing with optimism. Even the Mets’ social media personnel are … [Read more...] about Mets’ 8-Game Win Streak by the Numbers
More Rare Things Happening in Baseball
Think real hard. Have you ever seen a triple play and back-to-back home runs in the same inning of a Major League baseball game? If you answered yes, you are lying! 1. 2. 3. Don't believe me? Just watch. 👀#MNTwins pic.twitter.com/xZRl9hq6fx — Minnesota Twins (@Twins) July 23, 2019 That was the triple play. Shortly after, Jorge Polanco and Nelson Cruz each went yard … [Read more...] about More Rare Things Happening in Baseball
Predicting the NL Central Division Race
All statistics accurate as of 21:00 ET 7-21-19 and courtesy of Killersports, Fangraphs, and Baseball Reference. Brewers, Cubs, Cubs, Cardinals, Cardinals, Cardinals, Reds. Those are the past 7 winners of the NL Central. As you can see, it’s been quite a toss up. Same story this season. At the All-Star break, the 5 teams in the NL Central were within 5 games of one … [Read more...] about Predicting the NL Central Division Race
Fielding – The Most Overlooked Aspect of Major League Baseball
Towering home runs and 100+ MPH strikeouts get the fans out of their seats, but what about fielding? Ask fans of any sport if they would rather watch good offense or good defense and the response will be overwhelming - offense, of course. Baseball is a game of failure, right? Everyone who has played the sport can attest this is true. Nothing is more fun for a hitter … [Read more...] about Fielding – The Most Overlooked Aspect of Major League Baseball
The Little Things Matter in Baseball
Did you catch the Red Sox-Dodgers Sunday night game? I did … all 12 innings. This was last season’s World Series matchup. These are two teams that could make deep postseason runs once again this year - the cream of the crop in Major League baseball. LA bested the BoSox 7-4 in extras after Boston stranded runners on second base in the 9th, 10th, and 11th innings. Timely … [Read more...] about The Little Things Matter in Baseball
This is a Brand New Feeling for Young Baseball Fans
This is how more experienced baseball fans must feel - sick of the Yankees’ and their “superteams”. Superteam - normally I hate that term but all bets are off when discussing the Bronx Bombers. I’m too young to remember the 1998-1999-2000 three-peat so I’ve only experienced the Yankees winning once (2009). Like any self-respecting baseball fan, I know about Murderers’ … [Read more...] about This is a Brand New Feeling for Young Baseball Fans
(Most) First-Place Leads Are Not Safe in Early June
The calendar says June and it is time to ask, when do the playoffs start? I mean, we pretty much already know who is going to reach the postseason, right? WRONG! Too many people, myself included, are easily convinced of a team’s pennant chances because of a hot start to the season. It is June, but that’s still pretty early in baseball. When can we start writing cellar … [Read more...] about (Most) First-Place Leads Are Not Safe in Early June
Do Big Numbers in April and May Mean Anything?
It’s June! More than one-third of the 2019 MLB season is history. Do we know who will win the World Series? Who will take home MVP? Cy Young? Of course not. Certain things are safe to assume at the beginning of June, but most of what lies ahead is still murky in our crystal balls. What is safe to assume at this point and what isn’t? Before I draw any conclusions about the … [Read more...] about Do Big Numbers in April and May Mean Anything?