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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These Current MLB Leaders Could Fall Apart in the Next Month
Here's a blast from the past. Before COVID, we ran 2 annual installments of the "June 1 Stat Leaders" series which explores how often the leaders in the various fantasy categories on June 1 retain that lead to the end of the regular season. Aaron Judge Yankees GIFfrom Aaron Judge GIFs Those in the fantasy baseball world as well as MLB bettors are in the business of … [Read more...] about These Current MLB Leaders Could Fall Apart in the Next Month
Everything You Need to Know Before the 92nd MLB All-Star Game
The MLB All-Star Game is back for its 92nd edition - this time from Dodger Stadium in sunny SoCal. The National League are slight favorites (-116) over the American League (-102). The Most Intriguing All-Star Game Starting Pitching Matchup in Recent History American League starting pitcher Shane McClanahan is still on his rookie contract and making his 1st All-Star … [Read more...] about Everything You Need to Know Before the 92nd MLB All-Star Game
How Home Runs and Batting Averages Have Changed Over the Last 30 Years
Remember back when the best hitters in the league were actually hitting above .300? These days, you’re gonna hear baseball purists utter phrases like this as we watch the game of baseball transform into the "all-or-nothing" era. It is undeniable that there are more home runs in baseball today and lower batting averages than years past. We'll look at numbers soon which … [Read more...] about How Home Runs and Batting Averages Have Changed Over the Last 30 Years
Analyzing Hot Starts – Can We Trust Current MLB Stat Leaders?
It’s June! Over one-third of the 2021 MLB season is behind us. The season would be winding down if this was the shortened 2020 COVID campaign but it's not! We have a full summer of hardball ahead, baby! Certain things are safe to assume at the beginning of June, but most of what lies ahead is still murky in our crystal balls. For example, we can list several teams … [Read more...] about Analyzing Hot Starts – Can We Trust Current MLB Stat Leaders?
MLB 2020 League Leaders in Batting Average, Home Runs, ERA – Hitting .400 Plus More
The MLB announced a 60-game 2020 season and baseball purists are petrified. A friend of mine put his foot down and insisted, "if anyone breaks Lajoie's record it doesn't count". He was referring, of course, to Nap Lajoie's all-time-high single season batting average of .426 back in 1901. Here's my hot take - a 60-game season won't produce the crazy, ridiculous stats … [Read more...] about MLB 2020 League Leaders in Batting Average, Home Runs, ERA – Hitting .400 Plus More
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?
The Times Are Changing: A Look at Homerun Trends in the MLB
You just don’t see contact hitters like that anymore. It’s all about launch angle now. The game is different. If you follow baseball, you have likely heard phrases similar to these uttered by the TV commentators or your fellow fans. It is common for baseball junkies to reference the changing times in the Major Leagues, noting that steals totals are dwindling or that … [Read more...] about The Times Are Changing: A Look at Homerun Trends in the MLB