The majority of major leaguers use Spring Training to get prepared for the season and hit the ground running come opening day. For others, the first half of the season seems to be a tune up for the stretch drive that comes after the All Star break. One of the most famous examples is Adam
The Fastest Pitchers Ever Recorded; Aroldis Chapman #1
April 21, 2011 2 Comments
Aroldis Chapman broke into the Major League record books last Monday night after throwing a fastball high and tight to Pirates’ Andrew McCutchen. The pitch registered at 106 MPH on the gun. This proves Chapman to be one of the greatest baseball picks ever. In an article written by Brandon McClintock of the bleacher report;
Can Position Players Really Pitch?
December 8, 2010 23 Comments
Have you ever been to a Major League Baseball game when all of a sudden the second baseman was called over to the mound to finish out an inning? Didn’t think so! This is a common practice in Youth Baseball Leagues, High School leagues, and sometimes Minor League games, but it never happens in MLB right?
MLB Players Gone Wild: Gloves Now On Both Hands
December 8, 2010 14 Comments
MLB players have now put the glove on both hands and instead of a baseball game you get WWE smackdown as one player usually sends both teams ”cannon-balling” onto the field creating utter chaos. Benches have been clearing like window washers in the recent weeks of MLB play. Actions like these will be sure to sell more and more MLB Tickets. Dodgers
When Judging Players, Join The 21st Century
December 7, 2010 Leave a Comment
You can calculate batting average. You can recognize when a player commits an error. You know all about Runs Batted In or, as they’re more commonly referred to, “RBIs”. In the old days, that was about all you needed to know to hold a conversation about the best and worst players in the major leagues.
FELIZ NAVIDAD! Phillies Clinch NL East
September 28, 2008 1 Comment
[RBI Magazine-Philadelphia] Bases were loaded with 1 out in the top of the ninth. The score 4-3, Phillies lead, as Ryan Zimmerman stepped to the plate and delivered a hard sharp ground ball to Phillies short-stop Jimmy Rollins. Rollins slid on his knees and willingly fell forward as he flipped the ball towards Chase Utley
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