For the Mariners, Nostalgia Does Not Guarantee Winning

Ken Griffey Jr. is probably the greatest Mariner of all time.  Besides being considered one of the greatest players of all time, he is also the main reason the franchise has the fan base it does. So, with the news that he will most likely be coming back to the house that he built, Mariners

Steroids In Baseball:The More Change, The More The Same

With the recent happenings in baseball in regards to steroids in the past few years it has come to everyone’s attention that steroids, or “roids” as they are often referred to, had become common place in baseball at some point a long time ago. Steroids are no longer the white elephant in the room that

List Of The 72 Unsigned Free Agents Still Remaining

With less than a week before teams begin their Spring Training rituals 72 free agents still remain unsigned across the league. Here is a list formulated by RBI Magazine of the remaining free agents still on the market- separated alphabetically (first name) and by notability. Very Notable: Adam Dunn, Ben Sheets, Bobby Abreu, Eric Gagne,

Rays Close In On Deal With Pat Burrell

According to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports, the Tampa Bay Rays and outfielder Pat Burrell are getting closer and closer to reaching a deal possibly worth two years and $16MM. Burrell who is 32 years old, batted .250 for the World Champion Phillies last season, and tallied 33 homeruns and 86 total RBIs overall in

Five Best Records in MLB…. Who and Why?

An article written by the bleacher report. In a division in where the Mets, Phillies, and possibly the Braves were supposed to battle it out, the Marlins are winning with a team salary of $22.65 million.  Do you know what other teams have chosen to do with that kind of money?  Let’s start with the Yankees.