The Tampa Bay Rays did God’s work: eliminating those cheating-ass, sub-.500 Houston Astros over the weekend and preventing them from reaching the World Series. Thank. You. Lord. I also like the Rays’ pitching, timely hitting and straight up moxy. They’ve… Read More ›
Yeah, I know I’m a little late with this. Sue me. I’m a little annoyed that my Yankees couldn’t get past those damn Rays — and pissed that those cheating-ass Astros are a step closer to getting back to the… Read More ›
The coolest thing about the divisional round is that ALL of these series involve division rivals, all of which are heated — and in some cases the teams do not like each other. Braves-Marlins. Dodgers-Padres. Rays-Yankees. And what may be… Read More ›
I didn’t think the powers that be in Major League Baseball would pull this off. The completion of a shortened, 60-game post-COVID regular season whose first half was filled with positive tests among players and staff that caused a plethora… Read More ›
Despite my New York Yankees being owned (again) by the Houston Astros, I find this World Series very intriguing. It’s not often you have two teams whose starting pitching are their strengths. If Houston’s triumvirate of Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole,… Read More ›
Editor’s note: yeah, I know this post is late as hell. Sue me. New York Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins Both these squads hit over 300 home runs this season, with the Twins setting the record with 307. Since quality starting… Read More ›
Atlanta Braves vs. St. Louis Cardinals This may be the most competitive series in the playoffs. Both teams are young, hungry and ready to roll. The Braves are on their way to be special, but the Cardinals are that squad… Read More ›