With all sorts of mix-and-match options, how much will injuries affect the Astros’ lineup choices?
A bit of optimism for Royals fans, and the Diamondbacks and White Sox swap some potentially useful players.
Kevin wraps up his assessment of each division’s farm systems with a look at the NL West.
Now that Barry Bonds has been outed by a new book, Jim wonders about how these revelations may play out in our litigious society.
Despite the NL East looking like a veteran division, Kevin’s got plenty to talk about, as the Marlins come close to fielding an all-rookie lineup in 2006.
The Blue Jays have revamped their lineup for the upcoming season. Are they going to stay healthy?
With steroids once again in the news, we take a look at an excerpt from our new book, Baseball Between the Numbers.
Jonah reports on the AL LABR draft, hoping that the Player Forecast Manager can help him avoid some of last year’s more memorable mistakes.
Ben updates the Player Forecast Manager, and provides some advice on how to use it.
A day of World Baseball Classic games was enough to convert one skeptic.
Shifting over to the senior circuit, Kevin looks at the Central division, where we may see some teams compete thanks to some home-grown stars.
Will the Padres’ health prevent them from winning a weak NL West?