There seems to be more offense from traditionally defensive positions than ever before. But are some growing faster than others?
Clay Davenport takes BP’s Postseason Odds report for a historical test drive.
The Angels have struggled at third base, the Cubs need to let Jason Dubois play and the Brewers’ bullpen has excelled…thanks to two ex-Angels.
Back from a trip to see the White Sox and Rangers, Will has updates on some heavy hitters: Barry Bonds, Trot Nixon and Frank Thomas.
While leafing through one of the best books of the season, Will learned a new term.
Nate Silver creates a Favorite Toy for the 21st century with PECOTA’s help to test two superstars’ chances at breaking the all-time home-run record.
Even after ten straight wins, Joe Sheehan is skeptical about the Yankees.
With the Orioles and Cardinals in the top two spots, this week’s edition of the Hit List is for the birds.
On a road trip to Las Vegas, Jim spoke with the manager of a sportsbook about betting on baseball.
The Dodgers get creative with their third-base hole, the Twins recoup a king’s ransom for A.J. Pierzynski and the Giants use hot starts by Feliz, Vizquel and Ellison to stay in contention.
Injuries have hit the Red Sox, Cubs, Giants, Twins and Dodgers. Will Carroll looks at the pennant ramifications.
Tony Pena resigns in Kansas City, Yogi Berra celebrates a birthday, and walks are good, except when they’re bad.