With concerns about King Felix up top and the farm system down below, player health is a major factor for the Mariners.
Our new Thursday staple, previewing the the pro prospects of tomorrow and the action to come on college diamonds around the country.
Good drafts in the past two years infused young talent into a once-barren system, perking up the team’s rebuilding effort.
They’ve been the game’s unhealthiest team for some time, but are things getting any better?
Marc lays out his personal PECOTA-aided cheat sheet for who he’d pick to stock his three outfield positions.
Two storied franchises, each boasts an especially singular star ballplayer.
The Angels differ philosophically with some teams on the virtues of rehab versus prehab; will it work in keeping their veterans on the field?
Not too healthy, not too injured. But does that make them contenders?
Long overstocked with arms to the exclusion of hitting talent, they finally have an elite bat atop an improving system.
The agony of arbitration defeat, Steinbrenner navel-gazing, and a few easily misunderstood (and quotable) players try and set the record straight.
PECOTA looks in every Nook (Logan) and Granny (Hamner), inviting you to explore the game’s history.
In answering the decade-old question about Derek Jeter’s defensive value, what would one of science’s great philosophers have to say?