It’s still a matter of Boston and everybody else, but there’s turnover at the other rungs to keep things interesting.
Will’s down in the Great State, but nothing keeps him from making the rounds of all the game’s aches and pains.
Jim explores what the Red Sox could do to entertain their fans in the second half, while two former No. 1 prospects square off in Kansas City.
Is it there, or isn’t it? Dan dives into Dice-K’s data to find out.
If the Cubs try to move their anemic corner outfielder before the deadline, what kind of player will they be shopping?
Formulaic bullpen usage patterns can be problematic any old time, but what if it screws up a pennant race?
More bad news in the Bronx, updates on the usual suspects like Chris Carpenter and Rich Harden on the mound, and some new Braves drama.
The Japanese players to watch this week down in Durham, North Carolina.
Your daily fix of injury news, including updates on Chris Carpenter, Huston Street, A.J. Burnett, Oliver Perez, and Tom Gordon.
Good things come in threes, like bags on triples, or thousands of hits.
The hot and heavy pursuit of Mark Buehrle has Joe pondering another strike-thrower we probably don’t say enough good things about.
Applying statistical tools to defensive performance is often the quickest way to a fight between traditional baseball minds and performance analysts. At the team level, however, you can learn a lot.