As pitchers and catchers get in their early work on spring training fields, Will looks at the health of the top rotation starters.
Christina speculates how Steve Trachsel will fare in the DH league, plays taps for the departure of a favorite pitcher, and ruminates on what a trio of veteran NRI’s will mean for the Nats in this week’s Transaction Analysis.
Dan hits on a few topics related to age and team success, including a more detailed look at the NL Central.
New Angel Shea Hillenbrand gives his take on the trouble in Toronto, playing with Barry Bonds, and which offensive statistics he values.
The List according to prospect guru Kevin Goldstein, taken straight from the pages of the forthcoming Baseball Prospectus 2007.
The oft-dealt Harang is now the presumptive ace in Cincinnati.
Non-roster invitees could provide low-cost value for several teams.
When it comes to shortstops and health, Will sees it as a case of haves and have-nots.
The best prospect in baseball leads a historically deep class.
A glib observation about the Pirates’ booting big bucks leads to a more rigorous examination of the contracts that do real damage.
John reviews the biggest deals from this winter, and names his list of the ten worst free agent signings of all time.
Although playing one of the safest positions on the diamond, today’s third basemen are more athletic than ever before.