How will a major-league team’s manager affect your fantasy team’s stolen-base totals?
How good are the hauls teams received in recent trades?
The White Sox acquire Francisco Liriano from their division rival, the Minnesota Twins.
Ben and Sam discuss the disappointing Miami Marlins and resurgent southpaw Francisco Liriano.
If it doesn’t look like a Twin, soft-toss like a Twin, or pitch to contact like a Twin, it’s probably not a Twin.
Fans were treated to weird baseball in Boston when the O’s and Sox resorted to using position players as pitchers.
Michael Pineda’s labrum tear doesn’t bode well for his future, but it’s not the death sentence it used to be.
The Rays’ bullpen, to put it kindly, is off to a rough start on paper. What is wrong with what was a perceived strength of the club coming into the season?
Zack Greinke’s road woes continue, while the other M&M Boys team up to bash the Angels.
Scott Baker gets bad news, while Drew Storen has surgery on his elbow.
Which players riding the pine might have a significant say in their teams’ win totals?
What are some of the big questions surrounding the AL and NL Central?
Kevin kicks off a look at affiliates and prospects to watch in each division.
The punches keep on coming for the Mets, while other players deal with various sprains, bruises, and soreness.
Offering at least one reason to tune in to each potentially talent-challenged team when you’re flipping through your MLB.tv options this season.
Is there any hope that the Twins will be better than horrible this season?
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