Even if you figure out what Darvish has done, you might not know what he’s about to do.
If the Orioles want to extend their surprise season beyond the wild-card game, they should make the most of what got them there.
There are people who believe Mike Trout doesn’t deserve any awards this year.
Earlier this year, Derek wrote about what to expect from the most-hyped foreign players. Did the players comply?
How Yu Darvish escaped the fate of Gene Bearden and learned to love the rematch.
Watching Yu Darvish is wonderful. Hitting against him is hell.
Are the Mariners the next Orioles or are the Orioles the next Mariners?
Yu Darvish is taking a different approach with two strikes than he did toward the start of the season.
The Phillies have joined the losers at the zero-percent-playoff-odds table.
Ben and Sam discuss players who turn down trades to contenders, Yu Darvish, and their standards for playoff starters.
Doug looks at what pitching experts mean when they call a delivery “violent,” and why this violence can be inextricable from success.
It is the culmination of decades of baseball culture and nerd culture racing toward each other at high speed.
Pleasant 2012 surprises James McDonald and Jake Peavy are among this week’s top two-start pitchers.
David Wright’s newfound plate discipline has helped him bat near .400 for the season’s first two months, and an interview with Yu Darvish.
Google’s biographic pictures of baseball players aren’t always what you expect.