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The Rockies are rocking a team .778 OPS at home. For reference, the #2 offense Cubs have a total OPS of .779.

Don Mattingly would obviously resign before the situation gets complicated.

The Phillies offense had a lot of issues last year, but they were masked by Schwarber having a career year at age 32. And they brought in no one in the off-season other than Garcia, who was not very good either.

You can't count anyone out in April. But it would take some pretty epic rebounds from several players for the Phillies to get back in the playoff hunt before July. Their pitching is basically Sanchez, Wheeler, and Luzardo. And Sanchez is really the only one you can legitimately rely on every...

Man.... the Phillies are REALLY bad. The Mets at least have the excuse of Soto and Lindor being hurt. They would probably be closer to .500 if both guys had been healthy so far. But the Phillies have not really missed anyone other than Realmuto and Wheeler (who knows how good he is at this...

Depending on how Ozzie performs the rest of the rest of this year and next, I think an extension somewhere around 50ish million would work for both sides.

You gotta love it.

Even with the market going crazy recently, I don't think anyone is giving him anywhere close to that unless he has back to back 4+ WAR seasons. He is effectively the same player as Gleyber Torres. Torres signed for 1/15 his first time in FA, then accepted the QO this past off-season.

Walt Weiss IS the Danger. He is the one who knocks.

I mean yeah he's said things bordering on this for sure.

His rhetoric and Hasan's isn't as far apart as you think it is.

Is the POTUS dropping bombs on American houses?

It's ok. We're gonna pass right by Gen X with the next election because odds are it's going to be JD Vance as the next POTUS.

Other than last night, he has exclusively been used in high leverage situations since 4/7. What games have you been watching?

Also, some quick props to Lizandro Espinoza, a Rule 5 pick from Stl in Dec 2024. I would advise caution given he is 23 and his hit tool has been notoriously awful in the past with a .210 lifetime average. But it's getting to point where his improvements since getting promoted to AA can't be...

So with Gil, Soutisene, and Hartman, the Braves could legitimately have 3 Top 100 hitting prospects the next time the rankings are updated, not counting any of the 2 first round picks we might take that could be hitters. I think Tate and Gil are near locks as long as they don't go through any...

He's dominating A+ and already spent some time at the end of last season in AA. I think he's definitely ready for the next test. As for AA being too crowded at SS, I personally don't think Dixon Williams or Cody Miller are destined for SS. Miller has a chance but Dixon Williams is definitely...

Needed to happen. I just don't think his mechanics right now are in tune enough from start to start to keep him in the rotation. He's sitting 95-96 one week and then sitting 93-94 the next week. Same thing was happening in ST. And at 93-94 he's getting rocked. Maybe getting more frequent work...

Enscheff's bullpen plan is to not only warm up every RP every night (because warm ups don't count), but also throw our best reliever every time we have a high leverage situation. Enscheff better hope we already have Billy Wagner, Mike Remlinger, Mark Melancon, and Tyler Matzek ramping up to...

I don't think Tate's home is 2b. His arm is too good to waste at 2b. He's got a 50 grade arm, which might actually be too low of a grade. He was clocked at 99 mph from SS during pre-draft workouts. Ideally, Gil continues to hit well and gets promoted to AA next month, and then we can promote...