COMMENTARY | The name probably doesn't ring a bell to the new wave generation of Milwaukee Brewers' fans. Bob McClure. He obviously doesn't play for the Brewers anymore, nor has he for over 25 years. More »Why Bob McClure is the Biggest Goat in Milwaukee Brewers’ History
COMMENTARY | The New York Mets are 10 games under .500 and 10 games out of first place. You might say that they've already made it into the irrelevant category. Given how poorly they've played, the holes on the roster, and what's ahead, you might be right. More »On the Brink of Irrelevance, Five Questions Facing the New York Mets
COMMENTARY | John Danks impressed in his long-awaited return to the mound in Friday, May 24's extra-inning win over the Miami Marlins. Last May, after struggling in his first run of starts, Danks hit the disabled list. After failing to respond to rest and rehab, he underwent surgery at the hands of Dr. Anthony Romeo, the same doctor that repaired Jake Peavy in a one-of-a-kind surgery. More »John Danks Impresses in Return to Chicago White Sox
COMMENTARY | Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets: A rivalry so big they need two days to play Game 1. More »Atlanta Braves Vs. New York Mets: Game 1 Suspended by Rain, Makeup Scheduled, Fredi Gonzalez to Blame
COMMENTARY | The Los Angeles Dodgers are no doubt regretting the 5-year, $85 million contract extension they gave right fielder Andre Ethier in June. The emergence of prospect and fellow big-money signee Yasiel Puig and Ethier's declining production make the deal look like an albatross. More »Andre Ethier Not Entirely to Blame for Los Angeles Dodgers' Offensive Woes
COMMENTARY | The San Francisco Giants have been blessed with great health over the past year or so, but those blessings seemed to end recently with injuries to two key pieces of their pitching staff. Here's a quick look at the current state of the Giants' disabled list: More »DL Report: San Francisco Giants
COMMENTARY | While every team has its fair share of heroes over the years, every team also has its goat. "Goat," shortened from "scapegoat," is defined by Merriam-Webster as "one that bears the blame for others," as well as "one that is the object of irrational hostility." More »Jose Mesa: The Biggest 'Goat' in Cleveland Indians History
COMMENTARY | In less than two seasons, Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer have put the Chicago Cubs on the road to relevancy. More »Chicago Cubs: Five Prospects to Watch
COMMENTARY | In a New York Yankees season that has seen five different players not named Alex Rodriguez man the hot corner, the latest installment at third base hasn't failed to impress. More »Who's on Third? Meet the New York Yankees' David Adams
COMMENTARY | Injuries have been a consistent problem for the Washington Nationals this season and have left them with holes in their lineup and a diminished bullpen. More »Washington Nationals DL Report
COMMENTARY | The St. Louis Cardinals seemed like a very healthy team at the beginning of 2013. They had a few injuries, but they seemed well-equipped to handle them internally and continue to move forward. More »St. Louis Cardinals' Disabled List Full of Long-Term Injuries
COMMENTARY | During the May 15 episode of "Pardon The Interruption," Los Angeles Dodgers southpaw Clayton Kershaw and his career ERA came up as a topic of discussion. Tony Kornheiser called Kershaw "a nice pitcher" but would not put him in the class and company of all-time greats from yesteryear. More »Los Angeles Dodgers Lefty Clayton Kershaw: The Best and Most Underrated Pitcher in Baseball
COMMENTARY | Because trading for starting pitching is beginning to get a little repetitive for the Milwaukee Brewers -- although it seems to be the only way to ever bolster this rotation -- we'll take an approach general manager Doug Melvin typically doesn't explore, and rightfully so. More »Best In-House Options to Help Milwaukee Brewers’ Horrendous Starting Rotation
COMMENTARY | It's a painful assessment for an organization to make. More »Time for Alex Avila to Take a Toledo Sabbatical
COMMENTARY | As spring training began back in February, second-year St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Joe Kelly had aspirations of winning a job in the Cardinals' starting rotation. More »Why the St. Louis Cardinals Should Demote Joe Kelly
COMMENTARY | Attempting to determine the biggest "goat" in the history of the Chicago Cubs is an almost laughable endeavor. More »The Biggest 'Goat' in Chicago Cubs History: Alex Gonzalez
COMMENTARY | The St. Louis Cardinals' pitching staff lost Chris Carpenter and Jason Motte in the offseason, Jaime Garcia for the rest of the season, and Jake Westbrook for what looks to be a good part of the season -- but four key changes could help the National League's best team navigate what's sure to be a tense march to the All-Star break. More »Four Ways the St. Louis Cardinals Can Rescue the Pitching Staff
COMMENTARY | It hasn't happened, and it likely won't, but it's time for Chicago Cubs manager Dale Sveum to do what's right for his starting rotation. Temporarily remove Edwin Jackson from it. More »Chicago Cubs Pitcher Edwin Jackson Has Earned a Seat in the Bullpen
COMMENTARY | It's funny how much one person can erase the pain of two completely isolated incidents. More »With Terry Francona’s Return to Boston, a Reminder of Vindication for Two Red Sox 'Scapegoats'
COMMENTARY | The Texas Rangers need more performances like the one Ross Wolf turned in May 22 if they are going to stay on top of the American League West. More »Pressed into Duty, Career Minor-Leaguer Ross Wolf Comes Up Huge for Texas Rangers
COMMENTARY | After completing a thrilling four-game sweep of the Seattle Mariners on May 20 that included three walkoff wins and a shutout, the Cleveland Indians had won 18 of their last 22 games. The Tribe had gone from last place on April 28, 5 games off the lead in the American League Central, to first place by 2 1/2 games over the Detroit Tigers. More »Red-Hot Cleveland Indians Cooled Off by Detroit Tigers
COMMENTARY | Who is the better left field option for the Toronto Blue Jays? Highly touted Triple-A prospect Anthony Gose or veteran slugger Melky Cabrera? More »Gose's Defense or Cabrera's Bat? Who is the Better Left Field Option for the Toronto Blue Jays?
COMMENTARY | If the Minnesota Twins weren't having bad luck right now, they wouldn't have any luck at all. More »More Bad Luck Follows Minnesota Twins to Detroit
COMMENTARY | Wisconsinites are angry. They are angry that the Milwaukee Brewers are playing really bad baseball right now. They would rather the Brewers weren't battling with the hated (and rebuilding) Chicago Cubs for last place in the NL Central. More »The Top Five Sworn Enemies of the Milwaukee Brewers
COMMENTARY | It was late in the 2012 season when the Boston Red Sox dumped a boatload of salary and players on the newly minted Los Angeles Dodgers, unloading $262 million worth of liabilities to a team willing to take them just to acquire All-Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. More »Boston Red Sox Look Good in Blue