Since the retirement of Mariano Rivera in 2013, the MLB’s best reliever has been a few different pitchers. Craig Kimbrel, Andrew Miller, Kenley Jansen, Zack Britton, and Aroldis Chapman all come to mind. Through 2021, the best reliever in baseball has by far been New York’s Aroldis Chapman. Not only is he dominating his fellow relievers in every stat, but he is making his own unique argument for a … Continue reading MLB’s Best Reliever in 2021
Mike Trout is the best player in baseball, yet his luck may be part of the reason for his success so far in 2021. Continue reading Has Mike Trout been Lucky in 2021?
Every year, fewer people are attending and watching baseball games. There was about a 7% attendance drop rate, a loss of 5.2 million fans, between 2015 and 2019. Author Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post also brought up in his article how nearly half of the teams, in the 2019 season, noticed a decline in attendance compared to the 2018 season. These declines are associated … Continue reading The Extra Innings Issue
The Toronto Blue Jays made five different free agency signings this offseason, and all of them were beneficial. In a crowded AL East, the Blue Jays needed to make additions to their young core in order to compete. You could argue that the Blue Jays free agency didn’t exactly fill their exact holes. However, it is hard to argue with a signing like George Springer. Springer was signed to … Continue reading The Blue Jays’ Free Agency was BOOMING
The MLB offseason is now in full gear and some teams are taking full advantage while some sit back and make no moves at all. Which team has had the best offseason so far? Continue reading The Best MLB Offseasons so Far
