1. Boston Red Sox: David Ortiz Rant Proves He Is a Leader

    After a game that saw David Ortiz bash his 10th home run of the season (a 442 foot moon shot that easily made it to Eutaw Street) and the Sox reach the ...

    Douglas Sibor Written by Douglas Sibor about 6 hours ago 640 reads 1 comments

  2. Cole Hamels and Zack Greinke May Be the Only Hope for the Yankees' Rotation

    The New York Yankees ' starting rotation currently ranks 27th in all of baseball ( via FanGraphs ). They allow a ridiculous 1.62 HR/9 (second highest), they own a 4.93 ERA (fifth highest) and they have been worth just 2...

    Kenny DeJohn Written by Kenny DeJohn about 2 hours ago 199 reads 8 comments

  3. 2012 MLB Draft: Grading the Boston Red Sox' Last 25 First Round Picks

    With the 2012 MLB draft quickly approaching, it's time to shift the focus of the Boston Red Sox towards the future of the franchise and those players who hope to make that a success...

    Benjamin Klein Written by Benjamin Klein about 2 hours ago 36 reads 0 comments

  4. Red Sox Trade Rumors: Dealing Kevin Youkilis Would Be a Smart Move

    The Boston Red Sox would be smart to trade Kevin Youkilis because it would allow the team to give promising young third baseman Will Middlebrooks more at bats and acquire young prospects to rebuild the farm system...

    Nicholas Goss Written by Nicholas Goss about 4 hours ago 336 reads 1 comments

  5. Is the New York Yankees' Offense the Least Clutch in All of Baseball?

    It may be time for the New York Yankees and their fans to start panicking. More than a quarter of the way through the season, the Yankees are in last place in the American League ...

    Robert Knapel Written by Robert Knapel about 4 hours ago 180 reads 2 comments

  6. Boston Red Sox Are Doubling Their Pleasure at a Record Pace

    Ever since Fenway Park was constructed with its quirky configuration, a big part of the Red Sox offense has consisted of two-base hits that slam off the 37-foot Green Monster in ...

    Saul Wisnia Written by Saul Wisnia about 6 hours ago 558 reads 1 comments

  7. Kevin Youkilis: 5 Reasons the Boston Red Sox Shouldn't Give Up on Him

    Ever since Kevin Youkilis went to the disabled list in early May with lower back soreness, talk has been rampant as to whether this spelled the end of his tenure in Boston ...

    Chris Mahr Written by Chris Mahr about 7 hours ago 616 reads 1 comments

  8. Red Sox vs. Rays: 6 Most Memorable Games in Their Short but Heated Rivalry

    Considering that these two teams have been playing each other for just the past 14 years now, the Tampa Bay Rays and Boston Red Sox have one of the most intense rivalries in baseball...

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  9. Youkilis Activated, Will Play 1B with A-Gone Shifting to RF

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  10. Carlos Pena Hitting Leadoff Tonight

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  11. Baltimore Orioles: How Did They End up on Top of the AL East?

    There have been many surprises in Major League Baseball already this season, but the biggest surprise is the fact that the Baltimore Orioles have a two-game lead in the American League East...

    Zak Schmoll Written by Zak Schmoll about 1 day ago 1,545 reads 10 comments

  12. Orioles Winning Ways Can Be Traced to the Smiling Bird Hat

    The 2012 season is now a quarter over. As of this writing, the best team in the American League would be the Baltimore Orioles . They have more wins than the two-time defending AL Champion Rangers ...

    Paul Francis Sullivan Written by Paul Francis Sullivan about 2 hours ago 54 reads 0 comments

  13. Joe DiMaggio & Ted Williams in 1941 V. Roger Maris & Mickey Mantle in 1961

    Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris had one of the greatest seasons any duo in history ever produced. So did Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about 2 hours ago 26 reads 0 comments

  14. Roberts could start rehab stint next week

    Second baseman Brian Roberts is nearing a rehab assignment, and the veteran infielder, who hasn't appeared in a Major League game in more than a year, acknowledged Monday that it's ...

    Jeremy Los Written by Jeremy Los about 2 hours ago 4 reads 0 comments

  15. Kevin Gregg's Scoreless Streak Snapped

    Kevin Gregg has had a resurgence of sorts after a slow start this season and a rough year in 2012. He had strung together seven scoreless outings totaling 9 1/3 innings pitched. That all came to a halt in the seventh inning Monday...

    Jeremy Los Written by Jeremy Los about 2 hours ago 1 reads 0 comments

  16. B-More's Tradition of Fans Shouting 'O!' During National Anthem Sparks Feud

    Well, a disagreement has broken out, anyway. Between two sports writers. One (Mike Wise of the Washington Post) is against Baltimore Orioles fans shouting "O" during the national anthem to show team pride...

    Jeremy Los Written by Jeremy Los about 2 hours ago 2 reads 0 comments

  17. Jennings' Knee Now Feels 'Good'

    ST. PETERSBURG -- Desmond Jennings is on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to May 12 with a left knee sprain, so he won't be eligible to play again until May 27. Thus, Jennings will miss seven more games...

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 2 hours ago 1 reads 0 comments

  18. Rays Designate John Gaub for Assignment

    The Rays have designated left-hander John Gaub for assignment, according to Joe Smith of the Tampa Bay Times (via Twitter). The move will allow the Rays to make room on the 40-man roster for the recently-acquired Drew Sutton...

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 2 hours ago 1 reads 0 comments

  19. Dylan Bundy Throws Five More Scoreless Innings

    Orioles top pitching prospect Dylan Bundy continued his domination of the South Atlantic League on Sunday afternoon with five shutout innings of one-hit ball against the Hagerstown ...

    Jeremy Los Written by Jeremy Los about 2 hours ago 1 reads 0 comments

  20. Matsui off to Slow Start in Minors

    ST. PETERSBURG -- On April 30, Tampa Bay signed Hideki Matsui to a Minor League contract. After a stint in extended spring training, the outfielder has made his way to Triple-A Durham, where he's played in six games...

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 2 hours ago 1 reads 0 comments

  21. Reimold Undecided About Second Epidural

    Orioles outfielder Nolan Reimold has an appointment to receive a second epidural injection in his spine from Dr. Lee Riley, a neck specialist, but he isn't sure whether he'll keep it...

    Jeremy Los Written by Jeremy Los about 2 hours ago 3 reads 0 comments

  22. The One Thing That the 2012 Toronto Blue Jays Are Missing

    As a Blue Jays fan, I enjoy going to see the Blue Jays play. The Rogers Centre is a good ballpark, but I always felt like it was missing something...

    Derek Pritchett Written by Derek Pritchett about 3 hours ago 65 reads 0 comments

  23. Santos Continues Work on Shoulder in Rehab

    ST. PETERSBURG -- Sergio Santos made his return to the Blue Jays clubhouse on Monday afternoon, but not in the capacity he would have originally preferred. Santos, who is going through rehabilitation on his right shoulder in nearby Dunedin, Fla...

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 4 hours ago 13 reads 0 comments

  24. Battle for Blue Jays' Outfield Positions Heating Up

    With Rajai Davis’s continued strong play of late and Colby Rasmus hitless in his last 18 at-bats, competition for starting outfield spots has intensified for the Blue Jays ....

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 4 hours ago 11 reads 0 comments

  25. New Hampshire Trio No-Hits Portland

    For the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats on Monday, good things came in threes. Three pitchers combined to throw the third no-hitter in franchise history, stifling the Portland Sea Dogs in a 6-0 victory...

    Jeff Carillo Written by Jeff Carillo about 4 hours ago 7 reads 0 comments