MILWAUKEE - APRIL 7: Hank Aaron throws out the first pitch before the Milwaukee Brewers game against the Montreal Expos at County Stadium on April 7, 1998 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Jonathan Kirn/Getty Images)

Hank Aaron's League-Leading .328 BA Wasn't Worth Duke Snider's .292

By Harold Friend (Photo: Getty Images/Getty Images)

Braun and MLB's Best 'Skinny Sluggers'

by Timothy Howell

When Ryan Braun was named as the National League's 2011 MVP, it was kind of stunning. Most, like myself, assumed that Justin Verlander would be named NL MVP, even though he pitches in the American League... Read More »
Ranking the 5 Best 5-Tool Players in MLB History

by Chris Sbalcio

In baseball, all position players are judged on five different abilities. These abilities are hitting for average, hitting for power, base-running, throwing and fielding their respective positions... Read More »
Why Mickey Mantle Gets Better with Each Passing Year

by Harold Friend

During most his career, Mickey Mantle was ranked among the top two or three players in the game, right up there with Willie Mays and Hank Aaron... Read More »
Jim Thome Hits 600th Home Run: Doesn't Compare to Rest of Club, Jeter's 3,000th

by Matt Hammond

Maybe he wasn't overlooked. Unconsidered. A slip in seamheads' minds. Maybe, comparatively, Jim Thome 's pursuit of 600 home runs wasn't that big a deal. There's no denying that it didn't get play... Read More »
Ranking the Members of the 600 Homer Club

by Andy Vanfossan

Monday night was a very special night for the Thome family. His father along with his wife and kids were all in Detroit to witness not only number 599, but also 600. Thome joins an elite group of only eight other players to reach this magic number... Read More »

Cy Young and the 10 Most Overrated Records in Professional Team Sports By Matt Paoletti

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The Soon To Be Curse OF Manny Ramirez(the New Bambino)

The Boston Red Sox will never be the same now that they traded away all of their success to the Dodgers with Manny Ramirez. They traded away Manny Ramirez because he was causing problems in the clubhouse and wasn't getting along with Red Sox management..