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Fantasy baseball daily notes: Pitcher and hitter rankings for Thursday’s games
Here’s a look at the day’s top streaming options, focusing on players rostered in fewer than 50% of ESPN leagues. Create or join a league today >> Cheat Sheet Central >> Griffin Canning (R), rostered in 22% of ESPN leagues, Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners: Canning was generating plenty of offseason buzz before elbow […]
Continue readingFantasy baseball daily notes: Pitcher and hitter rankings for Tuesday’s games
Create or join a league today >> Cheat Sheet Central >> Dustin May (R), rostered in 53% of ESPN leagues, Los Angeles Dodgers at San Diego Padres: May has been solid in two outings, though he hasn’t reached five in either. He did go from 60 to 76 pitches, so he should be ready to […]
Continue readingFantasy baseball daily notes: Pitcher and hitter rankings for Tuesday’s games
I truly didn’t believe I’d be writing any Tuesday Daily Notes this year. And it’s still not under the best of circumstances, but baseball is back, and it feels good to sit back and watch. We obviously have next-to-nothing to go on for this season in regards to performance, although splits can be tricky even […]
Continue reading2020 MLB Opening Day lineups for every game
Baseball is back for a very unique 2020 MLB season. Not sure who is starting for your team? We’re tracking batting orders from across the majors, including the first NL games since the universal DH was adapted for the season. Check back for updates as teams announce their Opening Day starting lineups for all of […]
Continue readingCubs’ Kyle Hendricks has MLB’s first complete game opener since 2013
It was also the first Opening Day complete game by a Cub since Bill Bonham accomplished the feat in 1974, and it earned new manager David Ross his first win. “That’s what means the most to me,” Hendricks said after the game. “I told him I was going to go out there and get his […]
Continue reading2020 MLB season preview: Power Rankings and everything you need to know for 60-game sprint
The 2020 major league baseball season will be like none that has ever come before it. MLB’s 30 teams will have just 60 games to try to streak into the postseason. Players and coaches will need to focus on the field while maintaining strict health and safety protocols off of it. There will be limited […]
Continue readingDid three words on social media get MLB negotiations back on track?
They might just end up being the three words that turned the tide for Major League Baseball — or at least for the players who seemingly moved ahead of the league in the public relations game between the two sides earlier this week. It has already become a T-shirt, and with the sides now talking […]
Continue readingThe king of MLB The Show? How Joey Gallo got so good at video games
Joey Gallo jumped at the chance to join the MLB The Show Players League. He knew how much fans have missed live sports during the coronavirus pandemic, and he knew the opportunity video games represented for Major League Baseball. “They should have done this a long time ago,” the Texas Rangers slugger said of the […]
Continue readingCape Cod Baseball League cancels 2020 season
“The decision was based on the health concerns and safety needs of all involved,” the league said, adding that the vote was unanimous. “Following CDC guidelines and medical recommendations, the league determined it would be impossible to guarantee the safety of players, coaches, umpires, host families, volunteers and fans during this unprecedented health crisis.” Play […]
Continue readingTrash talk, walk-offs and who’s got game: MLB The Show Players League opening weekend recap
Major League Baseball is following in the pixelated footsteps of the NBA — which recently ran an NBA 2K Players Tournament featuring stars like Kevin Durant and Trae Young — with a longer-term video game spin of its own. The MLB The Show Players League began Friday, with a 29-game season scheduled to run through […]
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