Some MLB owners are said to be complaining behind the scenes about Mets owner Steve Cohen’s big spending, which has reached unprecedented levels. No one… Read More »Steve Cohen’s Mets spending spree drew complaints
Nestor Cortes walked down the mound, received the throw back from his catcher and did what so many of his pitching heroes would do. He… Read More »MLB pitchers discuss adapting to pitch clock in 2023
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NEW YORK — While his peers were asleep, Mets owner Steve Cohen dragged his team closer to the World Series. There’s a metaphor in there.… Read More »Steve Cohen proves he’s great for MLB as Mets sign Carlos Correa
Thanks to a Los Angeles Times crossword clue, Tom “Flash” Gordon has enjoyed a slight resurgence online. A former MLB relief pitcher and three-time All-Star,… Read More »Which former MLB pitcher was nicknamed ‘Flash’?
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The Orioles checked off another item on their offseason to-do list on Wednesday night. This time, they went to the trade market to fill one… Read More »James McCann traded to Orioles
Regardless, while we await the results of Correa’s latest physical, let’s go ahead and rank the top 10 lineups in MLB right now. Ordinarily, I… Read More »Best MLB lineups in 2023 predictions
Carlos Correa was the Giants’ next face of the franchise, until he wasn’t, after a disagreement arose over his medical results. He is now —… Read More »Bowden: Carlos Correa deal-gone-wrong highlights MLB front offices’ free-agency high-wire act