Daisy Cutter

Daisy Cutter: On the HOF Voters Who Take It Seriously

Today, you will see many a bad ballot go viral. Focus instead on the hundreds of voters who make the HOF what it is.

The intersection of what the market will bear and what sports talk radio will understand isn't always a pretty place. Just ask J.D. Drew.

Sonny Gray is having his best season despite chopping the usage of his best pitch

Welington Castillo hadn't broken through in Chicago and wasn't getting a clean shot this year; two stops later, he's broken out in the desert

How do the Giants continue to produce major leaguers who outperform their perceived ceilings?

Addison Russell struggled in his introduction to the majors, but he's hitting better lately; what's changed?

Yasmani Grandal had a poor reputation for working with pitchers; now he doesn't. How did he get here?

Groundballs may not be as sexy as strikeouts, but that hasn't gotten in the way of Dallas Keuchel's development.

Jason Hammel disappointed with the A's, but seems to have returned to his winning ways with the Cubs

Jason Kipnis was good, then bad, then bad still, and now he's good again. Why?

What's the matter with Samardzija?

Talking to a superstar in a slump--and to his opponents.

South Side's hottest new thing hops on a track that has done very well for the White Sox.

There's more to Pedroia's sinking power than thumb injuries.

The league tried adjusting to Jose Abreu last season but he kept adjusting right back.

What the Cubs are working on with the unrefined slugger.