When a team is drafting, how does it distinguish which talents might be the most reasonable targets?
Yesterday, Scott Kazmir and the Indians turned back the clock in their victory over the A’s. Tonight, Pablo Sandoval will probably not try to be patient while facing Tim Hudson.
The Nationals’ offense is off to a sluggish start. Our beat reporter also checks in with the potential use of pitcher helmets, Roy Halladay, and scouts’ takes.
Yesterday, King Felix put on a show against the Pirates. Tonight, Cody Ross is set to do battle with Cole Hamels.
What has the BP staff learned about the 2013 season in the early going?
Last night, Craig Kimbrel blew his third save in five tries. Tonight, Matt Moore will try to contain Rajai Davis at the dish and on the basepaths.
Who are the can’t-miss corner-infield prospects in the upcoming draft?
Last night, Paul Goldschmidt proved he still owns Chris Capuano. Tonight, Hiroki Kuroda will try to continue his good fortunes against Dexter Fowler.
Running through the notable quotes of the week that was.
Three teams have broken the 20-win plateau so far this season. Tonight, Joey Votto will try to change his fortunes against Paul Maholm.
Last night, Jake Westbrook pulled another Houdini act. Tonight, David Ortiz is set to tango with Texas’ Derek Holland.
The Twins might have a mediocre record, but it’s an upgrade from 2012. Our beat reporter also checks in on whether major leaguers would accept a gay teammate, the Phillies, Stephen Strasburg, and returns with scouting reports.
Clay Buchholz continued dealing last night. Tonight, Jake Peavy will try to keep Adrian Beltre in check.
The future looks bright for the Dodgers when Hanley Ramirez and Andre Ethier are contributing.
The BP staff thinks of what could have been with players who could not stay on the field.
On Monday night, the Angels and the A’s took Ernie Banks’ refrain a little too seriously. Tonight, Jose Bautista will get his first look at Jon Lester this season.