A post-mortem on another disappointing finish for Arte’s boys.
Mets muster up some runs, but miss out on a chance to climb closer to first place.
The Angels extend their closer, Drew Smyly is sidelined, Wil Nieves is mentioned, etc.
An exquisitely timed Tweet for the Angels, a bit of history from Bartolo Colon, and the best defensive play of the day.
The rules say umps should get it right, but not too right.
Ten years before Arte Moreno’s latest P.R. disaster came Arte Moreno’s first P.R. disaster. Or was it?
The diverse and carefully constructed bullpen of GM and former reliever Jerry Dipoto.
Why we are comfortable having the Kris Bryant service time conversation but not the Mike Trout service time conversation, and why we should be uncomfortable having either.
Which teams’ rotations will survive the inevitable blowing up?
Dealing with addiction in a sport that wants to punish drug use.
Mike Trout plans to be more aggressive on the first pitch, a Cuban sensation faces possible surgery, and a Dodgers outfielder is finding his trade market lacking.
The Angels closer is ready to talk extension, while the Braves might change course of a recent trade acquisition.
San Diego appears poised to put Wil Myers in the leadoff spot. Meanwhile, the Angels look to a prospect, and Colon is going to try hitting 50 percent better.
The quiet Orioles make a little noise, while elsewhere relievers and zombies are signing.
Even with a recent solid addition at the top of the list, this continues to be a very weak system.
The Rays get another arm for the bullpen, while Gavin Floyd signs in Cleveland.
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