Kevin runs down who to keep an eye on, and for what reasons, in the NL Central.
The Brewers’ decision to extend Jonathan Lucroy could have a massive payoff.
Which teams have the strongest starting rotations in the senior circuit?
David Robertson battles a staircase while other players nurse their respective wounds.
Which players do the BP staff expect will come back to the earthly realm this season?
The Mets’ injury parade drags on, while the Brew Crew might lose an important hitter for the start of the season.
Pinpointing the positions with the worst projections on this season’s likely contending clubs.
Part two of a roundtable discussion about how action in the NL Central will shake out in 2012.
The first part of a roundtable discussion about how teams in the NL Central will fare in the 2012 season.
Which teams are likely to see significantly more production from their new players at positions in need of improvement?
Ryan Braun won’t have to serve a suspension, but has he been served with something more difficult to deal with?
The Brewers’ ability to replace Prince’s, and potentially Ryan Braun’s, bat is tied in Corey Hart’s versatility.
Casey McGehee could prove to be a valuable pickup for the Pirates.
Having resolved that pesky AL West issue, one of the most interesting races left is in Milwaukee. Brewers shortstop Jose Hernandez is fighting inconsistent playing time and a fickle manager to set the all-time strikeout record; as of today, he’s stuck on 188, just one shy of Bobby Bonds’ major-league season record.
I’m the new owner of the Angels.
Disney kept the team from leaving Anaheim, but their tax break was mostly expended, and running the team took energy the company wanted to spend persecuting peer-to-peer file sharing. The franchise didn’t come cheap, mind you, but I think it will be worth the money. Now, I’m Bud Selig’s worst nightmare, because I’m going to derive millions of dollars through his proposed revenue-sharing plan and field a team that’s going to thrash his precious Brewers for the foreseeable future.
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