Last night, I finally headed over to Norwich to see first season of the Connecticut Tigers.  This team is the short season A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers that had been located in Oneonta.  And even though I loved seeing games in Oneonta, any one can see quickly here why the team took the opportunity [...]

Its very interesting that Johnny Damon turned down a trade to the Red Sox from the Detroit Tigers.  While its hopeful to think that the Red Sox are any more in the race for the playoffs than the Tigers- the Tigers are most definitely not winning the Central- it does seem like he is going [...]

Going to just do a quick overview of all the trades on the last 24 hours here:
Scott Posednik to the Dodgers for two minor leaguers
Benefit to the Royals- they make room for Alex Gordon to play every day in left field, with no one sharing the position, and they get two players who are further [...]

Earlier this week, I spoke with Rich Marrazzi- the rule guy- about how so many major league players don’t even know the rules of the game.  I often write about how the players today have no idea what it is to be a fan.  And then there are all these new stats that are out [...]

While we spend a lot of time being preoccupied with debates about who is better, Albert Pujols or Ryan Howard, or Albert Pujols or Alex Rodriguez- there is one guy that often gets left out of the debate.  In some ways its because of the two teams he has played for, in others it is [...]

There are just a handful of stories to spend time on today. The biggest event yesterday was obviously Roy Halladay’s perfect game. Here is a pretty good Matt Gelb piece about the locker room after the game. Halladay giving so much credit to his catcher, Carlos Ruiz. Apparently, [...]