Trades will continue to happen as players get sent through waivers, but this is the end of the commentary on the July trades.  Interesting that Saturday was more involved than Sunday, with only a very few trades happening Sunday.  Yes, there were some big ones, but I have to say the Dodgers and the Mariners [...]

So, who could have expected that Saturday would be such a busy day?  It seems all those GM’s who promised themselves they would start early this year actually kept their word.  Or perhaps, it is just much clearer who needs what, and who has what to spare.
Interestingly, it seems this year that most rumors you [...]

On this day in 1996, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda announced his retirement at the age of 68. Lasorda, who had managed the Dodgers since 1976, was forced to retire after suffering a mild heart attack a month earlier. In his 20 year tenure as Dodgers manager, Lasorda compiled a 1,599-1,439 record, while winning [...]

What could be better than a 4-course meal (details of the menu below) paired with bourbon followed by an Indians v. Tigers game? The answer, at least in my opinion, is nothing.
On Tuesday, August 9, the Cleveland Indians invited Tribe fans and lovers of fabulous food to the Terrace Club for an ultimate dining event [...]

New York Yankee All-Star Outfielder Curtis Granderson helped found one of the more successful player-backed charities in all of baseball. Granderson was voted the 2009 MLBPA Man of the Year due to his charitable activities and has been nominated for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award three times (twice in Detroit and once in New York), which [...]