Monthly Archives: December 2012

Uni Watch Blog, specifically Paul Lukas, posted a link to his column at ESPN today that goes over every new BP hat, all 36 of them. Go read his column and come back. You back yet? Yes? Awesome. I agree … Continue reading →

The Mets have not added a starting OF yet this off-season, unless you count Collin Cowgill, and with options dwindling, it looks like the Mets will have to look inwards for a lead off hitter, especially if the Mets bring … Continue reading →

(tl;dr version: If you followed the story all day yesterday, there is nothing really new this morning except a bunch of people reporting that trades like this take time)   The Dickey to Toronto trade is almost completed, but has … Continue reading →

The Mets and Blue Jays quickly moved toward a trade yesterday. A trade isn’t official yet, however news from Jon Heyman is that players in the deal have been agreed on, just no news yet of who is involved. At … Continue reading →

The market for pitching, free agents and trades has radically changed today. The Angels came out of no where and signed Josh Hamilton to a 5 year deal. It looks like Anibal Sanchez is about to sign with the Cubs. … Continue reading →

The major holding pattern over the MLB Hot Stove has been eased tonight as it looks like the Dodgers have signed Greinke to a 6 year, 145 million deal. At this moment (8:54, ET), the deal is not close to … Continue reading →

November 30th, Chan Ho Park retired from baseball after playing for almost every professional baseball team in the world, and at his press conference he had all of the uniforms lined up. Now I’ve struggled to find a really good … Continue reading →

Winter Meetings ended yesterday and the Mets made one gigantic splash! It was great! Did you hear about? It was really monumental! The Mets selected Lobstein from the Rays in the Rule V draft, then immediately traded him to the Tigers … Continue reading →

The surprise of the Winter Meetings for me has been the Red Sox. Mainly, this is not the direction I thought they would go. In the middle of last season, the Red Sox were able to dump all of their … Continue reading →