Monthly Archives: January 2015

So far this week the Mets have had Noah Syndergaard on the RHP Prospect List, Steven Matz on the LHP List, and Kevin Plawecki on the Catcher List. Yesterday Dominic Smith was featured on the First Basemen List. This is … Continue reading →

After Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz were recognized by MLB.com for being the #2 RHP Prospect and #8 LHP prospect in the country respectively, Kevin Plawecki was named the 6th best catching prospect in the minors yesterday. The only surprise … Continue reading →

MLB.com is starting to roll out their top prospect lists by first releasing the top prospects by position. Yesterday they released their top 10 right handed pitchers and today they released their top 10 left handed pitchers. Syndergaard being #2 … Continue reading →

The Mets resigned Brandon Allen to a minor league deal with a Spring Training Invitation back in November, but who is he? Brandon Allen, the 28 year-old first basement and corner outfielder, looks to work his way into a complicated … Continue reading →

The Nationals are going to sign Max Scherzer making their rotation just bananas at this point. They were already the best rotation in the NL East in terms of both prior success, prime-age and pedigree, and now they are probably … Continue reading →

At this point in the off-season, I’m so desperate for shortstop news that I will grasp at any straws within reach, so I’m grasping here. Earlier today it was rumored that the Rangers are close to moving Gallardo. Depending on … Continue reading →

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →

Evan Gattis was traded to the Astros earlier this week, and the trade haul was impressive. Gattis has played two seasons in the majors, he’ll be 25 next year. In his first two years he’s a career .253 BA, .304 … Continue reading →

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →