Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Julio Rodriguez has been widely considered to be a top three prospect in baseball according to many outlets. Prospect Insider’s Jason A. Churchill has Rodriguez ranked as his No. 3 prospectFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The 2021 MLB season was almost as crazy as 2020. What will 2022 look like? Let’s make some predictions, eh? National League East1. New York Mets2. Atlanta Braves3. Philadelphia Phillies4. MiamiFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis For a second consecutive offseason, the Houston Astros have lost a top-25 player in MLB without adding a proven replacement. Does this loss signal the beginning of the end for anFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Last year, the Los Angeles Angels continued a pattern of mediocrity that’s become commonplace over six consecutive losing seasons. With Opening Day upon us, we should consider whether Angels management hasFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis After a difficult 2021, the Texas Rangers pivoted this offseason making headline-grabbing roster upgrades. Did the Rangers do enough to contend this year? Where are the potential holes keeping the clubFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis It’s been turbulent times for Oakland Athletics fans. Since the MLB lockout ended last month, the organization has offloaded some its most recognizable and best players. Although roster maneuvering is stillFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Baseball Things Rookie & Up Subscribers can access Top 30 Rankings, Best Tools, Projected 2025 Lineup, and 10 Sleeper Prospects, all published here at Prospect Insider, by using the password sentFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis No, this isn’t about the teams that have made the largest improvements this season over last, or which of the good teams has taken the biggest step forward since last season.FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Few people expected the Seattle Mariners to remain in the postseason conversation well into July. But here we are with the Mariners tantalizingly close to the second Wild Card spot. Yes,FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Injuries have devastated the Seattle Mariners and New York Mets to the point each club is struggling to field a competitive roster. I have a solution to their problem – combineFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis It’s not even June yet but it’s clear there are five teams in Major League Baseball headed for selling at this year’s trade deadline. There are another handful of clubs onFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Face it baseball fans, the sabermetric revolution is over. The nerds won. Advanced metrics influence roster moves, player development, and gameday strategy for all 30 MLB teams. Ironically, many local andFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis With Major League Baseball, betting can be about the winner of the game, a game prop like ‘will there be a run scored in the first inning?’, a player prop (totalFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Over the last three years, the Oakland Athletics have found ways to cobble together competitive rosters despite being a low revenue organization. From a financial standpoint, this offseason appeared even moreFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The Houston Astros’ offseason was absent of significant roster improvements. So much so, it’s reasonable to speculate whether the Astros can win in 2021. We’ll delve into the team’s offseason strategyFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis It wasn’t a surprise when Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno replaced GM Billy Eppler with Perry Minasian. After all, every AL West team has at least one winning season sinceFULL STORY
