Showing posts with label David Price. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Price. Show all posts

Thursday, June 4, 2020

Most Hyped LHP Prospects Of The Past 20 Years

Left-handed pitching is always something in high demand and often in short supply. Some of that is simply probability. Only about 10 percent of the world’s population is left-handed. The difficulty in developing pitching in general and keeping pitchers healthy whittles the numbers down even more.

St. Louis Official Site

Tuesday, April 28, 2020

Nine Ways The Cardinals Roster Could Be Impacted If The 2020 MLB Season Is Canceled

The 2020 MLB season has been thrown into significant question by the coronavirus pandemic. Though reports indicate the common belief by MLB stakeholders that the 2020 season—in same way, shape or form—will eventually take place, the obstacles for such an outcome should not be underestimated. Like every other major North American sports league, Major League Baseball has yet to resume. It’s conceivable it never does in 2020.

KMOV

Monday, April 6, 2020

Busch Visit By Mookie Betts & Dodgers Would Have Been Early Test Of Cardinals' Contending Aspirations

ith the bases loaded and the bullpen spent from Saturday’s 14-inning slog, the Cardinals curiously seemed ready to essentially, virtually abandon Sunday’s game and get on with the week.

Birdland

Monday, March 2, 2020

David Price On Spring Debut: 'My Legs Were Shaking'

David Price, in his first game action since left wrist surgery in September, said he considered his Dodgers debut on Monday a success.

Los Angeles Official Site

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Red Sox' Efforts To 'Buy' Prospects From Padres Seen As Unlikely

More than 15 years ago, at a time when their farm system had been thinned by years of bad drafts and trades, the Red Sox approached the Reds with an idea: They wanted to buy a prospect. Cincinnati was receptive, but ultimately it was more of an idea than a reality, since the Commissioner’s Office signaled that it was unlikely to approve such a deal.

Boston Globe

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Here Are 11 Players To Keep An Eye On This Spring

Now is when it gets fun. For weeks, we’ve projected what this guy or that one will do and the impact he could have on the standings. With spring games underway, we can see those projections begin to take shape.

St. Louis Official Site

Saturday, February 15, 2020

Kenley Jansen Ready To Rebound, Unveil Improved Cutter

Kenley Jansen had his worst season as the Dodgers' closer last year and during the offseason, he did something about it.

Los Angeles Official Site

Thursday, February 13, 2020

Once Talents With Sky-High Expectations, Carlos Martinez & Alex Reyes Look For Grounding To Reclaim Roles

After one of his final workouts before the official start of spring training and a search with Carlos Martinez’s family for daycare options, Alex Reyes’ evening meandered to Martinez’s home and the conversation took a U-turn into the past. The two Cardinals pitchers, both prized prospects in their teens, talked about how long it had been since Reyes made his big league debut, in 2016.

Post-Dispatch

Friday, February 7, 2020

Cardinals Don't Deal Homegrown Stars, But Keeping Jack Flaherty Will Be Costly

Are you following this Mookie Betts mess? You better believe Jack Flaherty is.

BenFred

If MLB Leaders Want To Save Baseball, Stop Changing Rules & Make Tickets Affordable

Instead of making up silly rules about how many batters a pitcher has to face and threatening to add the DH to the National League, MLB ought to do something that really helps the game and its fans.

Cheap Seats

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

These Nine Players Could Change Everything

Mike Trout and Gerrit Cole are easy. Go ahead and write down their 2020 numbers. You'll be close. As for dozens of others, this is where it gets interesting. This is also where postseason berths can be decided. And championships.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, January 26, 2020

Mookie Betts Trade Talks Evolving With Dodgers, Padres

According to multiple major league sources, the Red Sox continue to discuss the possibility of a Mookie Betts trade with multiple suitors. The team is weighing potential combinations of big leaguers and prospects offered by the Padres as well as the Dodgers, and remains engaged with both teams about a possible deal involving their superstar right fielder.

Boston Globe

Wednesday, January 15, 2020

The Cardinals Are About To Screw Up Yet Another Offseason

The St. Louis Cardinals call it patience. But to fans, what they’ve done this offseason looks more like a high stakes game of chicken.

Cheap Seats

Wednesday, January 8, 2020

Nolan Arenado Could Be The Missing Piece To A Cardinals' Championship Season

Ever since Albert Pujols left St. Louis for the west coast eight-plus years ago, the Cardinals have been looking for that missing superstar to supply the kind of success on the field as well as the prestige away from it that Pujols provided for 11 seasons.

KSDK

Monday, January 6, 2020

While Cardinals Fans Wait Offseason Upgrades, MLB Should Think About A Salary Cap

Two and a half months after the Hot Stove was fired up, St. Louis Cardinals fans are still waiting to find out whether their team will re-sign slugging outfielder Marcell Ozuna — or do anything else significant, for that matter.

Cheap Seats

Thursday, January 2, 2020

Mookie Betts Deal More Likel As Dodgers' Francisco Lindor Talks Cool

The possibility of Francisco Lindor joining the Dodgers has tantalized the baseball industry for the past few months, as observers wonder how emotionally -- or logically -- the Dodgers will respond to their latest October disappointment.

MLB Official Site

Monday, December 30, 2019

Thursday, December 26, 2019

The Cardinals Should Strongly Consider Bringing Back Marcell Ozuna

It looks like the Major League Baseball free agent freeze outs of recent years has finally thawed, the St. Louis Cardinals are still turning a cold shoulder on slugging outfielder Marcell Ozuna.

Cheap Seats