Showing posts with label Yonder Alfonso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yonder Alfonso. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2019

Sandy Alcantara Aces Coors Challenge In Marlins' Loss

He’s a 23-year-old rookie, and on Friday night, no one would have blamed him if he had some anxiety about what he was about to do: pitch his first game at Coors Field.

Miami Official Site

Monday, May 27, 2019

Jon Jay Getting Closer To Rehab Stint

Jon Jay, the forgotten outfielder, will take an important step toward making his White Sox debut soon/

Chicago Sun-Times

Saturday, March 30, 2019

Yoan Moncada Is Getting Used To His Third Base Glove

Yoan Moncada's position switch to third base from second might have been somewhat of a surprise to those outside the organization. But it was not to Moncada himself.

Chicago-A Official Site

Monday, December 24, 2018

Looking For A Match In A Jose Martinez Trade

Jose Martinez was the Cardinals’ second-best hitter in 2018, he has a .309/.372/.478 slash line over 915 career MLB plate appearances, and he isn’t eligible to hit free agency until after the 2022 season.

MLB Trade Rumors

Wednesday, December 19, 2018

The New & Improved Daniel Descalso Finds Ideal Fit With Cubs

When you think of the most improved hitters of the past few seasons, who comes to mind? Christian Yelich, Yonder Alonso, Whit Merrifield, Francisco Lindor, and Matt Carpenter may be some big names you think of. But under all of these notable breakouts, most of which are chalked up to the infamous “fly-ball revolution,” there are still some hitters that have made significant improvement flying under the radar.

Beyond The Boxscore

Seriously, Why Haven't The Cardinals Signed Bryce Harper Yet?

As the offseason lingers on, Bryce Harper remains available and stories leak out that maybe his alleged suitors aren’t as interested as they were supposed to be. Could he still fall to the St. Louis Cardinals?

Cheap Seats

Friday, September 28, 2018

Ian Kennedy Ends Season Strong In Royals' Loss

Four straight quality starts certainly would have been a great way for right-hander Ian Kennedy to close out his 2018 season.

Kansas City Official Site

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

James Shields Reaches 200-IP Mark Before White Sox Walk-Off

James Shields' last start of 2018 went much like his other 32, as the veteran right-hander completed six innings.

Chicago-A Official Site

Thursday, August 30, 2018

Jake Odorizzi Can't Close Out Strong Start Vs. Indians

Coming off his best start of the season, it looked like right-hander Jake Odorizzi was on his way to a second straight strong outing until he hit yet another sixth-inning snag.

Minnesota Official Site

Sunday, July 29, 2018

Jordan Zimmermann Labors As Tigers Can't Slow Indians In Finale

Corey Kluber delivered a reminder to the Tigers that he's still Corey Kluber. Jordan Zimmermann delivered a reminder of his 2016-17 struggles. Francisco Liriano delivered a demonstration to scouts that he's healthy and still a viable trade target.

Detroit Official Site

Saturday, July 21, 2018

Bartolo Colon Falters As Rangers Can't Quiet Indians Bats

Rangers starter Bartolo Colon looked strong for four innings on Saturday night in the early stages of a nice pitching duel against Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco.

Texas Official Site

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Joey Votto, Reds Stun Indians With Seve-Run Ninth

There wasn't anything Joey Votto could do against Indians starter Trevor Bauer. Despite an 0-for-4 showing against the right-hander, the All-Star first baseman got the last laugh Tuesday at Progressive Field.

Cincinnati Official Site

Saturday, June 2, 2018

Lance Lynn Keeps Indians In Check

Lance Lynn tallied a season-high 113 pitches as he put a couple of rough early innings behind him and delivered his third consecutive strong outing on Saturday.

Minnesota Official Site