Category: Sports

By Daniel Massar – 3/13/2010
The Phillies are coming into the new season with high expectations. Star second baseman Chase Utley believes his team has a good mindset heading into the new campaign.

By Daniel Sardinha – 3/12/2010
Carl Crawford seems to be running his way to a big contract. The speedster is the longest tenured player on the team but if the Rays want to keep him in Tampa it is going to cost them.

By Daniel Massar – 3/12/2010
Ryan Howard has already accomplished a lot in his first 5 years in the Big Leagues. He is a former Rookie of the Year winner and a two-time National League MVP. Howard has also led the Phillies to three straight NL East titles, two straight NL Titles, and a World Series win in 2008. Howard expects a competitive race in the division this year.

By Evan Anderholm – 3/12/2010
Sometimes the past is hard to forget. Just ask the Detroit Tigers.

By Johnny Russo – 3/12/2010
If you want to learn how to mold young baseball talent, call the Florida Marlins. The front office has been breeding young talent since their inaugural season back in 1993.

By Johnny Russo – 3/12/2010
Youth in baseball is something every team wants but few teams have.
The Florida Marlins have always had youth on their side but their win-loss record has never been the record to match. Last year the Marlins posted 87 wins.

By Daniel Sardinha – 3/11/2010
Brad Mills has a major league challenge ahead of him. The former Red Sox bench coach was named the Houston Astros manager in October. He will be asked to take the Astros back to October baseball and that will not be any easy task.

By Evan Anderholm – 3/11/2010
As players get older and their contracts begin to end, they must prove themselves to their team in order to earn another contract. For Houston Astros’ first baseman Lance Berkman this is his exact scenario.

By Evan Anderholm – 3/11/2010
The way the Detroit Tigers’ finished their 2009 season was a tough pill to swallow. In the last month of the season the team gave up a seven-game lead to lose the American League Central crown.

By Daniel Massar — 3/10/2010
Nomar Garciaparra said goodbye to Major League Baseball with the same team he had said hello, the Boston Red Sox.