Jacob Misiorowski’s meteoric rise from top prospect to National League Rookie of the Month for June has electrified the Milwaukee Brewers. After being called up on June 12th, the 23-year-old right-hander wasted no time making history. Thus far, he has dominated in a way rarely seen from a rookie pitcher. Misiorowski’s immediate impact was felt beyond the box score. His … [Read more...] about Analyzing Jacob Misiorowski’s Rookie of the Month June
Chase Dollander, Facing First Major Bump of MLB Career, Sent to Triple-A
Earlier this season, the Colorado Rockies called up their top-ranked prospect, right-hander Chase Dollander, ahead of a home start vs the Athletics on April 6. In just over three months of action, it has been an up-and-down season for the ninth overall pick out of the University of Tennessee in the 2023 Major League Baseball draft. Following his start Sunday in which he … [Read more...] about Chase Dollander, Facing First Major Bump of MLB Career, Sent to Triple-A
Should Michael Busch Be an All-Star?
This year, Cubs’ first baseman, Michael Busch, has slowly become one of the most underrated players in the league. His performance this year at the plate has given an already powerful lineup a boost. His bat, along with Kyle Tucker’s, Seiya Suzuki’s, and Pete Crow-Armstrong’s, makes up some of the best in the MLB. However, Busch this season is being wildly undervalued and not … [Read more...] about Should Michael Busch Be an All-Star?
Yankees Actively Searching Trade Market for Third Base Help
The New York Yankees are reportedly searching for an upgrade at third base, particularly a right-handed hitter. The club has reportedly placed names such as Eugenio Suarez and Ke’Bryan Hayes at the top of its list as it looks to move Jazz Chisholm Jr. back to second base, his natural position. Yankees Actively Searching Trade Market for Third Base Help Third Base Struggles and … [Read more...] about Yankees Actively Searching Trade Market for Third Base Help
Nationals Part Ways with GM and Manager: What’s Next?
Following their feel-good “underdog” World Series win in 2019, the Washington Nationals have returned to their laughing stock image that’s been portrayed for most of the last 20 years. After yet another frustrating start to a season in 2025, Nationals owner Mark Lerner decided enough was enough, as he fired manager Davey Martinez and general manager Mike Rizzo. Both firings … [Read more...] about Nationals Part Ways with GM and Manager: What’s Next?