Thurman Munson, the beloved Yankees captain, tragically lost his life in a plane crash.

The Hitters Who Made the 1970s Worth Watching

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzDiscover the legendary hitters who dominated Major League Baseball during the 1970s. From batting champions to home run kings, these 12 players defined an era with their exceptional skills at the plate. Each player’s statistics and achievements have been carefully researched to present an accurate portrait of baseball’s golden age. 12. Rod Carew: The Hit Machine Rod Carew dominated the 1970s with an incredible .343 batting average and …

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Image of Dick Groat, highlighted as an undeserving MVP winner in baseball history.

10 MVPs Baseball Handed Out Wrong

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzBaseball’s MVP award is one of the sport’s highest honors, but sometimes the voters don’t quite get it right. Here’s a look at the most controversial and debatable MVP selections in baseball history, where statistics and historical analysis suggest other players may have been more deserving of the award. 10. Justin Morneau’s Controversial 2006 AL MVP Win Over Derek Jeter Despite posting solid numbers with a .321 average …

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Bobby Abreu, a standout hitter for the Phillies, known for his on-base skills.

The 10 Hitters That Defined Phillies Baseball

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzThe Philadelphia Phillies have seen some of baseball’s most legendary hitters grace their lineup over the decades. From MVPs to Hall of Famers, these ten sluggers left an indelible mark on the franchise’s history with their remarkable batting achievements. 10. Mike Schmidt – The Greatest Phillie of All Time Mike Schmidt’s legendary career with the Phillies (1972-1989) set the gold standard for third basemen. His impressive stats include …

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Sal Bando in action, showcasing talent that rivals Hall of Famers.

11 MLB Stars Who Got Robbed by the Hall of Fame Voters

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzBaseball history is filled with incredible talents who never received their due recognition. From defensive wizards to consistent power hitters, these 11 MLB stars deserved far more acclaim than they received during their careers. Let’s explore these overlooked legends who helped shape America’s pastime. 11. Bobby Grich: The Revolutionary Second Baseman A six-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove winner, Bobby Grich transformed second base play with his exceptional …

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Rod Carew in action, showcasing his hitting prowess as an Angels legend.

The Greatest Players in Angels Franchise History

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzDiscover the legendary players who have shaped the Los Angeles Angels franchise through the decades. From record-breaking performances to World Series glory, these 11 athletes stand as the greatest to ever wear the Angels uniform. 11. Mike Trout – The Greatest Angel of All Time A generational talent who has redefined baseball excellence, Mike Trout’s career with the Angels has been nothing short of extraordinary. With three AL …

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Miguel Cabrera in action, showcasing his exceptional hitting skills as ranked in "Ranking the Most Dominant MLB Hitters of...

Ranking Baseball’s 12 Best Hitters of the 2000s

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzJourney through baseball’s golden era as we celebrate the 12 most dominant hitters of the 2000s. These legendary players revolutionized the game with their extraordinary batting skills, record-breaking performances, and unforgettable moments that defined a decade of America’s pastime. 12. Barry Bonds: Baseball’s Most Feared Slugger Barry Bonds dominated the early 2000s with unprecedented power and precision. His 2001-2004 stretch remains the most dominant hitting performance in baseball …

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Steve Garvey in action, illustrating his popularity but lack of dominance in MLB.

11 Overrated MLB Players Your Childhood Self Loved

Last Updated: August 13th, 2026 by Michael SchatzI was at a bar recently talking with some of my friends who are baseball fans but are still young in their journey of learning about the history of the game. They asked me how good some of their favorite players were compared to players of the past, and I said it is so hard to compare and contrast. Different eras brought different versions of the game, and …

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Claude Osteen, a key pitcher for the Dodgers, pivotal in LA's dynasty.

The 20 Dodgers Pitchers Every Fan Should Stop Questioning

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzNo franchise in baseball has produced a pitching tradition quite like the Dodgers. From Ebbets Field to Chavez Ravine, the men who took the mound in this uniform have authored some of the most unhittable seasons the sport has ever seen — perfect games, no-hitters, sub-2.00 ERAs, scoreless-inning streaks for the ages. This list counts down the 20 greatest Dodgers pitchers of all time, ranked by what they …

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Lou Brock in action, showcasing his speed and skill as a Cardinals player.

20 Cardinals Position Players Who Dominated at the Plate

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzFew franchises can match the Cardinals’ century-plus of sustained excellence, and fewer still can claim a pantheon this deep. This ranking evaluates position players strictly on what they accomplished in St. Louis—not their full careers, not their reputation elsewhere. We’re measuring peak performance, longevity in the Birds on the Bat, and championship impact during their Cardinals tenure. The names that crack the top five tell the story of …

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Image of Nomar Garciaparra, showcasing his batting stance as one of the top hitters.

Fenway’s Finest: Ranking the Best Red Sox Hitters

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzThe Boston Red Sox have fielded more iconic players than perhaps any franchise in baseball history, from the Splendid Splinter to Big Papi, from Yaz’s impossible dream to the Curse-breaking heroes of 2004. Ranking them requires a ruthless standard: only what they accomplished in a Red Sox uniform counts, with a minimum threshold of roughly three seasons or 10 WAR to separate the legends from the mercenaries. Babe …

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