Image of Mike Hampton, highlighting his struggles after a costly Rockies deal.

10 Free-Agent Deals Every GM Wishes They Could Take Back

Last Updated: October 20th, 2026 by Matthew BrownFree agency is one of the great innovations that baseball has made. It not only became a major part of the sport, but also a major part of all the major sports in the United States of America. Even though it gave more freedom to athletes, it also put a lot of pressure on front offices to make sure that they were spending their budgets wisely. Here we …

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Keith Hernandez at bat, showcasing his technique as a dominant hitter for the Mets.

The Best Hitters in Mets History

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzThe Mets have never been baseball’s glamour franchise, but they’ve given New York plenty of reasons to believe over six decades. From the lovable losers of 1962 to the Miracle Mets of ’69, from the swaggering champions of ’86 to the gritty contenders of the 2000s, this franchise has cycled through eras of triumph and heartbreak. The greatest players who wore the orange and blue didn’t just put …

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Jose Canseco, the whistleblower of baseball's steroid scandal, in action.

The Steroid-Era All-Star Team Baseball Won’t Settle On

Last Updated: August 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzIt seems like it's been a yearly debate ever since these sluggers were put on Hall of Fame ballots. Should known users from the steroid era be inducted into Cooperstown if they have the credentials? We explore the best players from that era and what their case is for being enshrined. 12. Barry Bonds: Baseball’s Controversial Home Run King We start right at the top. I'm sure I …

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Claude Passeau in a Cubs uniform, showcasing his pitching prowess from WWII era.

WWII-Era Pitchers Would Dominate Today’s Game

Last Updated: October 23rd, 2026 by Matthew BrownThere is a specific part in American history where athletics had to take a backseat for multiple years. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the United States needed to enter World War II, which included a requirement for men in a certain age range to register to serve. Many baseball players were proud to enlist and serve, but ultimately lost valuable years of their careers. Here are some …

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Iconic image of Allie Reynolds, showcasing his dominance as a Yankees pitcher.

The Greatest Pitchers in Yankees History

Last Updated: June 17th, 2026 by Michael SchatzThe New York Yankees have fielded some of baseball’s most dominant pitchers throughout their storied history. From legendary Hall of Famers to modern-day stars, these 10 hurlers represent the finest arms to ever don the pinstripes. Let’s explore the careers and achievements of the greatest pitchers in Yankees history. 10. Whitey Ford – The Chairman of the Board Whitey Ford stands as the Yankees’ all-time leader in wins …

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Adam Dunn during his disappointing tenure with the White Sox, highlighting team mistakes.

10 Free-Agent Deals That Ruined Teams for Years

Last Updated: September 1st, 2026 by Michael SchatzFree agency is something that baseball pioneered in American sports. Since they were pioneers of this endeavor, they have had the most player-friendly set of free-agent rules in all of the major American sports. With that in mind, I want to go over some audacious deals that didn't pan out for franchises. You might recognize some. 10. B.J. Ryan’s Costly Contract with the Blue Jays Left-handed relievers are …

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Image of Dick Allen showcasing his resilience in baseball, highlighting his tough playing style.

Baseball Doesn’t Make Them as Tough Anymore

Last Updated: October 13th, 2026 by Matthew BrownOne of the common phrases that older generations say is "they don't make them like they used to." In sports, that usually revolves around toughness. As analytics and load management have become more prominent, the grittiness has sort of faded away. Let's go back in time and take a look at the best examples in baseball who took toughness to another level. 12. Nolan Ryan: The Ageless Wonder …

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Image of Mario Mendoza, highlighting his infamous batting line in MLB history.

12 MLB Players Who Flamed Out

Last Updated: August 26th, 2026 by Michael SchatzIn sports, many people like to talk about the most famous draft busts in history. It is a topic where teams and players can be shamed equally for decision-making or performance. In baseball, it's a little different because you're looking for needles in a haystack most of the time. This is a sport where drafts used to go as long as teams wanted them to. Sometimes it would …

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Dale Murphy, a key contender in the 80s best players debate, showcasing his batting prowess.

The 1980s Best Player Argument Still Isn’t Over

Last Updated: September 29th, 2026 by Matthew BrownWhat a decade the 1980s were. It was a unique time in the world where innovation sparked great products that would be introduced and skyrocket in popularity. Much of the same can be said about baseball. The reliever revolution was in full swing as closers became more mainstream and legends were born. The stars of the game were different from years past, and I think that will be …

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Chase Utley slides into second base, sparking debate over MLB rules and player safety.

12 MLB Stars Who Played Dirty and Loved It

Last Updated: September 25th, 2026 by Matthew BrownThere are athletes who are known for their smooth, clean play. That garners all-around cheers every time their name is announced. Then, there are the ones who seem to consistently put their health in jeopardy to lay it all on the field for the team. Those garner passionate cheers from fans as they see these players as ones who are almost personally playing for them. Then, there are …

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