Joe Cronin, a legendary player, epitomizes baseball's October heartbreaks.

16 Great Managers Baseball Robbed of a World Series

Last Updated: October 14th, 2026 by Matthew BrownManagers might be the most unique type of coach in all of sports. There is a reason why the term has stayed that way throughout history. It has always been about managing an entire roster instead of coaching a bunch of players. So many things go into being a great manager, and we want to celebrate those who did not reach the pinnacle of baseball. Here are the …

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Dennis Eckersley pitching, showcasing his unique style as a game-changer in relief.

Baseball’s 10 Greatest Relief Pitchers, Ranked

Last Updated: October 16th, 2026 by Matthew BrownThe bullpen has become increasingly important in the game of baseball. Gone are the days when starting pitchers were basically expected to complete every game they started. Now it's almost commonplace to see bullpen games every few days from every single team in the league. Let's take a look at the greatest relievers who, even though they specialized in the late innings, helped to accelerate this trend. 10. …

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Madison Bumgarner pitching during the playoffs, showcasing his clutch performance.

Ranking Baseball’s Greatest Postseason Performers

Last Updated: October 21st, 2026 by Matthew BrownThe MLB postseason just has a different feel to it than any other sport. I feel like a baseball playoff series can be experienced like a short, explosive battle, a long, epic movie, or anywhere in between. One thing is for sure: legends are made in the postseason, and boy, do we have some legends here. Let's start with a guy who didn't play every game and would …

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Image of Willie Mays, showcasing his powerful swing and clean play style.

Who Really Belongs on Baseball’s Mount Rushmore?

Last Updated: October 21st, 2026 by Matthew BrownMount Rushmore has not only been a national monument in the United States, but it's become a figurehead for every sports debater to use. It's already been hard to pick the top five, so four has made it almost impossible. We've got some options here for baseball's Mount Rushmore, and we want you to decide who you would choose. 12. Babe Ruth: The Sultan of Swat Who Changed …

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Christy Mathewson, the iconic pitcher, poses a challenge in today's game.

Would These 10 Baseball Legends Struggle in Today’s Game?

Last Updated: August 20th, 2026 by Michael SchatzI think everyone has a story about a coach or their dad talking about legends of the past, as they would completely dominate today's game. We want to explore that a little bit more, as we took some of the original greats of the game and put some thought into how they would mesh with today's teachings and against today's pitchers. I'm sure you have your own thoughts, …

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Raúl Mondesi showcasing his powerful arm, deterring runners in the 90s.

The Most Feared Outfield Arms in MLB History

Last Updated: August 26th, 2026 by Michael SchatzOne of the activities that make baseball America's favorite pastime is just the simple act of playing catch. I understand that a ball or catch partner can be different for everyone, but it is a simple activity that everyone has at least attempted. Playing catch really is the foundation of getting into a sport. Now, there are levels to this. I want to go from 0 to 100 …

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Juan Pierre stealing a base, showcasing his speed as a top leadoff hitter.

11 Leadoff Hitters Who Redefined the Position

Last Updated: October 23rd, 2026 by Matthew BrownSpeed is probably the most fun attribute an athlete can have. In baseball, it has come down to such a specialized role that it separates the sport from the rest. I personally love watching the classic baseball leadoff hitters. Let's go through some of the all-time greats and what made them so good at such a unique specialty. 11. Chuck Knoblauch: The Peak Performer There aren't many second …

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Jimmy Foxx, one of baseball's greatest cleanup hitters, in action.

The Cleanup Hitters Pitchers Feared Most

Last Updated: September 1st, 2026 by Michael SchatzThe cleanup hitter is one of the most coveted spots in a batting order in baseball. The idea of having three guys be able to get on base in front of a hitter is still somewhat of a dream today. But if the players in front of the hitter who is in the fourth spot of the batting order get on, it was always expected that that hitter …

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John Rocker, a controversial closer, exemplifies baseball's Hall of Shame.

11 MLB Stars Fans Loved to Hate

Last Updated: September 8th, 2026 by Michael SchatzThere are so many reasons for a fan to love or hate a player. Rarely is a baseball player so widely hated that it becomes a communal thing for fans to come together on. That being said, we're going to go over some of the most hated MLB players in history. Now it's hard to really have an entire fandom against a single player, so I know that …

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Andy Van Slyke making a catch, showcasing his defensive skills as a top 1980s centerfielder.

8 Centerfielders Who Redefined the ’80s

Last Updated: October 23rd, 2026 by Matthew BrownThe 1980s were such an eccentric time in baseball. I think it was a transition period from such a golden age in the 1970s to an era where steroids were about to have a big effect on the game. That being said, centerfielders were an intrinsic part of baseball still in this decade. We've got a list of the best who patrolled the largest area of the outfield. …

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