2 Teams Improve to 4-0
There were just six games on the schedule on Monday. The day started in Milwaukee for the Brewers homer opener
MLB 2011 Opening Day
Opening Day wasn’t short on excitement, and I’m not talking about the pre-game festivities.
Brewers Acquire Arms, Then They Get Hurt
The Milwaukee Brewers made a huge splash this offseason by acquiring two front line pitchers but injury hit them hard.
NL West race gets tighter
The National League West continues to be the most intriguing race in MLB. The division has three teams separated by just one game.
Hoffman earns #600 and Phils take over first
Despite a season of disappointment, the Milwaukee Brewers had something to celebrate on Tuesday night. Trevor Hoffman, MLB’s all-time saves leader, came into the 9th inning against the St. Louis Cardinals with the Brewers clinging to a 4-2 lead and Hoffman sitting on 599 saves.
Chapman clocked at 103 and Cardinals/Padres continue losing ways
Aroldis Chapman made his much anticipated MLB debut Tuesday night for the Cincinnati Reds. Chapman was clocked at 103 mph twice in his perfect inning of work.
Interleague Play Begins
The big news on Friday was the request by Houston Astros ace Roy Oswalt to be traded.
A Tuesday of Walk-offs
There were four walk-offs in Major League Baseball on Tuesday. The Cincinnati Reds battled back against Milwaukee Brewers closer Trevor Hoffman to record their 10th victory in their final at-bat.
Trouble in Seattle
Rain, snow, and the cold wreaked havoc on baseball throughout the country on Tuesday. Two games were postponed but the others still played.
Gerut gets rare start & hit for the cycle
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jody Gerut hit for the cycle on Saturday night in Arizona against the Diamondbacks. He was making only his fourth start of the season and he made the most of it.
Great Pitching Performances
There were two no-hit bids in baseball last night. The first was in Washington as Nationals starter Scott Olsen carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning.
Recent Comments