Matt Holliday to Miss Series Opener

St. Louis Cardinals left fielder Matt Holliday will miss at least the series opener at home against the New York Mets. It was not clear what he was sick with or if it could last beyond today. Manager Tony La Russa expected Holliday to take indoor batting practice and said his slugger was at the [...]

Cards Loss Highlights Potential Danger

[picappgallerysingle id="8429188"] The St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 defeat to the Cincinnati Reds exposed a few potential problem areas for the Cards in their quest for the playoffs and beyond in 2010.

Top 75 Fantasy Outfielders

1. Ryan Braun MIL This guy can do it all. 35 bombs, 20 steals, a .320 average, 115 runs, 115 RBIs, what more can you ask for? He’ll continue to put up monster numbers and is the clear No. 1 choice in outfield because he simply has better power numbers than Crawford. Cherish your time [...]

Matt Holliday’s Impact

When Matt Holliday signed with the St. Louis Cardinals, almost every fan and baseball pundit more or less crowned the Cardinals as repeat champs of the National League Central. While I have to give the preseason edge to the Cardinals, I think this division shakes out to be a lot tighter than what most people [...]

How the Tides have Changed- Jason Bay’s Only Real Option Now

Jason Bay is supposedly “moving on” from the Boston Red Sox. Who does his agent think he is? Scott Boras? Come on. Why in the heck would Jason Bay WANT to leave 65 million on the table to play in a park that he would continue to dominate, playing on a team getting ready to [...]

Mike Lowell to Texas: Adrian Gonzalez On His Way to Boston?

Mike Lowell has supposedly been traded to the Texas Rangers for C/1B Max Ramirez late Wednesday night into Thursday morning. The Red Sox are supposedly picking up at least 90% of the salary which means the deal has to be approved by the commish’s office. This to me signals that Theo Epstein has something huge [...]

Jermaine Dye headed down I55 South to St. Louis?

Jermaine Dye has been one of the more underrated players in the last 10-15 years. He consistently produces at the plate and does it without much flair for the dramatic. That’s why I think Jermaine Dye could end up as a St. Louis Cardinal this offseason WHEN, not IF they miss out on Matt Holliday. [...]

Brett’s top 10 Preview of the Winter Meetings (4-1)

Ahhh we’re getting sooooo close to the winter meetings. I can BARELY contain my excitement. If a fan can’t get excited over the hot stove talk- clearly I question his passion for the game. Lets break down my final 4 to look for. 4) Felix Hernandez- staying or going? Extended or traded? This is one [...]

Brett’s Team of the 2010-2019 Decade

With the decade of baseball from 2000-2009 about to be complete, I figured it was a great time to come up with a tentative list of who might be on my team of the next one. Granted there’s a chance several players might flame out, and several players might end up being on the team [...]

Waiting in the Wings

Daniel Bard throws the easiest 100 mph fastball I’ve ever seen. If you haven’t seen him throw a fastball, please search for one on Youtube and be astounded by how free and easy it was. Not only does he throw 100, he’s got a real good slider that has some strong curveball-like bite down and [...]

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