Jeremy Bonderman showed Saturday that he should be taken seriously again. He left the game after the fifth inning with a 4-1 lead and confidence in the in his offense. He left due to an elevated pitch count (91 pitches through five innings) which resulted largely from the five strikeouts and two walks handed to [...]
Stripes: Welcome Back Bonderman
By: AnnexNate | Saturday April 10th, 2010
2010 MLB Predictions
By: Tony Bosma | Monday April 5th, 2010
Welcome to the 2010 Major League Baseball season. If you haven’t had enough predictions in your life already, here are more (and really the only ones that matter). *Denotes World Series team Tony Bosma AL MVP – Evan Longoria, NL MVP – Ryan Howard, AL Cy Young – CC Sabathia, NL Cy Young – Tim [...]
American League Central Preview
By: Wes F | Friday April 2nd, 2010
Sit back, relax, and strap it down AL Central fans. 2010 is going to be another wild ride Minnesota just doesn’t go away. Ever. They made a miraculous comeback to stun the Detroit Tigers last year, forcing a one game playoff for the division crown, the second year in a row for that scenario in [...]
Stripes: Tigers Feed Robertson (Season?) to the Fish
By: AnnexNate | Tuesday March 30th, 2010
Nate Robertson got moved to Florida, a Right-handed heavy starting rotation, for Lefty Reliever Jay Voss and cash consideration equaling around $1m. The Tigers had only recently established that Robertson was the lead contender for the five-spot in their rotation. Now it appears that Dontrelle Willis is the only real option to fill that five [...]
Damon Dawns The D
By: AnnexNate | Monday February 22nd, 2010
Today all things were finalized and Johnny Damon put on the old English ‘D’ for the first time. After signing a one-year deal worth a reported $8 million, it is believed that Damon will split time with former infielder Carlos Guillen in left field. Otherwise, Damon will likely be a leadoff hitting DH. Damon’s production [...]
