Tigers’ prospect Perez ready to turn page in ’19
Nobody in the Tigers' system arguably had more reason to look forward to flipping the calendar than Franklin Perez. Read more
Monthly Archives: gennaio 2019
Pena brought back on Minor League deal
Catcher Francisco Pena is returning to the Cardinals on a Minor League deal that positions him as the favorite to earn the job as Yadier Molina's backup for a second…Read more
10 stars you may have forgotten were Yankees
Today, we take a look at the 10 most incongruent Yankees, those who had outstanding careers elsewhere and sneaked into pinstripes toward the end. You probably don't remember that any…Read more
Lonzo stumps for Watson to be new UCLA coach
Lakers star Lonzo Ball, who played his only season at UCLA under recently fired coach Steve Alford, has endorsed Earl Watson to be the replacement hire for the Bruins. Read more
Follow live: Thunder, Lakers meet for first time this season
The Lakers, who are 1-2 without the injured LeBron James, host Russell Westbrook and the Thunder. Read more
Follow live: Timberwolves visit Kyrie-less Celtics
Karl-Anthony Towns (28.3-point average over the past four games) leads Minnesota vs. Boston, which is without Kyrie Irving (eye injury). Read more
Here’s why Nats could still reunite with Harper
As the calendar flipped to 2019 and the start of Spring Training rapidly approaching, speculation has continued about a potential reunion between Bryce Harper and the Nationals. Read more
Antonio Brown saga: What happened, Steelers’ next move and trade chances
Antonio Brown has the numbers, a $70 million deal and a Hall of Fame trajectory. How did this go south? Here's an attempt to answer all the questions. Read more
Fans make picks for 2019 prospect wish list
On this week's Pipeline Podcast, Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo and Tim McMaster take a look at the prospect wish list for 2019 -- as chosen by the fans -- including…Read more
Marichal, Perry reflect on ‘opener’ strategy
Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry, relics from a bygone age of pitching, agree that the concept of starting a ballgame is finished. At least in the classic sense. Read more