Top 10 MLB offseason trade candidates following the 2022 season
Even with the offseason still in its infancy, it’s not too early to start looking at the top MLB offseason trade candidates for 2023.
Even with the offseason still in its infancy, it’s not too early to start looking at the top MLB offseason trade candidates for 2023.
After their surprise run to the 2022 World Series, they’ve now been to the Fall Classic eight times. But for those who aren’t longtime fans of the franchise, how have those Phillies World Series appearances gone for the Phils and their fans?
Looking back, it’s not always easy to tell the difference between the greatest players in baseball history and some of the most overrated MLB players of all time.
With just one or two games left in the World Series, it’s time to start making World Series MVP predictions for 2022.
Of course, there has been no shortage of amazing moments during the long history of the World Series. That gave us a lot of options when choosing the top World Series moments of all time.
Most MLB teams fight and scratch for 162 games to earn a playoff spot and perhaps home-field advantage in the postseason, but does MLB home-field advantage actually mean anything?
FanDuel currently lists Philadelphia as underdogs to win the World Series ahead of Game 1.
Favored over the Phils, will the Astros get the job done?
For a team that won 101 games and made the playoffs this past season, the list of Mets’ offseason needs could be surprisingly big this winter.
With 92 wins and a playoff birth, the Blue Jays’ offseason needs for 2022 were addressed well, but what about the Blue Jays’ offseason needs for 2023?
According to FanDuel, the Padres’ World Series odds in 2022 are +500 after Game 1 of the NLCS. They were only slightly better than the Phillies’ price ahead of the series.
With the 12-team MLB playoff field finally decided, it’s finally time to start taking a serious look at the World Series odds in 2022.
These may not be the four teams we expected, but we’ve seen all four teams in action and should have a good idea about what team looks ready to go win a championship.
The first Wild Card Round in MLB’s new playoff format provided some great moments, but we’re down to the final eight teams, which means it’s time for an MLB Division Series preview in 2022.
With Judge surpassing the long-held record for most homers in a season held by Roger Maris (and the American League record), who hit 61 home runs in 1961, this has officially become an Aaron Judge vs Barry Bonds debate.