MLB 27 Jun 18
Two National League Teams with Opposite Opportunities to Reboot
It’s odd to think of the 2018 New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers as being in similar situations as the July 31st non-waiver trade (…)
It’s odd to think of the 2018 New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers as being in similar situations as the July 31st non-waiver trade (…)
After the first 69 games of the 2018 season, the San Francisco Giants are 34-35, in third place in the NL West, some 4 games behind the (…)
What do you do when your MLB team’s organizational ratings have been in the bottom 20% of all thirty teams for the past 8 years? If (…)
2017 was a paradigm shift season for the National League West. With both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies under new front (…)
Let’s get one thing out of the way before those of you enjoying an adult beverage do a spit-take and waste good alcohol. Yes, it’s (…)
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As we careen into the first several weeks of the 2018 MLB season, it’s a good time to address the most annoying reoccurring baseball (…)
We recently reviewed a number of misleading offseason narratives being spun about each team in the National League West. Incorrect reads (…)
This is the tenth year in a row that Daniel Shoptaw has coerced dozens of baseball bloggers to answer a series of preseason questions about (…)
Traditionally Major League Baseball divides every season into the “first half” and “second half”, with the All-Star break being (…)
As Spring Training begins in earnest, it’s time to examine and correct several misleading narratives being spun about every team in (…)
As the San Francisco Giants begin Spring Training 2018 there are undeniable signs the team’s front office and executive management (…)
This offseason, Chicago Cubs President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein and General Manager Jed Hoyer have been laser-focused on (…)
Last season saw a rumbling tectonic shift in the battle for the National League’s two Wild Card playoff slots. The Arizona (…)
In late November of 2016, representatives of Major League Baseball were engaged in tense and critically important labor negotiations with (…)
The one thing you have to say about the state of the San Francisco Giants is that the team’s front office executives actually seem to (…)
For some reason there are still baseball fans, bloggers, sports writers and Major League franchises who completely fail to understand (…)
San Francisco Giants executives are obviously dedicated to fulfilling what they perceive is their #1 responsibility: to try to appear (…)
At The Giants Cove we try to hold the San Francisco Giants to the highest professional sports franchise standards. Because someone has (…)
Whenever any criticism of the San Francisco Giants comes up, fans are quick to point out the team’s three World Series wins in 2010, 2012, (…)
Cutting Edge Baseball Headlines From Around the Country and Around the World! This Is the Real Made Up News that Fake News (…)
Since the World Series ended, the San Francisco Giants have gotten a great deal of media play over their self-advertised interest in (…)
We have breaking news. The San Francisco Giants’ historically catastrophic 98-loss 2017 season wasn’t simply about wins and (…)
Just as the 2017 World Series begins we find ourselves faced with a troublesome statistical problem, which could just make this the most (…)
Responsibility for success or failure in professional sports can cut a fine line. Is it defined by the quality of individual player (…)