Three names will always be associated with the 1947 World Series: Bill Bevens, Al Gionfriddo, and Cookie Lavagetto. It was Gionfriddo of the Brooklyn Dodgers who, in Game 6, made perhaps the greatest catch in World Series history, robbing the great Joe DiMaggio of a home run. In Game 4, it was Floyd Clifford “Bill” Bevens of the New York Yankees who came without one out of … [Read more...] about Remembering 1947 World Series, Bill Bevens, And His Near No-Hitter vs. Dodgers
Twins 2025 Season Hinges on Star Talent
As the Minnesota Twins prepare for the 2025 season, a crucial aspect of their roster enhancement will be assessing Byron Buxton’s future role within the team. Given his injury history and fluctuating performance, the organization faces key decisions regarding whether he should remain a centerpiece of their lineup, transition into a more limited role, or potentially explore … [Read more...] about Twins 2025 Season Hinges on Star Talent
A Look Back at Every World Series Sweep Since 2000
Since 2000, four teams have reached the pinnacle of baseball excellence by sweeping the World Series. The Boston Red Sox in 2004, the Chicago White Sox in 2005, and the San Francisco Giants in 2010 and 2012—have a unique narrative that highlights their path to glory. The Red Sox, breaking an 86-year championship drought in 2004, not only defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, but … [Read more...] about A Look Back at Every World Series Sweep Since 2000
Mutual Interest Between Guardians And Ace Pitcher
Cleveland Guardians ace starting pitcher Shane Bieber will likely return in the Guardians rotation next season. He is a free agent for the first time in his MLB career. Teams like the San Diego Padres have already been rumored to be eyeing the AL 2020 Cy Young Award winner. The 29-year-old’s 2024 season was impacted by an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery, placing … [Read more...] about Mutual Interest Between Guardians And Ace Pitcher
White Sox Managerial Search Continues to Narrow
The Chicago White Sox continued to narrow their search for a new manager this weekend, and it’s looking like a decision might come this week. ESPN’s Jesse Rogers reported on Sunday that two more candidates are now out of the mix. Los Angeles Dodgers first base coach Clayton McCullough and San Diego Padres special assistant (and former Dodgers player) A.J. Ellis are no longer … [Read more...] about White Sox Managerial Search Continues to Narrow