2012 MLB Team Preview: Baltimore Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles have their hands full once again in 2012 just to remain competitive and to finished the season with a .500 record.
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The Baltimore Orioles have their hands full once again in 2012 just to remain competitive and to finished the season with a .500 record.
The New York Yankees head into the 2012 season as the unquestioned favorite in an AL East division that appears to be as unintimidating as it has been in the last few years.
The Toronto Blue Jays will enter the 2012 season with a decent team again but seemingly with little chance to break through in the toughest division in baseball.
Pitchers and catchers have begun reporting to their team’s spring training site which is a clear indication that the start of another Major League Baseball season is right around the corner.
The start of Major League Baseball’s spring training is right around the corner making it the perfect time to take a look at which teams have the best chance to win this season’s National League Pennant and earn a trip to the 2012 World Series.
Texas pounded out 15 hits and scored nine runs but, after a one-day delay due to rain, still could not seal the deal in Game 6 to bring home its first ever world title.
The Texas Rangers are just one win away from completing a mission that began right around this time last year when they lost the World Series to San Francisco.
A 2-0 World Series lead was in the St. Louis Cardinals’ grasp, as they led by a run entering the top of the ninth in Game 2, but the win slipped away.
After the Chris Carpenter silenced the Texas Rangers in Game 1 of the World Series, they’ll try to answer back with a playoff ace of their own tonight.
The Texas Rangers ride into Game 1 of the World Series riding a high after thumping Detroit 15-5 to clinch the American League Division Series in six games on Saturday night. That game showcased what Texas has done best during this postseason: play long ball and pitch out of the bullpen.
If you saw a Rangers/Cardinals World Series coming before this season started, I suggest you enter the psychic business. A return to the Fall Classic was certainly conceivable for Texas but few handicappers gave St. Louis a chance after it lost Adam Wainwright to Tommy John surgery.
The Detroit Tigers staved off elimination in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series by riding their best player, Justin Verlander, until there was no tread left on his tires.
The Milwaukee Brewers did what they had to do after dropping Game 2 of a 2-3-2 series format: win a road game.
More so than at any other moment so far in the 2011 playoffs, the Milwaukee Brewers’ resolve will be tested tonight. They faced pressure before in their cushy home park, where they’re 4-1 this postseason, but the Brew Crew are 0-3 on the road.
The St. Louis Cardinals evened up the National League Championship Series on Monday.
The Texas Rangers head to the Motor City in the, er, driver’s seat for Game 3 of the American League Championship series.