With the Tigers streaking this month they have taken over the lead in the AL Central and they visit the Mile High City in an interleague match up with the Rockies, who has beat Detroit in 7 of their last 8 games facing them.
The Toronto Blue Jays are more or less where we thought they’d be at this point of the season, not truly contending in the American League East but remaining a competitive pest for the juggernauts.
While they haven’t been perfect, the Milwaukee Brewers have settled in as one of the National League’s better teams, going 23-9 over their last 32 games.
The Chicago White Sox are back in the American League Central hunt, partially because their play has improved and partially because the Cleveland Indians have predictably faltered.
MLB news: Possible division realignment?
In one of the more exciting rumors coming out of Major League Baseball in a while, the league and players’ association are reportedly considering a fairly significant realignment.
The Boston Red Sox are peaking at the right time for an important weekend showdown with the Toronto Blue Jays, who always seem to play them tough at the Rogers Centre.
The Boston Red Sox are peaking at the right time for an important weekend showdown with the Toronto Blue Jays, who always seem to play them tough at the Rogers Centre.
The St. Louis Cardinals are heating up again. A big reason for that: Lance Berkman is back from injury and hasn’t missed a beat. The Big Puma has clubbed three homers in his last four games.
The Dodgers are a team in denial. They want to believe they’re a National League West contender but that simply isn’t true. L.A. has too much dead weight and not enough talent.
The bleeding just…won’t…stop for Oakland. Remember when the A’s were a sexy American League Wildcard sleeper? An eight-game losing streak has all but erased that idea. Oakland is even finding creative ways to lose.
