The Kansas City Royals and Detroit Tigers are waging a nice battle for supremacy in the AL Central. As we head down the stretch they are neck and neck so every game between these two is critical. They have one more series after this one. Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long. So keep checking in for our 4* Free plays.
The Atlanta Braves are still trying to punch their postseason ticket, and will look to pull within a game of the second National League wild card with a win over the NL East-leading Washington Nationals on Tuesday in game two of a three-game set in D.C. Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long.
The Toronto Blue Jays host the Chicago Cubs on Monday in the opening game of a three-game set at the Rogers Centre. The Blue Jays need wins in a bad way to breathe some life into their fading playoff hopes, so drawing the Cubs in this one is a good get. Cappers Picks provides free MLB Baseball handicapping tips all season long.
The Cardinals will aim to sweep the visiting Pirates in the finale of their four-game series on Thursday night in St. Louis.
The Seattle Mariners host the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night in the third game of a three-game set. The Mariners have had little trouble creating offense against the Red Sox in this series, pounding out 20 runs in the first two games of the series, and will look for a series sweep on Wednesday.
The Kansas City Royals host the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday in the second game of a three-game set at Kauffman Stadium. The Royals won the opener in the series on Monday by a score of 5-3, snapping a four-game losing streak which followed a 10-game winning streak.
The Chicago White Sox host the Detroit Tigers on Thursday in the finale of a series at U.S. Cellular Field. The White Sox will be looking to sweep the Tigers after winning each of the first two games of the series on either side of the rained out second game.
Philadelphia could not close the deal on A.J. Burnett’s first start as a Phillie last night as the bullpen gave up two runs in the later innings in the loss. In this game offense was much harder to come by as the Phillies were held to just 8 hits.
Philly got the opening day win but they can not be pleased with the way Cliff Lee got knocked around. Looking more at the positive side the offense exploded with 14 runs and everyone got into the action.
Opening Day is finally here, and baseball nuts everywhere are rejoicing. There are a ton of tasty match-ups on the Opening Day slate; one in southern Florida should offer some great pitching and maybe even a couple of moonshots.
MLB All Star rosters were announced on Saturday, and with the game that decides who gets home field advantage in the World Series just a week away, let’s look at which teams could put that home field advantage to good use and claim the Commissioner’s Trophy. Odds courtesy of Bovada.lv.
The Major League Baseball season is a little more than 25 percent complete. We’re starting to get a good feel for what the strengths and weaknesses of the top teams are. It’s never too early to start looking at World Series Futures.
Hard to believe we’re almost a third of the way through the Major League Baseball season. That means it’s probably time to revisit World Series futures.
Who are the top contenders? Risers? Fallers?
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Texas Rangers (2008 Record: 79-83, 2nd place in AL West, 21 GB)
Since their late ’90’s run of division titles and playoff appearances, the Rangers have done a complete about face when it comes to winning baseball. With the exception of a decent 2004 season under Buck Showalter, in which they finished 16 games above .500, this team has failed to push their record into the black in ten years.
Atlanta Braves (2008 Record: 72-90, 4th place in NL East, 20 GB)
America’s Team was the model of consistency between 1991 and 2005, winning 14 division titles, 4 National League pennants, and 1 World Series in that span. Anchored by dominant pitching staffs and led by the legendary Bobby Cox, the Braves were the class of the NL year after year. The tide has shifted, however, and Atlanta has been unable to punch its ticket to the post-season for three seasons running.
