Was the Angels’ Celebration Too Much?

By Sean Connolly
Last night after the Angels defeated the hopeless Yankees, the Angels decided to party like it was 1999 or 2002 when they won the World Series. If you knew nothing about the MLB and tuned into see the Angels’ celebration, you would have thought they won it all. The Angels usually are very [...]

Is It Fair To Give CC Sabathia The NL Cy Young?

By Sean Connolly
Since his move to from the Indians to the Brewers and the National League, C.C. Sabathia has been unbeatable. Literally. He’s gone 9-0 with 4 complete games and hasn’t shown any signs of letting up. His last game was nearly a no-hitter after a controversial ruling on a hit in the 5th inning. [...]

Rollins vs. Phillies Fans…Who’s Right?

By Sean Connolly
Does he deserve it? Sure, his words were a little harsh and definitely shouldn’t have been said, but c’mon he’s the reason the Phillies are even in the playoff race in the NL East. He shouldn’t have been booed, right?Here’s where it all started, with these comments made by Jimmy Rollins…
There are times, [...]

Could Manny Be Manny in Pinstripes Next Year?

By Sean Connolly
We’ve all witnessed the tabacle that was the Manny Ramirez trade in which the Red Sox traded away a first ballot hall of famer to the Dodgers in a three way deal for Jason Bay. That along with Favregate became the two stories of interest and absorbed sports television. Well, with those two [...]

Why Does This Year’s Hall of Fame Induction Have to be So Boring!?!

By Sean Connolly
I tried. I tried my hardest to watch this year’s Hall of Fame inductions but I just couldn’t do it. Honestly I’d rather watch paint dry than listen to Dick Williams drone on about old baseball stories.

The thing is, there aren’t any inductees that I watched growing up, so it means nothing to [...]

It’s City vs. City, Low Payroll Against Low Payroll

By Sean Connolly
So we’ve hit the mid-season point and a lot has changed since the beginning, but the question is will this be how it ends. Both Chicago teams, Cubs and White Sox, stand alone in first place in their respective divisions. The Mets’ season has started just as disastrous as it ended last year [...]