Homey Bailey & The Top 20 in 365
Let's look at the top performers over the last calendar year, it seems to be the hip way to analyze player performance. Which names might surprise you and which won't?
Let's look at the top performers over the last calendar year, it seems to be the hip way to analyze player performance. Which names might surprise you and which won't?
How a tiny mechanical glitch turns Phil Hughes from a front-line starter into a home run machine.
In about as circuitous of a route a 22-year-old can make, Julio Teheran has finally stuck in the Braves rotation. After some lofty comparisons, who does he look like now?
Looking at Francisco Liriano's recent resurgence. Can he keep it up?
If Chris Davis continues on this pace, his 2013 performance will rank among the best offensive seasons of all time.
Marveling at the winding path traveled by Twins' first baseman Chris Colabello to become a Major League baseball player.
Pitchers who succeed at a young age are often the most exciting to watch, nothing is better then when 2 face off against one another in the game game.
Breaking down Kevin Gausman's first start.
Taking a look at how Clayton Kershaw stacks up in history.
Patrick Corbin is providing to be more than a stopgap for the arrival of Tyler Skaggs or Daniel Hudson's return from surgery and outperforming the rest of the staff in Arizona, let alone most of the MLB. What's leading to his newfound dominance and i
While Jason Grilli has recently gotten attention when it comes to the success of the Pittsburgh Pirates, other Buccos relievers have a hand in the team's success. That list includes Mark Melancon.
Kevin Gregg has gone from Minor League free agent to dominating closer in two short months. How did that happen and can it continue?
After a few down years in New York, A.J. Burnett is once again an excellent pitcher.
With B.J. Upton's major struggles so far this season, there is hope for Braves fans out west. Can Carl Crawford ease some of the concerns about the Braves CF?
Adam Wainwright may have been happy for fellow
Scott Kazmir was out of affiliated baseball last year, something no one would have believed five years earlier. With a second chance in Cleveland, the lefty has started to resurrect his career.
In 2009, Mark Reynolds smashed 44 homeruns and accumulated 3.2 fWAR with Arizona. After a few disappointing years in Baltimore, the slugger is off to a blazing hot start in Cleveland. Is his production sustainable?
Can pitchers succeed in this age without a plus fastball? Some not only perform well, they flourish. So, what allows these hurlers to remain effective despite a lack of velocity?
A PITCHf/x look at Jose Fernandez.
Stephen Strasburg is better against righties than any other starter. His platoon splits are unusually large, though. What can he do to even them out?
Cano has long been a great contact and power hitter, but he's recently become a more disciplined hitter as well.
Taking a look at a really good pitch that Tyson Ross threw.
Looking at Justin Masterson through the lenses of PITCHf/x.
The Rangers' southpaw arrived in the big leagues with scouting reports touting his changeup as his best offspeed pitch. We examine the decline of its success at the major league level and a potential rebound in 2013.
A PITCHf/x look at Ubaldo Jimenez's downfall.
Hyun-Jin Ryu was a wild card coming into this season for the Dodgers, but after his first two starts, he looks solid. What can we expect throughout a full season?