Opening day — yes, the real opening day that happens in the United States during a time when most Americans are not asleep — is just a couple days away. We’ve posted all of our division previews (links to those...
Read MoreIt’s here, folks. Opening Day. Well, opening day to the extent that most American baseball fans will think of it. For purposes of enjoying this day, we’re going to ignore the two games played by Oakland and Seattle...
Read MoreThis division is either the starting point or the finishing point for most things baseball being that it’s the home of the bitter rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. However, the Tampa Bay Rays have gone...
Read MoreThe AL Central is a difficult division to predict. The Indians have some talent, but choke. The Twins have some talent, but it’s always hurt. The White Sox have some talent, but the organization is run ass-backwards....
Read MoreThe American League West will get a lot more interesting next year when Texas and Houston will be in the early stages of developing an excellent rivalry. In the meantime, I’ll look at the division as it stands now for one last...
Read MoreWho would have thought that the one team in the National League East lacking any kind of relevance on the field heading into the 2012 season would be the New York Mets? Citibank spending a ton of money on stadium naming rights...
Read MoreThe National League Central has gone through a massive facelift that will continue next year with the removal of the Houston Astros. It began last season with the perennial doormats in Pittsburgh showing signs of life on Mars...
Read MoreMajor League Baseball’s eastern divisions in both the American and National leagues get the bulk of the media coverage because they are on the east coast. The NL Central got a lot of attention during the offseason with the...
Read MoreAs Opening Day approaches and life begins again, every team has hope – and everyone has a prediction. We at Brushbackpitch.com are no different. Here are our guesses for how the 2009 season will play out. We’ll have...
Read MoreTony’s prediction for the 2008 World Series is much more entertaining than mine. He suspects that Brad Lidge implodes (again), costing Philadelphia game seven and the series causing himself to melt down for another two...
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