Podcast: Rule 5 Preview
Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper discuss this year’s Rule 5 draft and how it’s different than past years.
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Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper discuss this year’s Rule 5 draft and how it’s different than past years.
This is our 2023 Baseball America Almanac, which is the 40th consecutive year that we have produced a full recap of the basebal season.
This was the worst year for protecting first-round picks since the new draft rules were adopted in 2012.
Ranking the best prospects in the Tampa Bay Rays farm system, projecting their 2026 lineup, rotation and more.
If you look at Dominguez as something other than the next Mickey Mantle, what he’s done and what he could do look way more impressive than they do when you are trying to compare him to Hall of Famers.
JJ Cooper breaks down the Astros Game 5 World Series win that brings Houston to within a win of a title.
Baseball America is looking for an inquisitive, self-starter to join its editorial team as a college writer. The position involves reporting throughout the year to help drive Baseball America’s college coverage.
This postseason is showing once again that MLB pitchers are throwing harder and harder.
Grant Lavigne and Zack Gelof both had excellent days in the Arizona Fall League.
Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper discuss batted balls, slices and squared up hits, and what makes Framber Valdez so hard to hit.
Walker once again showed why he has one of the best combinations of power and hitting ability in the Arizona Fall League on Thursday.
Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper discuss Game 1 of the ALCS and Game 2 of the NLCS.
The chance for underdogs to win is a feature of the playoffs, not a bug.
On today’s Playoff Podcast, Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper try and fail to figure out a way to pitch to Yordan Alvarez.
In 1993, Lee Thomas had a year that usually only exists in executives’ dreams.
JJ Cooper analyzes a pair of compelling Game 2s in the National League Division Series.
Geoff Pontes and JJ Cooper offer a full recap from the first day of the League Division Series.
MLB’s attendance in its first semi-normal season since the coronavirus pandemic began showed significant drop-offs from its normal numbers.
The 2022 season saw a record-breaking number of great teams and a record-breaking number of truly awful teams.
The Dayton Dragons led the minors in average attendance, but across the board, fans are not coming out like they did before the coronavirus pandemic.
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