Site update

I will be on vacation from 7/13-7/20. I will try and update the site if available.

Site Update

Site will not be updating on June 4th or 5th. We will go current as of the 6th. Thanks

Upton Keeps Producing

Justin Upton has continued his hot season by hitting another long ball yesterday. Upton's average HR is traveling 427.4 feet. Thats the longest average for any player in MLB with 5 HR's or more. His longest HR this season was his Grand Slam which traveled 461 feet. Last year he had a total of 5 HR's that went 420 feet or more. Is it time we start talking about PED's?

Triple Threat???

Miguel Cabrera, last years triple crown winner, is once again on pace for a historic season. Check out these splits.

At this point 2012: .311 BA, 8 HR & 33 RBI's

1 Year Later: .376 BA, 8 HR & 42 RBI's

How is that for consistency?

The Bryce is Right......Again

On Friday April 12th Bryce Harper hit his 5th HR of the season. He's the 2nd player age 20 or younger with 5+ HR's in his teams first 10 games. Last years triple crown winner Miguel Cabrera was the other player to accomplish this in 2004. Thats good company to have for Mr Harper

The NY Yan......I mean The NY Mets

On Wednesday April 10th The NY Mets broke a franchise record by hitting a HR in 9 consecutive games to start a season. The power coming from this lineup is what we expect from the Bronx Bombers but not The Metropolitans. Fans are hoping that this will continue as the emergence of Matt Harvey has the Pitching staff looking strong.

Justin UP-ton

Justin Upton belted 2 HR's for the Braves yesterday raising his HR total to 5 for the year which leads MLB. He has homered in 4 out of 5 games this year and looks to be fitting in nicely with the National League. He was selected by 15 teams in the Derby and shows up quite a few times in our top 10.

Bryce and Smooth

Young stud Bryce Harper got the Derby kicked off by knocking out 2 HR's on opening day to help Washington get off to good start. You have to love this kid as a baseball fan.

New Season

We are officially up and running. Good luck and enjoy the grind that is the MLB season.