Tag: Baseball
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SAVAGE
Just recently promoted from A-ball, Tre Yesavage has been nothing but savage.
He has helped Toronto Blue Jays teammates such as Bo Bichette, Addison Barger, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reach their full potential and had only been in the MLB regular season for a short amount of time.
His 100 mph fastball screams excellence and breaks the plate with a nasty slider, Yesavage is savage. Younger players do not scream this kind of excellence until they step into the World Series in front a ton of Dodgers fans.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are trying to become the first team back=to-back since the 09′ Phillies to try and win the World Series. Mookie Betts has gone 1-of-15 at the plate and who is not to argue that Freddie Freeman has produced a good series, yet again.
Although, much is to be said about Yesavage as he was drafted in the first round part of a relief team in East Carolina University. East Carolina holds a good program and Yesavage and the rest of the Blue Jays should feel ecstatic for what their wholehearted dreams hang with a 3-2 World Series lead.
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What is Rob Manfred Talking about?
Rob Manfred has been the MLB commissioner since Bud Selig stepped down and some of his comments have been explanatory and stupidity.
For example, why would dividing up new divisions sound pleasant of the fundamental way? Also, why should sports data be considered ‘crucial’ when there is no meaning in sports gambling?
All these questions have lately been delved into Manfred’s way. Even, the backing of recent allegations of NBA gambling.
Manfred is not a mass figure that can control the narrative. There is a union and a state of employees that strive for the perfect example of Major League Baseball. Without it, there would be no formula for success.
Manfred argues that partnerships might as well be the reasoning of sports gambling. News flash, everything must change because there has been immature filthiness on the road to stardom for some players in MLB that deserve to be glorified.
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What is Next for Phillies?
The Phillies lost their final of the 2025 MLB season 1-2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Former Phil and coach Howie Kendrick without no hesitation that the Phils would swing into this series dead even, but instead the worst happened when newer reliever Orion Kerkering blew a game with the waning seconds remaining!
94 WIP, local Phillies radio station, called this a travesty and similar to Ben Simmons not dunking the ball.
It is sour, is it not.
What is worse the Phillies fall back into a scenario they have to regroup with a hopeful new GM, Preston Mattingly, the son of Don Mattingly.
Don has come up across scenarios like this, as a former head coach for the Dodgers. The Dodgers are luckily headed to their 7th NLCS with future Hall of Fame manager, Dave Roberts.
He has just done an absolute job than former interim manager, Rob Thomson.
Thomson faced the questions already last night from reporters whether his job is secure and he simply said the best he could was go check on sixty other heartbroken men that adjourned on the road, just to lose against the Dodgers.
Many questions face the Phillies but it is unfair to say jobs come down to Dave Dombrowski or Thomson at the moment.
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2025 NL Postseason: Wild Card series Predictions
Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Cincinatti Reds
Will Smith and Max Muncy should be ready to go and help Los Angeles steer in the right direction. Stunningly for them, they play Cincinnati who has Elly de La Cruz entering his first postseason and there is nobody like him.
Until, they can expose de La Cruz and their pitching staff to the postseason more, this will be a no big for Los Angeles as they enter in first place of the NL West at 93-69.
Prediction: Dodgers in 2
San Diego Padres vs. Chicago Cubs
It is easily the Chicago Cubs (92-70) but not so fast. The Padres are better home than they are away. Mike Shildt had this to say about the series.
“There’s not another ballpark, I would say, that can be any trickier than Wrigley,” manager Mike Shildt said. “We’re aware of it.”
The Padres finished with a 38-43 record on the road. There is reason to believe, however, they will take advantage of Chicago’s long drought deficit at home since 2017.
We shall call it the aftermath leading into departures such as Kyle Hendricks, Kyle Schwarber, Jon Lester, and Kris Bryant.
That team was special, not here.
Prediction: Padres in 3.
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