AL East Draft Grades: Jays, Not Rays, Get A’s
The 2014 Major League Baseball Draft is officially in our rear-view mirror, but the time to analyze is just beginning. It may take years for the picture to fully come into focus, but why not…
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2014 MLB Preview: East meets West in the Series?
You don’t always earn credibility for predicting the winners in sports. If you picked the Seahawks to win the Super Bowl this past season, kudos, but let’s face it, Seattle was hardly a shocker to…
Could the Yankees be This Year’s Red Sox?
Before we go any further, let me state for the record, on March 8, that I am not declaring that I think the Yankees will be world champions in 2014. Not yet, anyway. But it’s…
2013 MLB Predictions
Baseball is back, and so it’s time to put myself on the line with the rest of the baseball pundits and make some predictions. Will the Giants reign supreme again? And if they do, will…
Blue Jays Making Waves in AL East
The Toronto Blue Jays needed to make some moves. After finishing 73-89 and in fourth place in the American League East, they essentially made the first splash in the player movement pool by pulling off…
2012 Major League Baseball Playoff Preview
We’ve reached October after a thrilling regular season, and now will bear witness to baseball’s new 10-team playoff format, beginning with two one-game Wild Card playoff games leading into the Division Series. Here is a…
Musings on Baseball: Rain aids Yanks/Sox, Cards still get no love
Rainout May Aid Yankees and Red Sox After two emotionally draining games – more specifically, Saturday’s epic comeback by the Yankees and epic meltdown by the Red Sox – Sunday’s rainout may have been the…
TV’s orgasm reaches climax with Yankees-Red Sox extra innings
First it was MLB Network. Then Fox got in on the action. And finally, ESPN polished off “The Weekend Part 2” by showcasing its two local favorites and, quite frankly, the only two teams that…
Thoughts on the A.L. East
A quick introduction… I’m DA’s freelance blogger, Michael Seff… and this is the first installment of my ongoing blog series: SeffSpeak. The AL East is already the strongest division in baseball, so it would likely…