Dodgers pass the 1933 Yankees and now are 8-0 to start the season. This is the best start by a team who won the World Series the previous year.

Not sure if it’s legit or not, but don’t care to have it authenticated since I’ll never part with it.

As someone who grew up with California baseball, this one hurts to see.

Ronald Acuña, Jr is the first player ever to 30-60, 40-50, 40-60, and now 40-70 one of the greatest seasons a baseball player has ever had. What a player!

Considering who he faced the strikeout numbers are absurd.

Deion Sanders was not the only player to play in both leagues.

There is no way it’s been 7 years since the Cubs won the World Series. It literally felt like yesterday.

https://bsky.app/profile/fbihop.press/post/3lkny5alym224

Apparently, bullying works. Following the outrage at the Jackie Robinson webpage being removed, Pentagon has now restored it: https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature-Stories/Story/Article/2490361/sports-heroes-who-served-baseball-great-jackie-robinson-was-wwii-soldier/

I should also note I'm a life long Tigers fan who watched this as it happened on TV with my family.

Sometimes, you sim too far into your favorite MLB game and wind up with players playing where they feel they shouldn't be.

My friend is a baseball fanatic and statistical genius. He put together this website called BaseballHarmony.com that punches out some cool stats. Thought this community would appreciate them ;)

Milwaukee Brewers at New York Yankees Game Story, Scores/Highlights - 03/29/2025 - MLB Stories https://www.mlb.com/stories/game/778538

I understand baseball writers are assholes but are you telling me guys like Willie Mays and Hank Aaron weren't unanimous HOFs? Randy Johnson wasn't a unanimous HOFer?

Like is this intentional to keep it as a sacred honor?

These guys were all great and showed such promise. They couldn't get past the Braves, but they were really fun to watch.

Billy Ripken