Stories By Mark Grinage
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/ 19 hours agoStarting Pitching is Not Dying, it’s Thriving
Starting pitching seems to be declining due to injuries, but the ones who still do it excel in ways past generations...
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/ 2 weeks agoUnbanned: A Modern Look at the 1919 White Sox
Over 100 years later, could some of the banned 1919 White Sox players find their plaques in the Hall of Fame?...
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/ 4 weeks agoWill Schwarber Rain on Cooperstown Someday?
Kyle Schwarber has built a reputation for hitting mammoth blasts, and now he’s building a sneaky case for the Hall of...
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/ 1 month agoWhy Jacob deGrom Went from Dominance to Dominated
Jacob deGrom used to be the best pitcher in baseball, but arm injuries took a few years away from his career....
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/ 2 months agoField of Broken Dreams: a Baseball Marketing Problem
Major League Baseball is having trouble connecting with fans in today’s game, which has to do with the style of play....
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/ 2 months agoWhy Aaron Judge Will Never Terrify Like Bonds or Ruth
Aaron Judge is a very scary hitter, but not quite to the same extent as two power hitting legends before him....
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College Baseball
/ 4 months agoHow Rare is Baseball Team Perfection? Extremely, it Turns Out
Baseball has a lot of parity and randomness, making it close to impossible to go undefeated in a single season. Last...
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/ 4 months agoThe Rays and the Trop: A Never-Ending Story of Despair
The Rays have a murky future ahead of them regarding their damaged stadium, which is currently under repair. The story of...
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/ 6 months ago2025 NL East Preview
Last year, the National League East sent three teams to the playoffs and is by all accounts the strongest division in...
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/ 11 months agoMLB End of Season Report: Got Far but Not Far Enough
These four MLB teams had great seasons resulting in deep playoff runs, but they did not quite reach the World Series....
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