 By: Chris Larson
Pitching has been a common storyline this postseason whether it be Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg of the Washington Nationals, Jack Flaherty of the St. Louis Cardinals, Masahiro Tanaka of the New York Yankees, or Justin Verlander and another special starting pitcher, Gerrit Cole, of the Houston Astros. Each and every one of those individuals have had their moment to shine this October and have contributed significantly one way or another on the big stage of postseason baseball.  By: Chris Larson
Starting Saturday night, the Houston Astros will square off against the New York Yankees in Houston for Game One of the American League Championship Series. This is a series that many baseball fans have been looking forward to ever since the start of June and were hoping would happen based on how exciting it was during the 2017 MLB Postseason when the Houston Astros ended up being crowned World Series Champions.  By: Chris Larson
For the last seven consecutive seasons, the Los Angeles Dodgers have overwhelmingly won the National League West pennant and have made it to the World Series the last two years alone. Over that span, there have been plenty of moments where the Dodgers and their entire fanbase wish they could go back in time and change their fortunes around.  By: Chris Larson
Heading into this afternoon's Game Three of the American League Divisional Series between the Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays, many people expected the Astros to have a very good chance of getting the three-game sweep and moving onto the American League Championship Series to face off against either the Minnesota Twins or New York Yankees. After all, the Astros had another dominant pitcher on the mound in Zack Greinke, a lineup that can mash with the best of them, and a bullpen that features plenty of different looks so it was automatic that Houston was going to win.  By: Chris Larson
For Game Three of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Washington Nationals National League Divisional Series later this evening, Anibal Sanchez will take the mound for the Washington Nationals, while Hyun-Jin Ryu will do the same for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Game 3 is going to be a pivotal game because the series is currently tied 1-1 and is going to take place back at Nationals Park allowing the Washington Nationals to play somewhere they are comfortable with. Depending on who ends up coming out on top of this game, could ultimately decide the series winner. |
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