Former top prospect Bradley could catapult up the ranks of 2018 closers, while the end of an era could be looming in SF, potential SS hopefuls in SD, big names coming off the books in COL, and OF options aplenty for LA down the stretch.
Mike Clevinger has 18 outings as a fill-in for the 2017 Indians. With a 3.18 ERA as a starter, he may be positioning himself for a spot in the 2018 Cleveland rotation, but his walk rate may hold him back. Plus, more 2018 pitching possibilities from the AL Central.
Daniel Gossett's 5.21 2H ERA was the best in the current OAK rotation entering Tuesday, with no September relief in sight. A look at the HOU rotation, the LAA pen, and more...
Phillies starting pitchers not named Aaron Nola have logged an unsightly 5.15 ERA in 2017, so it's easy to see why they'll be in the market for pitching help this winter. We'll also examine the rest of NL East pitching staffs with an eye towards 2018.
Trevor Rosenthal’s injury means closer turnover in St. Louis and we review the current relief options at manager Mike Matheny’s disposal. Plus, a look at potential offseason lineup changes in CHC, CIN, MIL, and PIT.
With the Dodgers way out front, Austin Barnes could be in line for his best month yet. What a Cueto return could mean for the SF rotation. Plus the SS in ARI, rotation options in SD, and the COL bullpen.
Paulo Orlando earned a starting job to begin 2017 with a .302 BA in 2016 but faltered out of the gate. Two months of downtime due to injury may have helped revive his offense, and he could aid KC in their playoff chase. Plus, the final week of potential September callups in the AL Central.
Barring a rehab setback, Lance McCullers is one of the most notable September returnees, but his role and outlook seem far from certain. A look at some of the roster expansion plans for AL West clubs.
With Justin Bour sidelined for at least a few more weeks and his replacements at first base struggling, might the Marlins soon promote prospect Brian Anderson? Plus a look at the ATL starting rotation, NYM outfield, PHI catcher, and more.
In Toronto, September roster expansion may provide an opportunity to one of two young outfielders, if not both, while a top-prospect watch is on in Tampa. Elsewhere in the East, call-up contributions may be more subtle.
Former top prospect Bradley could catapult up the ranks of 2018 closers, while the end of an era could be looming in SF, potential SS hopefuls in SD, big names coming off the books in COL, and OF options aplenty for LA down the stretch.
Mike Clevinger has 18 outings as a fill-in for the 2017 Indians. With a 3.18 ERA as a starter, he may be positioning himself for a spot in the 2018 Cleveland rotation, but his walk rate may hold him back. Plus, more 2018 pitching possibilities from the AL Central.
Daniel Gossett's 5.21 2H ERA was the best in the current OAK rotation entering Tuesday, with no September relief in sight. A look at the HOU rotation, the LAA pen, and more...
Phillies starting pitchers not named Aaron Nola have logged an unsightly 5.15 ERA in 2017, so it's easy to see why they'll be in the market for pitching help this winter. We'll also examine the rest of NL East pitching staffs with an eye towards 2018.
Trevor Rosenthal’s injury means closer turnover in St. Louis and we review the current relief options at manager Mike Matheny’s disposal. Plus, a look at potential offseason lineup changes in CHC, CIN, MIL, and PIT.
With the Dodgers way out front, Austin Barnes could be in line for his best month yet. What a Cueto return could mean for the SF rotation. Plus the SS in ARI, rotation options in SD, and the COL bullpen.
Paulo Orlando earned a starting job to begin 2017 with a .302 BA in 2016 but faltered out of the gate. Two months of downtime due to injury may have helped revive his offense, and he could aid KC in their playoff chase. Plus, the final week of potential September callups in the AL Central.
Barring a rehab setback, Lance McCullers is one of the most notable September returnees, but his role and outlook seem far from certain. A look at some of the roster expansion plans for AL West clubs.
With Justin Bour sidelined for at least a few more weeks and his replacements at first base struggling, might the Marlins soon promote prospect Brian Anderson? Plus a look at the ATL starting rotation, NYM outfield, PHI catcher, and more.
In Toronto, September roster expansion may provide an opportunity to one of two young outfielders, if not both, while a top-prospect watch is on in Tampa. Elsewhere in the East, call-up contributions may be more subtle.