Washington Post
Since we first saw Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper on their Sports Illustrated covers years ago, billed as the “best pitching prospect ever” and the LeBron of baseball, fans have waited for the day when they would emerge full-blown. What would the season look like when both were healthy, fully established and ready to lay down a 162-game baseline for their excellence?
It’s here. The...
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Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander's resume includes two no-hitters, one MVP award and one Cy Young. The sight of a large, menacing hitter wielding a bat does not unnerve him in the least, nor does a loud and hostile... more »
"That guy is clean.""He never tested positive, so he's innocent.""PEDs don't help - you still gotta hit the ball.""The so-called steroid era is ... clearly a thing of the past."The last thought was courtesy of Commissioner Bud... more »
If you're picking someone other than the Toronto Blue Jays to win the American League East, you're out there on your own. You might also be right. Rays? Sure, it's possible. Yankees? Yes, absolutely. Red Sox? Go ahead and... more »
The notebooks reported to belong to Florida wellness clinician Tony Bosch connect New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez to a staggering array of drugs and supplements to be used literally morning, noon and night and... more »
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