2007 Season
Articles from after the 2006 World Series through the 2007 season
2007 All Star Game Rosters and How They Were Selected 
The All Star ballots are in and the rosters are finalized for the Midsummer Classic, which will be held on July 10th in San Francisco. Here’s a look at the roster and a review of the process by which it was established. 2007 Hall of Fame Preview
The 2007 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees will be announced this week. Here’s a review of the election process, the major candidates, the expected results and my opinion on Mark McGwire’s suitability for the Hall. American League Division and Wild Card Races are Tightening
With Labor Day approaching, it’s time to focus on the MLB Division and Wild Card races. Here’s a look at the American League. Six teams figure in the post season races – Boston, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, LA and Seattle. First Quarter Report Card – AL Central
With one quarter of the season behind us, here’s a look at the standings and the prospects for the American League Central. The story so far this year is injuries, injuries and injuries. First Quarter Report Card – AL East
With one quarter of the season behind us, here’s a look at the standings and the prospects for the American League East. The story so far this year is injuries, injuries and injuries. Forget About Barry. . . Keep Your Eyes on A-Rod!
Barry Bonds has finally passed Hank Aaron to become the new home run king. How long will he wear the crown? My guess is until 2013. Free Agency Results for 2006 - 2007
With Spring Training officially under way this weekend, here´s list of the 2007 free agents sorted by their 2006 team with details of their 2007 teams and the contract terms. Roger Clemens is still keeping us guessing. Free Agency through Thanksgiving
The market for free agents has been huge and things are just getting started. Free for all in the National League Leads to Complicated Possibilities
With three games left, every Division in the National League is open and there are five teams vying for the Wild Card. This leads to a series of complicated playoff possibilities just to determine which teams go to the post season. Gil Meche Delivers Value
Gil Meche was cited during the off season as one of the worst signings. Here’s how he compares to the other pitchers signed to high priced multi-year deals. Glavine and Mets Collapse, NL Wild Card Needs its Own Playoff
The potential chaos in the National League has settled down thanks to a collapse by the Mets and Arizona taking the west. San Diego and Colorado are tied and will settle the Wild Card with a one game playoff on Monday night. Hamstrung by Pitching, Yankees Sign Clemens
The Yankees have signed Rocket Roger Clemens to a deal worth $18M for an abbreviated season of work. When he arrives in June, it should aid the recovery of a pitching staff hamstrung by injuries. Interleague Play Is Good for Fans
Interleague baseball play has been criticized a lot lately, but I think it plays an important role in fostering geographic rivalries and introducing fans to a brand of baseball they’re unaccustomed to seeing on a regular basis. Mr. April
George Steinbrenner once accused Dave Winfield of being Mr. May, creating a sharp contrast to Reggie “Mr. October” Jackson. Based on the first week and a half of baseball, George could have a new player for his calendar. Alex Rodriguez is proving himself to be a potent force in the early season. Mr. April . . . Continued
Just last week I commented on A-Rod’s fast start and dubbed him “Mr. April”. He’s accomplished so much in the subsequent week that I feel compelled to expand my commentary. One and a Half Weeks , One and a Half Games!
There is a week and a half left in the season. Three division races involve a lead of one and a half games and Arizona leads San Diego by a slim one half game. Similarly, the NL wild card is looking Sox Kids Rock Cleveland
The Red Sox stood on the edge of elimination for the third straight game and emerged victorious, led by a couple of rookies, rather than Big Papi and Manny. The Best Rivalry in Baseball – the Yankees and Red Sox 
The Yankees and the Red Sox have a historical and entertaining rivalry. With their off-season moves, both look strong going into 2007. Here´s a perspective on the rivalry. The Most Expensive Conversation in Baseball
MLB announced that the Red Sox have won the bidding for the right to negotiate with pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka for the amazing sum of $51.1 million. This money is paid to Matsuzaka’s team, the Seibu Lions. It will be returned if the Red Sox and Matsuzaka cannot arrive at a contract in 30 days. Watch the 2007 Little League World Series with Your Children
The Little League World Series is underway. Catch the games on ESPN and introduce your family to a truly entertaining baseball experience! What is the significance of Spring Training?
MLB Spring Training is coming to a close and opening day is upon us starting this weekend! What did we learn from Spring Training?
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