It was the worst possible result after tests late Tuesday night confirmed that Aaron Reed suffered a serious injury to an elbow ligament in a game against the Miami Storm tonight.
Reed hung on till the 8th inning, holding the Storm to 1 run on 4 hits, striking out 5 and walking 4, earning his first win decision on the effort. Continue reading “Seattle’s Reed Out For Season”
Every team has at least someone due to become a free agent at the end of 2018, the big question is, will those teams be looking to sign those players to extensions, and if not, will other teams be bidding for their services come this fall?
We take a look at a team-by-team snapshot of who is eligible for a re-up and what the chances are of them doing so. Continue reading “Extending a Line: Who’s Likely to Re-up This Year?”
The Seattle Salts have grabbed the division title, and playoff home advantage, despite a 3-1 loss to the Nevada Speeders today. The Salts improve to 62-36, and will likely set a club record in win percentage.
By securing the division, they re-enter the playoffs after missing the postseason in 2016, but finishing with the division pennant in 2014 and 2015. Continue reading “Salts Top the AEL West”
Baseball is a sport where young, talented prospect players can be notoriously slow to develop into elite superstars. Generally, it takes 4-6 years for a high school or college draftee to finally make the big leagues, though some exceptional players may make the jump straight away.
But ten years after a draft is about when you can reflect on the quality of a particular draft class and properly assess the players who were drafted. Here, one month before the 2017 draft, we look at the Class of 2007 draftees. Who is still hot, who is not, and some who will never be. Continue reading “2007 Draft: A Look Back”
