It isn’t very often in baseball that teams just come out of no where. Sure, there have been a variety of teams that have won the World Series in years past, but usually the teams don’t come in and surprise people for even being involved in the playoff conversation. I mean, lets be honest – [...]
Continue reading 2010 Cincinnati Reds, 2008 Tampa Bay Rays, Let’s Compare Shall We
Look out Major League Baseball — you’re about to have a Cuban Missile Crisis on your hands.
Tonight the hard-throwing 22-year-old Cuban sensation, Aroldis Chapman, will join the Cincinnati Reds to bolster an already strong bullpen in order to help the club try and make it’s first post-season appearance in 15 years.
The move had to be [...]
Five MLB newcomers will be household names by the end of the 2010 season.
Every year baseball comes and goes leaving us with names worth remembering. Last year left us with names like David Price (Rays), Josh Johnson (Marlins), Dustin Pedroia/Jacoby Ellsbury (Red Sox), Zack Greinke (Royals), Joey Votto (Reds), and Tim Lincecum (Giants). JOCKpost has considered five [...]
According to Reds.com, Cuban defector Aroldis Chapman pitched 2 scoreless innings in his spring training debut today vs. the Royals.
His debut consisted of 3 strikeouts which included 26 pitches thrown, 15 of them for strikes. And according to scouts in attendance, Chapman did reach 100 mph on at least one pitch. The Reds radar clocked [...]
In a report released today, a source told ESPN The Magazine’s Jorge Arangure that one of the most enticing free agents of the year is signing with the Cincinnati Reds.
The Cuban defector who played on the Cuban national team in 2009 for the WBC will join Edinson Volquez, Johnny Cueto, and Homer Bailey, not to [...]
