Category Archives: Pro Baseball
Athletics Notes:
By Tim Byrnes The Athletics have been busy shoring up deficiencies and extending core players this off-season and fans aren’t used to the focus. Could it be the possible future investments of the Buss family (Lakers longtime ownership) is changing the atmosphere?
Athletics Notes: 12/7/25
Tim Byrnes After an amazing season for the Game of Baseball, where the Los Angeles Dodgers won their ninth World Series, the 2026 Draft Lottery was conducted on Tuesday, with teams hoping for high picks to acquire exciting, young talent.
Dodgers Notes: 10/6/2025
By Those Deferred Benchwarmers With the wacky MLB Schedule, the Dodgers have played exactly one game since our previous article, and it was a good one. We’ll take a quick look back and take stock of the other Division Series.
Dodgers Notes & Around The MLB:
By Those Deferred BenchWarmers The Wild Card Series went as expected if you’ve followed the Dodgers as of late: The offense was awesome, the starters pitched incredibly well, and the bullpen was awful. Luckily, Blake Treinen and Roki Sasaki held it down on the back end and the Dodgers now move on to Philadelphia.
Dodgers Note: Post-Season Arrives
By Those Deferred BenchWarmers Let the Stress Begin! October arrives one day early as the Dodgers open their playoff run on Tuesday, September 30th.
Athletics Notes: Season Ender
By Tim Byrnes The A’s concluded their 2025 season on a low note, losing 2-of-3 to the Kansas Royals in the final weekend of the regular season.
Athletics Notes:9/22/25
By Tim Byrnes The final road series for the Athletics has concluded and the series versus the Pirates is a microcosm of the A’s in 2025: promise, apathy, mismanagement, and letdown!
Athletics Notes: 9/1925
By Tim Byrnes As the season winds down, the A’s have been playing some of their best baseball of the 2025 season. Since the All-Star Game, the A’s are a fine 31-24, which is the third-best in the American League.
Athletics Notes: 9/16/25
By Tim Byrnes May 18th was the last time the A’s weren’t occupying the basement of the American League West. The team mixed a little old school small ball, and patience at the plate, with 10 home runs to dominate and sweep the Cincinnati Reds.
Dodgers Notes: 9/12/25
By Those Deferred BenchWarmers At this point, we should not be surprised. Just when it seemed all was lost, the Dodgers bounced back in a big way. After losing five in a row, the Dodgers have bounced back with 4 straight wins and have increased their lead in the NL West to 2.5 games.
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