It’s been an encouraging week and a half for the Cubs’ shortstop, but not everything is pointing in the best direction.
Today’s Best Bets: Thursday, September 17th
Toronto isn’t bad, Houston should be good, and Cleveland’s probably fine. Plus, more LCS futures.
Today’s Best Bets: Wednesday, September 16th
Adam Wainwright’s ERA, aces in Philly, Cole Hamels’ return, Justin Verlander’s potential return, Cleveland’s playoff draw, and some NL Central scheduling.
Today’s Best Bets: Tuesday, September 15th
The poorer of two bad bullpens, the wind in Chicago, the Giants’ wild offensive turnaround, and the most complete baseball team in the American League.
Alec Mills Could Start a Game Seven This October
Alec Mills may be the Cubs’ third playoff starter.
Today’s Best Bet: Monday, September 14th
Matt Chapman’s injury makes the A’s worse. But how much worse?
Louisiana-Lafayette: Playoff Contender?
It’s far from impossible.
Today’s Best Bets: Sunday, September 13th
Things are not going well with Atlanta’s starting pitching.
Today’s Best Bets: Saturday, September 12th
Three NL Central overs and some futures value out of the AL Central.
Ian Happ Continues to Carry the Cubs
The Cubs offense is among the worst in the National League. Ian Happ is keeping it afloat.
The Top 25 Will Be Especially Dumb This Year
And other thoughts on the slowly beginning college football season.
Today’s Best Bets: Friday, September 11th
Gerrit Cole is probably fine. Jacob deGrom is a workhorse. Lucas Giolito is dominant. And Griffin Canning might be in for a long night.
Today’s Best Bet: Thursday, September 10th
Brewers in mirror are closer than they appear.
Today’s Best Bets: Wednesday, September 9th
Zach Davies and regression, Yu Darvish and different levels of aces, and good value on projected seven-seeds.
Can the Cubs Hang On?
And will they?
Today’s Best Bet: Tuesday, September 8th
We’re back, with Logan Webb to lead us.
Today’s Best Bets: Saturday, September 5th
Doubling down on a couple futures.
Today’s Best Bets: Friday, September 4th
Corbin Burnes, Jake Arrieta, Marcus Semien, and an NLCS future.