Category: Joe Stunardi

Zach Davies is exceeding expectations, Jeff Samardzija is decent again, and someone named Gregory Soto is starting tonight for the Tigers.

Picks and notes.

Urshela vs. Andujar, Musgrove vs. Home Runs, Soroka vs. Weaver, and the Nationals vs. Our credibility as a blog

Domingo Santana is bad at defense, Ronny Rodriguez exists and is hitting well, Aaron Sanchez is healthy, the Nationals are not, and Jon Lester’s having a good year.

Joe keeps picking the Nationals. He just keeps doing it. Also, notes on Félix Hernández and the Giants’ bullpen.

Six picks, which is different from a pick-six, but could be just as exciting!

Looks at Yu Darvish’s last start, Mike Trout’s exploits, and the origin stories of two starters relatively new to the MLB.

The Nationals have the injury bug, James Paxton doesn’t (yet), and the Rangers could be building towards a head-turning trade deadline.

Sox vs. Sox, just like someone out of options on Christmas gifts.

Lots of picks. Joe is nervous. What a day.

Jake Odorizzi’s hurdle, what’s behind Tim Anderson’s surge, and what exactly the Cardinals and Nationals are doing.

The Twins are good, the Yankees are good, and the Mets are one great big question mark.

Max Scherzer is as good as ever, Chris Archer isn’t, and the Yankees continue to be very injured.

Including an explanation of who Cole Tucker is, besides a young man with great hair.

Yoan Moncada is producing, Vlad Jr. is still in AAA, and Albert Pujols is close to average.

Bets on three NL games, one AL game, and nothing else.