The Orioles find themselves with their back against the walls in a win or go home game at the Texas Rangers tonight in the ALDS. The Game three starter in Dean Kremer. Now I have nothing against Kremer who ended the regular season well but emphasis on regular season. This is no longer the regular season. This is the postseason. This is win or go … Continue reading Not Keen on Dean
If you thought that the Wizards were going to start a downward trend after completing their trade with the Lakers that sent Rui Hachimura to LA for 3 second-round draft picks and Kendrick Nunn then you would be wrong. The Wizards are currently riding the longest winning streak in the NBA after winning their sixth game in a row beating the San Antonio Spurs 127-106. … Continue reading NBA Hottest Team: The Wizards?
Over the past couple of weeks various baseball experts and sources have been releasing their new prospect lists for the 2023 season. Nationals fans, desperate for some positive news, have been thrilled to see some immediate impact from the prospects acquired from trading Juan Soto to the Padres. Whether it is MLB Pipeline, Baseball America or Baseball Prospectus, the same four prospects and the same … Continue reading Nationals’ Top Prospects for 2023
The Commanders started off the year with Carson Wentz at the helms but turned into a QB carousel rather quickly leaving another problem in D.C. The problem being: who is going to play quarterback in 2023 for the Commanders? There are obvious, and yet still some intriguing, answers here as names like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Derek Carr, Taylor Heinicke, and Sam Howell all float … Continue reading Who is in Command? (-ers)
Sam Valentine For years it has been no secret that the O’s need pitching. Well, they did just that today by acquiring Cole Irvin from the Oakland Athletics. Orioles middle infield prospect, Darrel Hernaiz, was dealt to the A’s for starting pitcher, Irvin, and minor league righty, Kyle Virbitsky. This move surely strengthens the Orioles’ rotation, which has been a question mark especially with John … Continue reading Orioles Trade Prospect to A’s for Pitching
Nationals’ fans, it’s time to take a deep breath. The Washington Nationals had one of their most productive offseasons in recent history. They locked up the best starting pitcher to a six-year contract with Patrick Corbin to replace Gio Gonzalez’s and rounded out the rotation by signing Anibal Sanchez and resigning Jeremy Hellickson. The continued to improve their offense by getting Kurt Suzuki and … Continue reading Nationals’ Fans, Take a Breath
In taking a brief look at the Washington Nationals forty-man roster it is clear that the majority of spots are filled, but because of injuries and lack of performance a couple of competitions have emerged. The first Spring Training battle that Beltway Bias will look at is starting second baseman and backup infielders. Daniel Murphy will be the starting second basemen for the majority of … Continue reading Washington Nationals Spring Training Roster Battles, Round 1
Continuing the theme of former Nationals. This article highlights some who are still looking for jobs during this slow offseason. Continue reading Where Will They End Up?
The AL edition. Checking in on more former Nationals. Continue reading Where Are They Now? Part II
The NL edition. Checking in on former Nationals around the league. Continue reading Where Are They Now? Part I
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