Some pitchers found their niche in Interleague play, but some batters could end it quickly enough.

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A Threatening letter targeting the African American and Latino players on the Boston Red Sox has changed the very nature of a series set to present baseball at its best.

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Facts, figures and other tidbits from the thirteenth week of the ’08 major league baseball season.

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Three Tampa Bay Rays are moving up the charts, find out which three in this weeks AL Roto Chronicles…

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Interleague play ends with natural rivalries

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As the halfway point of the season comes and goes, we take a look back at the predictions made at the beginning of the season.

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The Late Bloomers: Mike Scott and John Tudor

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For the first time since joining Seamheads, I did not spend the week formulating my Saturday appearance on the site. Typically, I take a few ideas and play with them early in the week before narrowing the choices down to one or two. After research I settle on the one I feel Seamheads’ readers will be most interested in and write it up. This week was different.

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In part five of my six part series on major league expansion drafts, I examine the sixth expansion draft in major league history, the 1993 expansion draft for the newest members of the National League, the Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies.

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The White Sox sure make a lot of noise, but are they actually any good?

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Continuing our look at statistical concepts in sabermetrics

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It was a special night at Progressive Field as the city of Cleveland welcomed back past Indians great, Omar Vizquel…

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Interleague play exposed some players, and another key player made it to the DL.

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Marcus Thames slugs his way onto fantasy rosters everywhere…

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Facts, figures and other tidbits from the twelfth week of the ’08 major league baseball season.

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Race heats up for NL shortstops

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The Ups and Downs of Interleague Play Plus More in this Week’s Climbing the Ladder with the American League

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As the College World Series nears its finale, the writer taps the collective memory of an NCAA baseball team. 

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I never expected I would feel bad for Willie Randolph. How the Mets could screw up a slam dunk of a firing the way they did by canning a manager who just won his third of four games after flying coast-to-coast the day after meeting with the GM and asking to be fired IF he was going to be before making the trip is amazing, indeed. In honor of Willie Randolph’s 3:14am EDT firing on Tuesday is the All-“They Deserved Better” Team:

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In part four of my six part series on major league expansion drafts, I examine the fifth expansion draft in major league history, the 1977 expansion draft for the newest members of the American League, the Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays.

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A look at the guy who bats behind Josh Hamilton.

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While interleague play in the major leagues may have begun in 1997, interleague play in professional baseball was experimented with well before then.

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Continuing our look at key statistical topics that are used in sabermetrics

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