How will a Bryce-less Nationals fare in a newly invigorated NL East? Max Smith has some thoughts.
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Hot Take: Bryce Harper to the Atlanta Braves
Robert Banas discusses one of the hottest topics of this offseason: the fate of Bryce Harper.
2018 Off-Season Preview: NL East
Today we continue our off-season preview series with a look at the NL East, which has the potential for a number of interesting moves before the 2019 season. Here, we discuss how the Mets might actually have a chance at competing (don’t hold your breath) and how the Braves will look for another NL East title. The Phillies and that Gabe Kapler guy are looking pretty interesting, too.
Anthony Rendon is Flying Under the Radar Again
Last year’s under-the-radar MVP candidate is having another incredible season, but he’s still not getting the credit he deserves
A Presidental Debate: The M-SABR All-Stars – National League
National League Max and Zane tackle the 2018 All-Star rosters, disregarding all Staff input as per usual, and oftentimes rebuking the actual rosters. Stats as of July 9, 2018. Max: The rosters have been released and since we vehemently disagree… Read More ›
Not All Heroes Wear Capes: The Unsung Heroes of the Nationals’ Recent Revival
The Nationals have heated up with a recent 13-2 stretch, but the players leading that charge are not the ones you’d expect.
2018 Season Preview: World Series Predictions
With Opening Day only two days away, M-SABR staff members share their Playoff and, most importantly, World Series predictions. We hope you like the Yankees!
2018 Season Preview: Washington Nationals
(Image Credit: Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports) As winter draws to a close, temperatures rise—Ann Arbor aside—and Spring Training gets underway it can only mean one thing: Baseball is (almost) here! Welcome back to M-SABR’s Season Preview 30 Teams in 30… Read More ›
M-SABR 2017 Season Preview: NL East
(Brad Mills / USA Today Sports) Today, we take a look at the NL East, a division featuring great pitching (Syndergaard, Scherzer, Nola, and more), young studs (Swanson, Turner, and Harper even if he has been around for years and… Read More ›
