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SWANSON | The MLB's Surprise Contender

SWANSON | The MLB’s Surprise Contender

By Jeff Swanson March 27, 2019

Major League Baseball’s opening day March 28 commences the start of the baseball season. At the dawn of a new baseball season, every team is filled with the hope of capturing a World Series trophy. Thus,...

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SACHS | Steroid Use Faces Divergent Reactions Across Sports

By Matthew Sachs March 24, 2019

On Super Bowl Sunday, the day when fans and the media prepare for the biggest game in all of American sports, I came across an unexamined issue with implications beyond football. This year, what caught...

CHRISTOVICH | MLB Must Adjust Start Times of Playoff Games

CHRISTOVICH | MLB Must Adjust Start Times of Playoff Games

By Amanda Christovich October 19, 2018

Somewhere between the Milwaukee Brewers’ star reliever Josh Hader’s pitching out of a jam in the eighth inning and the start of the bottom of the ninth during Tuesday night’s National League Championship...

CHRISTOVICH | Tanking Endangers MLB's Future

CHRISTOVICH | Tanking Endangers MLB’s Future

By Amanda Christovich April 26, 2018

Major League Baseball’s efforts to make to make the game exciting by implementing new pace of play rules, tweeting videos of players celebrating home runs, and showcasing new rookie phenom Shohei Ohtani...

SWANSON | Bold Predictions for the 2018 MLB Season

SWANSON | Bold Predictions for the 2018 MLB Season

By Jeff Swanson April 6, 2018

As the calendar turns to April, baseball is back. Fans were treated to a superb Opening Day last Thursday, which featured games from 26 MLB teams. After the inaugural weekend, it is time for some bold...

CHRISTOVICH | In MLB Spring Training, Evaluate Players, Not Teams

CHRISTOVICH | In MLB Spring Training, Evaluate Players, Not Teams

By Amanda Christovich March 22, 2018

Quick! What was the spring training record of the 2017 World Series Champions Houston Astros? Who had the best spring training record last season? If these two questions have adequately stumped you,...

CHRISTOVICH | MLB's Frozen Free Agency Not Owners' Fault

CHRISTOVICH | MLB’s Frozen Free Agency Not Owners’ Fault

By Amanda Christovich February 15, 2018

The Northeast wasn’t the only thing to freeze over this winter. Pitchers and catchers officially reported for spring training this Wednesday amid a free agency scandal, fierce accusations of collusion...

SCHLARP: Baseball’s Wild Card Round Delegitimizes the Regular Season

By Thomas Schlarp October 11, 2016

October: the month where baseball legends are made and champions crowned. Playoffs begin, and the great players step up or crumble under pressure. October is the pinnacle of a 162-game marathon of a season...

RAAB: Nats Bear DC’s Playoff Hopes

RAAB: Nats Bear DC’s Playoff Hopes

By Matt Raab October 7, 2016

As a city with many high-quality sports teams, Washington, D.C., is synonymous with regular season success followed by an early postseason exit. Having not won a major sports championship since 1991, the...

CHRISTOVICH: Baseball Mourns Young Star’s Life

CHRISTOVICH: Baseball Mourns Young Star’s Life

By Amanda Christovich September 30, 2016

Take his baseball career out of the equation and José Fernandez’s story was a tragedy. At age 15, Fernandez made a dangerous boat ride to the U.S. in a fourth attempt to defect from Cuba. During...

MAY: Pros Enter Political Arena

MAY: Pros Enter Political Arena

By Andrew May September 27, 2016

Kevin Johnson played for 12 years in the NBA as a point guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns. He now serves as the mayor of Sacramento and has made the news for one of the wilder political...

CHRISTOVICH: Baseball's Innocence is Overrated

CHRISTOVICH: Baseball’s Innocence is Overrated

By Amanda Christovich September 23, 2016

Baseball follows the ancient Code of Hammurabi. Hammurabi’s Code, discovered in 1901 by archeologists, is one of the oldest known law codes and was written to govern ancient Babylon. The term “an...

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