It's the All-Star Break now, and while MLR's best and brightest duke it out in Detroit, GMs are busy at work, retooling their teams for the stretch drive, hoping to wrap up a playoff spot or claw their way back into it.

Where the defending champions have found offensive success, they have tripped some in the pitching department. Leading this charge is Hudson Hildebrandt, who went from a fantastic arm to having an awful season, one of the worst in the league thus far. Hildebrandt, who pitched 4 one-hit innings against the Rockies, stumbled and blew a 5-run lead...

We're a long way from Superbone Threefinger's Cy Young winning season. The workhorse pitcher, who won from his now-unbreakable IP record last season, has been struggling this season. His concerning 230.07 D/BF is one of many factors currently contributing to a -0.507 pWAR. His ERA is close to 4, which is not awful, but his peripherals do not carry...

It's that time of the season again! With the All-Star game looming, we have plenty of games to judge each team's rotation and their viability for possible postseason pushes. I will publish a total of 5 articles over the next week counting down to the best pitching staff in the league, trying my best to provide objective and fair...

Yes, you heard correctly. Despite the abysmal performance this year from the southern California franchise, due to a win in session 12, the Padres have not yet been eliminated from next year's playoff race.

As the MLR reaches maturity and passes the halfway point of its third season, we begin to see perennial contenders as well as teams who seem to vary from year to year. It got me thinking: how much of team success is predicated on clubhouse culture, and does a better clubhouse culture translate into wins? Furthermore, does a foundation of...

In Major League Redditball, teams are always making moves to booster clubhouse activity, booster scouting ability, or to prepare teams for playoff runs and postseason pushes. These trades are a necessary part of the league, as they are of all major sports leagues, as without trades of players and free agency, players wouldn't know their value as a...

McLightning Drives one to Deep Center.

18 months ago, 144 presumably different people were drafted in the inaugural MLR draft. Some threw 0 pitches and swung 0 times. Others are around today still kicking. Even fewer have remained with the team that first drafted them to this day. No matter where they are, I dug deep and have eagerly awaited sharing my results until today, so...

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