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2012 AL East Review
2012 AL East Predicted Standings 1. Toronto Blue Jays 2. New York Yankees 3. Boston Red Sox 4. Tampa Bay Rays 5. Baltimore Orioles 2012 AL East Actual Standings 1. New York Yankees (95-67, +136) 2....
View ArticleFree Agent Signing: Red Sox Get Tired, Take Napoli
Mike Napoli is officially the first somewhat big name off the board during this offseason’s winter meetings! Napoli and the Red Sox reached an agreement that the slugger will become the team’s new...
View ArticleFree Agent Signing: Shane Victorino Will Be Wearing Red Socks
All day we’ve been hearing songs about Shane Victorino and the Red Sox possibly getting together; as the day progressed it turned out that the chorus of said songs rang true. Victorino will join the...
View ArticleFree Agent Signing: Red Sox Add Ryan Dempster to Rotation
In their quest to load up on expensive veterans after unloading all of their other expensive veterans, the Red Sox have reached an agreement with starting pitcher Ryan Dempster to bring the 25-year-old...
View ArticleFree Agent Signing: Stephen Drew Joins Red Sox
Stephen Drew probably had plenty of suitors looking to give him a one-year deal and see what happens, but it’s the Boston Red Sox who will officially retain his services for 2013. Drew and the Sox came...
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2013 AL East Preview
Jose Reyes will surely like the maple syrup his new home offers much more than the 48-win season his old home would have given him.. 1. Toronto Blue Jays We went all-in on an upstart Blue Jays team...
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The Thrill of Victory
All of baseball had Boston’s back after tragedy struck. I remember where I was that day. It was 3:15 p.m., and I had just walked into the bowling alley for my evening shift at work. I saw the...
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A Guide to Writing a Jayson Stark Article
I have to admit it: I can’t stand Jayson Stark of ESPN.com. I’m sure Mr. Stark is a good guy, and one who genuinely enjoys baseball. But after years and years of reading his work online (less and less...
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Remembering the 2013 Cardinals Correctly
One more of these would have been nice. It’s often difficult to get an accurate grasp on your favorite team’s season and what it really meant mere hours after it ended, and that seems especially true...
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Begrudgingly Defending David Ortiz
David Ortiz may grunt out thick farts in the dugout, but I’m not accusing him of more than that. Sometimes I listen to ESPN Radio on the way to work; I’m not even sure why since most of what I hear is...
View Article2014 AL East Preview
1. Tampa Bay Rays We have very conflicting views when it comes to Florida’s two baseball teams. One one hand, the Marlins are downright confusing and frequently horrifying. On the other, the Rays do a...
View ArticleLet’s Get Fired Up About Michael Pineda and Pine Tar
Michael Pineda‘s Wednesday night was once again marred by talk of pine tar, and this time it cost the Yankee starter almost a full outing. Pineda, who was noticed with the substance on his hand a...
View ArticleJohn Lackey, Newest Cardinal Starter
Just a few short years ago, StanGraphs was a brand new blog, and the rare visitors that came our way often had to endure our various poems, ballads and love notes dedicated to a slugging outfielder...
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