Adam Weinrib
Director, MLB Division at FanSided
Co-Editor at Yanks Go Yard
@fansided MLB director / @yanksgoyardFS fella. Co-Host of The Baseball Insiders w/ @ByRobertMurray. @theradmotel / @sortaBFs. Didn’t write that tweet you hated.
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6 days ago |
rumbunter.com | Adam Weinrib
In terms of pitcher reactions, Pirates fans would probably prefer to see their aces so filled to the brim with anger that they can't help but sputter and burst, as opposed to Paul Skenes' recent blank stare heard 'round the world. Mitch Keller wasn't done with Pittsburgh on Friday night. But he certainly was done with the man behind the plate, who took the Pirates' rally into his own hands (as umpires so often seem to do these days).
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6 days ago |
fansided.com | Adam Weinrib |Robert Murray |Mark Powell
It's officially trade deadline season, and the takes are flying. This week on The Moonshot, our MLB insiders weigh in on the biggest questions in baseball: Could Bo Bichette actually get moved? Is Aaron Judge really making a run at .400? Who's the next can't-miss prospect getting the call? From bold trade predictions to rising rookies and the Dodgers' injury crisis, we're covering everything heating up in MLB.
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2 weeks ago |
fansided.com | Adam Weinrib |Eric Cole |Chris Landers |Robert Murray
Well, we believe in exit velocity, bat flips, launch angles, stealing home, the hanging curveball, Big League Chew, sausage races, and that unwritten rules of any kind are self-indulgent, overrated crap. We believe Greg Maddux was an actual wizard. We believe there ought to be a constitutional amendment protecting minor league baseball and that pitch framing is both an art and a science.
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2 weeks ago |
yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib
ByAdam Weinrib|33 minutes agoEvery year, some poor, unfortunate soul is forced to ride the DFA Wagon into submission until finally, blessedly, landing somewhere out of the spotlight that affords them a chance to rebuild their value in a pressure-free environment. We thought that's what happened to Yoendrys Gómez when he went from the Yankees to the Dodgers to the White Sox in recent weeks. Oh, we were so wrong about that.
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2 weeks ago |
yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib
Somehow, it took Aaron Judge and Juan Soto three full days to reconnect during the Subway Series, sharing an awkwardly disconnected catchup (on national television cameras) prior to Sunday night's Yankees-Mets finale. According to Judge, the conversation was simple and hit a motivational note. "Just said hello to him, I hadn't seen him all series," he explained in the postgame. "Just kind of wishing him the best, kind of said, 'hey man, you're the best in the game.
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