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With Friday's news of right-hander Justin Verlander and the Detroit Tigers agreeing to a record-setting contract, the drama of whether baseball's best pitcher would see free agency in two years came to an end. Some could say it was predictable in...

Blog | March 30, 2013

Gallo's MLB daily predictions | March/April | May | June | July | August | September May 1: Blue Jays pitcher Mark Buehrle is reunited with his family and dogs in...

Gallo's MLB daily predictions | March/April | May | June | July | August | September Aug. 1: The Phillies officially release Roy Halladay. Aug. 2: Halladay is im...

Every year we at You Can't Predict Baseball try to predict baseball with some, well, rather bold predictions. At the end of the season we like to go back and see just how right or wrong we were. Sometimes, we nail it. Sometimes, we predict Vernon Wel...

Matthew Berry celebrates the impending baseball season with some predictions which range from the bold to the outright outlandish, and yet, every single one of them has a chance to come true.

I've been meaning to run the final poll results from all the offseason report cards we published before and early in spring training. Here are the American League tallies. Keep in mind that the polls were conducted before some recent developments too...

Dan Szymborski projects the AL standings, including each team's odds of making the playoffs and winning the World Series.

Story | Conversation | March 25, 2013

My pick is guaranteed to be wrong no matter what, isn't it? Just check my track record. So here goes: In the 2012 World Series, you will see ...

Discussing Yu Darvish, Jeff Samardzija and AL East panic.

Albert Pujols could push the Angels to a title, but don't forget the Rangers.

The reason it is fun is because we simply do not know. I don't know. You don't know. Joe Girardi doesn't know. No one knows. That is why sports are such a pleasure because a year ago no one knew Bartolo Colon had infused some fat and stem cells in...

From conundrums to comebacks, we present our pinstriped predictions for 2012.

Breaking down the winners, the losers, and every award-winning performance before they even happen.

Keith Law takes his annual shot at picking all division records and player awards. There are definitely some surprises, including a rookie for the Cy Young Award.

Blog | Conversation | April 03, 2012

What's new? From Albert Pujols in L.A. to the playoffs to Marlins Park in Miami, the 2012 season has a much different look.

If you had said a year ago that Matt Kemp and Jacoby Ellsbury would be fantasy's top two players, a pitcher would win MVP and Cy Young honors and Adam Dunn would hit .159 -- I still can't get over that -- I would have used a word to describ...

Blog | April 02, 2012