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  1. Predicting a big season for Ike Davis

    David Schoenfield

    Quick, who's the second-best first baseman in the National League behind Joey Votto? After Albert Pujols and Prince Fielder defected to the American League last year, the ranks of Senior Circuit first sackers took a hit, but a young group of slugg...

    Blog | March 20, 2013
  2. U.S. in trouble after loss to Mexico

    David Schoenfield

    Justin Verlander, Prince Fielder, Clayton Kershaw and Mike Trout aren't on the United States roster, and their absence means a lot of fans don't care about the World Baseball Classic -- certainly not enough to spend a Friday evening in early March wa...

    Blog | March 09, 2013
  3. WAR, a case study: Fielder vs. Ryan

    David Schoenfield

    The other night I tweeted that Prince Fielder's 50-homer season in 2007 -- when he hit .288/.395/.618 -- rates as the lowest wins above replacement total among the 42 seasons a player has hit at least 50. His 3.4 WAR on Baseball-Reference is one of j...

    Blog | February 28, 2013
  4. Underrated Brewers rotation will surprise

    David Schoenfield

    After the Milwaukee Brewers won 96 games and reached the NLCS in 2011, not a lot people predicted they would make the playoffs last season, primarily because they had lost first baseman Prince Fielder. I wrote before the season that the Brewers' o...

    Blog | February 20, 2013
  5. Offseason report card: Tigers

    David Schoenfield

    2012 in review Record: 88-74 (88-74 Pythagorean) 726 runs scored (6th in American League) 670 runs allowed (5th in AL) Big Offseason Moves Re-signed Anibal Sanchez. Signed Torii Hunter. Lost Jose Valverde and Delmon Young. It has been a rel...

    Blog | February 01, 2013
  6. What should Team USA look like?

    David Schoenfield

    The World Baseball Classic provisional rosters will be announced later this week and news is starting to slip out on who Joe Torre will be naming to the roster. Giancarlo Stanton has committed to playing for Team USA, but Mike Trout will not, instead...

    Blog | January 14, 2013
  7. Power rankings: All 30 teams!

    David Schoenfield

    Last weekend, I presented the top 10 teams in my personal power rankings. That was before the Blue Jays officially acquired R.A. Dickey, so I updated my top 10 after that trade, and, to spur on more debate, now present the rest of my rankings. Agree ...

    Blog | December 22, 2012
  8. Nationals better off letting LaRoche walk

    David Schoenfield

    After Adam LaRoche missed most of 2011 with a torn labrum, the Washington Nationals reportedly pursued free agent options like Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols for 2012, but in the end stuck with LaRoche in the second year of his $16 million contract...

    Blog | November 26, 2012
  9. Your 2012 MLB All-Star team

    David Schoenfield

    I've always thought Major League Baseball should announce an official end-of-season All-Star team. You could have different voting components -- 25 percent computer, 25 percent fans, 25 percent players and managers, 25 percent media, something like t...

    Blog | November 05, 2012
  10. Giants complete sweep with team effort

    David Schoenfield

    DETROIT -- Maybe this is the new new thing in baseball: Build a starting rotation so good you can put your two-time Cy Young winner in the bullpen in the World Series, draft a future MVP to build your lineup around, piece together a bunch of hitters ...

    Blog | October 29, 2012
  11. Random thoughts heading into Game 4

    David Schoenfield

    At this point, there isn't a whole lot to say. The San Francisco Giants' pitching has been spectacular, their defense has been terrific and the Detroit Tigers' bats are as cold as the Michigan weather. But the series isn't over, not with Max Scherzer...

    Blog | October 28, 2012
  12. Tigers stars come up short as Giants win

    David Schoenfield

    DETROIT -- We can go silly overanalyzing three baseball games, so let's keep it simple: The Detroit Tigers are a stars-and-scrubs team. If the stars aren't delivering, it's going to be an uphill climb. And now that climb is Mount Everest. In Game ...

    Blog | October 28, 2012
  13. Random thoughts heading into Game 3

    David Schoenfield

    As punchless as the Tigers looked in San Francisco, keep in mind they had a great home record in the regular season. Their 12-win spread at home versus road tied the Cardinals for biggest in the majors. They're 4-0 at home in the postseason. Miguel C...

    Blog | October 27, 2012
  14. Giants are making plays and executing

    David Schoenfield

    SAN FRANCISCO -- The San Francisco Giants have played textbook baseball in their past five games, baseball so beautiful that John McGraw is probably up in baseball heaven telling Ty Cobb, "That's Giants baseball. That's how you play the game." Tha...

    Blog | October 26, 2012
  15. Bumgarner, little things put Giants up 2-0

    David Schoenfield

    SAN FRANCISCO -- This was the Madison Bumgarner Giants fans saw most of the season: the pitcher with impeccable control, the ability to get inside on right-handed batters, generate ground balls and change speeds. This was the pitcher who had become o...

    Blog | October 25, 2012
  16. History of World Series celebrations

    David Schoenfield

    In a few days, we'll get to see Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera make mincemeat of some poor Tigers pitcher. Or maybe we'll see Sergio Romo running for his life as Pablo Sandoval prepares to leap on top of him. No matter which team wins, we'll see p...

    Blog | October 24, 2012