WEEKLY QUESTION: How many MLB teams are there, and are the Yankees and Mets in the same division? Major League Baseball consists of 30 teams; 14 in the American League (AL), and 16 in the National League (NL). The two leagues are broken up into three divisions, EAST, CENTRAL and WEST. The Yankees and Mets [...]
Archive of posts tagged Major League
Baseball Basics: Welcome
Not everyone is a baseball fan, but everybody should be. Attempts to gain such status are made all the time. The success ratio is about 50/50, with biggest complaints being not understanding the basics, which in turn make games boring, endlessly to long and cause resentment towards the sport itself. Lady Loves Pinstripes wants to [...]
Baseball’s Always On My Mind
Lady Loves Pinstripes will be back to daily blogging on February 19th, as recent elbow surgery has my right arm in a sling until the stitches come out. Baseball season is about to start and I could not be more thrilled with anticipation of a Yankee replication. Also, looking forward to seeing how are new additions feel to the team, along with [...]
Brian Cashman’s Mid-Report Card: Part One
With the start to the MLB Winter Meetings, lonely fans can finally wake-up with baseball on their mind. Hopes and dreams of next season start to unfold as trades, pick-ups and drop-offs give plenty to talk about again. Rumors will fly around talks of possibilities become reality or not. The Yankees are hogging the spotlight [...]
The 4 Next Biggest Headlines Possible For Second Half Of 2009 Season
What an exciting and competitive first half of baseball in the 2009 season. Never short of drama both on and off the field but keep in mind we are only at the mid-point of the season. Now starts the second half which gives all teams almost a fresh start to regroup and attack. Even teams [...]
Hooked On A Feeling…..
First place arouses everyone from the fans to the bat boys of the team at the top. Its a reminder why being the paramount, the peek at the mountain’s top that everyone is climbing towards and the reason a player became a pro just cause of a love for baseball in the first place. I guess that answers why [...]
