Tag Archives: Jacoby Ellsbury

Is it 2010 all over again for the Red Sox?

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Nick Fleder

Superstardom. Jacoby Ellsbury had always been an elite steals maven, once swiping 50 bags and 70 bags in back-to-back seasons. He’d regularly hit around .300, and has a .299/.354/.450 batting line. He was roughly league average with the bat, though from 2008-2009, this before accumulating 9.4 wins for the Red Sox and clocking in at ...

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A Quick Look at the AL MVP Possibilities

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Rob Abruzzese

For about a month now Yankees fans have been chanting 'MVP, MVP' during most of Curtis Granderson's at bats and the few fans that haven't gotten behind him as the MVP have turned to Robinson Cano as their favorite for the award. It's safe to say that if it were up to us that one of ...

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MLB All-Star Game: What My Ballot Looks Like

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Rob Abruzzese

Based on early voting it seems like it could the Yankees vs. the NL All-Stars. Yankees fans vote and vote often it seems like. The bottom line though is that the All-Star voting is more of a popularity contest than a true telling of who the best players are. So I decided to take my ballot ...

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