Dave, Deuce and Morgan in the Morning - June 4, 2015
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A little over a quarter of the season has been played, which means it's time to hand out some early season awards.
Two months into baseball season, and it's time to assess what categories your fantasy team needs to improve—and win. On offense, you want to find players that can help your team batting average, for example, or move you up a few places in steals. For the pitching side, do you need more wins or saves? Figuring out now where the biggest gains are to be had in your league will make all the difference through the summer months.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
There were some records set this past week, some more impressive than others.
"I don't think 40,000 people came to see him ump tonight."
Twitter is a fun place to be in the sports world! Here are some of the highlights from this week.
Everyone likes to grab the hot rookies in fantasy baseball, but the truth is, only a few of them really stay productive over the course of the full season. Sometimes, investing in the veteran coming off the disabled list is a good idea, if you're willing to risk the possibility of more injury later on.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
On-field excellence from both pitchers and hitters, as well a questionable off-field move, highlight this week's recap.
Does first place really matter in May? Does last place? We broke down 20 years of baseball history to find out.
Let the comparisons begin. Miguel Cabrera hit his 400th home run over the weekend against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Catcher and the three infield positions are often the most difficult to find good players on your fantasy teams, because the talent pool is so shallow. If you don't grab a stud at those positions early in your draft, you may get stuck with a revolving door of middling players all season long.
This past week saw the reigning Cy Young winner regaining his form, baseball's most feared slugger hitting one out of the stadium, and the first of its kind triple play.
