Hitting Home Runs in MLB Odds: 6 Proven Strategies

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice dipping your toes into the sports investment landscape, the thrill of wagering on Major League Baseball (MLB) games is unmatched. However, as in any other field of speculation, strategic insights can make all the difference between a rookie’s luck and a seasoned investor’s calculated success. Below, we…

Baseball Scholarships: Opportunities for Student Athletes

Baseball Scholarships: Opportunities for Student Athletes

Baseball fever seems to have taken over campuses! There are a few reasons why more and more students are gravitating towards this classic sport. And it’s not just about the love of the game. Paying baseball has a lot to do with team spirit, strategy, and even stress relief. On the field, students learn teamwork,…

How Technology Is Changing the Game  of Baseball

How Technology Is Changing the Game of Baseball

    As baseball rises in popularity and remains America’s favorite pastime, technology has quickly become an integral part of the game. From tracking player performance to creating new fan experiences, technological advances are changing how we enjoy the sport – from watching stats or MLB moneylines on our phones to virtual reality games that…

Hit, Run, Score: 4 Tips You Have to Learn to Win in Baseball Betting

Baseball is America’s pastime, and the main league right now in terms of baseball is the MLB. If you’re a bettor and love baseball, then the MLB is your land of opportunity, and it certainly pays to pick up a few tips in baseball betting.   In a regular season of MLB, there are over…

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Episode 151.5 – TWIBHistory Hangs Out 2: The Podcast Strikes Back

The second Zoom Hangout with TWIBHistory podcast patrons was really reenergizing for Bill and Mike, and the atmosphere is only improved by one attendee joining from England and two friends of the show, Jacob Pomrenke and Mark Simon. If this sounds like fun to you, head over to Patreon.com/TWIBH and become a patron. There will…

Receiving 25 of 32 first-place votes, Atlanta Braves shortstop Rafael Furcal is selected by the Baseball Writers Association of America as the National League Rookie of the Year Award winner. Furcal, the only player listed on all 32 ballots, easily outdistances Cardinals pitcher Rick Ankiel and Mets outfielder Jay Payton.

Receiving 25 of 32 first-place votes, Atlanta Braves shortstop Rafael Furcal is selected by the Baseball Writers Association of America as the National League Rookie of the Year Award winner. Furcal, the only player listed on all 32 ballots, easily outdistances Cardinals pitcher Rick Ankiel and Mets outfielder Jay Payton.