We can’t change our market. We’re not going to be able to go and bring five million people to Milwaukee for a better TV market.” Three words, Doug. Free. Cheese. Curds. That’ll lure at least 3.5 mil. But in the wake of Pujols-to-Anaheim, Yu Darvish-to-Te

Easily my favorite player growing up, Ken Griffey Jr. seemed to be a lock to pass Hank Aaron on the career home runs list. By the time he turned 30, he already had 398 for his career and seemed to have plenty of gas left in the tank. He was traded to the

Posted by Chris Jaffe It wasn’t particularly surprising to hear, but it’s now official. Last week, veteran infielder Craig Counsell decided it was time to call it a career, announcing his retirement. At the very least, he made the most of his talent. Des

1) Ned Colletti Convince the World He's a Stathead Once upon a time, a general manager could blow 20 or 30 or 50 million dollars on a bad free agent contract and shrug his shoulders while saying, "Who could have known that Jason Schmidt's shoulder was