Also, he was on the Biogenesis list and is close friend of known PED user Melky Cabrera. That's why former teammate Mark Teixeira said he wasnt surprised at all when the news broke.

Also have to give an honorable mention to Dikembe Mutombo as the #4 overall selection out of Georgetown in 1991

Not quite on the level of Russell Westbrook or Chris Paul, but I'd certainly put Rasheed Wallace (1995) ahead of Bosh on this list.

Sure, That's what he said, but MLB only suspends for dieuretics if there's proof that it was used as a masking agent. And even if it was legitimately prescribed to him, its still his responsibility to

Altuve has as good of a shot as anyone active, but it's going to take him awhile. Trout too. Cabrera is definitely next though.

I find it interesting that there have been three No-hitters this year, all thrown in different countries

What's interesting now, is looking at the hit leaders amongst active players and trying to guess who else gets there. Miguel Cabrera will be next and Robinson Cano looks very likely. After that? There's

Yeah, he would look good in the middle of that lineup still, though Morales and Smoak have done plenty of slugging in his absence.

Yeah, plenty of people love to hate on them, but its an extremely impressive young core they've put together.

Yeah, and a heck of a start to that series today, spoiling a brilliant outing from Justin Verlander and overcoming the injury to Jordan Montgomery. Mighty impressive.

Honestly, I think the rotation will be fine, provided that Montgomery's elbow issue isn't serious. Tanaka and Severino are a terrific 1-2 punch and Sabathia continues to defy age. Sonny Gray is a definite

While he has struggled early on this year, don't forget just how dominant Masahiro Tanaka was in the second half last year. He's a stud. Sonny Gray I'm a bit more worried about, but he's only under team

Gregorius wasn't supposed to show as much power as he has, but the hit tool was definitely there while he was in Arizona. I agree on Andujar, he's going to be fun to watch, as well Gleyber Torres. Tremendous

I couldn't agree more, they're definitely on the right path. Will be a fun year to watch Moncada, Giolito, Jimenez and Kopech in 2018.

Now that this nugget "If they can secure a guy like Arrieta/Lynn to go with Nola at the top of the rotation, and either Eickhoff or Velasquez take the next step, I could see it happening" has

Dynamite drop in Monty, that broadcast school is really paying off

With Taillon and Glasnow they have some good young talent in the rotation, i just don't think it'll be enough in 2018. Definitely moving in the right direction though.

He actually worked a lot on this issue last off-season and was much better at holding runners and throwing over to first during the 2017 season. Still relatively easy to run on, but not a total laughingstock

Dangerous squad come tourney time, though its the worst possible time for them to get a two-week layoff

Mighty impressive victory for Big Blue. Now just need to take care of Purdue tomorrow to repeat as B1G Tournament Champions.