It's a good time to be a blogger, especially early in the season when anything can still happen. Quite a bit of digital ink is being HTMLed as members of the ESPN SweetSpot Network chime in on their favorite teams. Even if there are teams struggling in the early going, our intrepid bloggers are eager to propose changes. In other cases, we happily dive into the digits and peek at our team's history to see what kinds of tidbits turn up.
Below is a survey of some of what our ESPN SweetSpot Bloggers have thought about so far this week. Feel free to bookmark your favorite team's blog or catch them on Twitter to keep up with their musings midweek and even midgame!
In case you missed it ...
Arizona Diamondbacks: InsidetheZona.com
Nick Ahmed, the hit tool and expectations: Ahmed remains a fantastic defender at shortstop, one of the best in the National League, but Jeff Wiser examines how much of his offensive struggles the D-backs can stomach and whether he can turn it around. Twitter: @OutfieldGrass24
Nick Ahmed, the hit tool and expectations: Ahmed remains a fantastic defender at shortstop, one of the best in the National League, but Jeff Wiser examines how much of his offensive struggles the D-backs can stomach and whether he can turn it around. Twitter: @OutfieldGrass24
Baltimore Orioles: Camden Depot
Play Indexing: Looking at the O's record for runs scored in a game: Matt Kremnitzer reflects on the Orioles' 18-run effort on Sunday and looks back at the franchise record for runs scored in a single game. Twitter: @mattkremnitzer
Play Indexing: Looking at the O's record for runs scored in a game: Matt Kremnitzer reflects on the Orioles' 18-run effort on Sunday and looks back at the franchise record for runs scored in a single game. Twitter: @mattkremnitzer
Chicago Cubs: The View From The Bleachers
A look at the prospect retreads: Three weeks into the season, we have a pretty good idea at the players in the Cubs' minor league system we might want to pay attention to this season. Before we look at the true prospects, Noah Eisner examines the players we've already seen with the Cubs that we might see again. Twitter: @Noah_Eisner
A look at the prospect retreads: Three weeks into the season, we have a pretty good idea at the players in the Cubs' minor league system we might want to pay attention to this season. Before we look at the true prospects, Noah Eisner examines the players we've already seen with the Cubs that we might see again. Twitter: @Noah_Eisner
Cincinnati Reds: Redleg Nation
The arms you have: Homer Bailey has been placed on the DL with a right elbow ligament sprain. Steve Mancuso looks at Homer's history of injuries to his pitching arm, and examines the potential replacements in the rotation.
Twitter: @spmancuso
The arms you have: Homer Bailey has been placed on the DL with a right elbow ligament sprain. Steve Mancuso looks at Homer's history of injuries to his pitching arm, and examines the potential replacements in the rotation.
Twitter: @spmancuso
Colorado Rockies: Rockies Zingers
Are we seeing a different Walt Weiss? Adam Peterson takes a look at how unexceptional Weiss was as manager under the previous front office regime. Though it’s still early, Peterson discusses how Weiss seems more enabled to try new tactics. Twitter: @PlayerTBNL
Are we seeing a different Walt Weiss? Adam Peterson takes a look at how unexceptional Weiss was as manager under the previous front office regime. Though it’s still early, Peterson discusses how Weiss seems more enabled to try new tactics. Twitter: @PlayerTBNL
Rockies bloggers panel: In prior seasons, the Rockies weren't known as a social media savvy team. But when SBNation's Purple Row celebrated their 10th anniversary, the Rockies rolled out the red carpet at a recent Rockies bloggers panel. Read (and listen) in on the festivities and boisterous baseball talk. Twitter: @RockiesZingers
Detroit Tigers: Walkoff Woodward
Bullpen misconceptions: The Tigers need more than a ninth-inning guy: The Tigers have been frequently criticized for their inability to close out games in recent seasons. Grey Papke examines where the real issues with the bullpen are found. Twitter: @spacemnkymafia
Bullpen misconceptions: The Tigers need more than a ninth-inning guy: The Tigers have been frequently criticized for their inability to close out games in recent seasons. Grey Papke examines where the real issues with the bullpen are found. Twitter: @spacemnkymafia
Milwaukee Brewers: Disciples of Uecker
The great replacement win: Nicholas Zettel analyzed the strike zone strengths exhibited by Brewers replacements during Sunday's win. Pitcher Michael Blazekwas especially effective by forcing Cardinals batters to expand the zone. Twitter:@spectivewax
The great replacement win: Nicholas Zettel analyzed the strike zone strengths exhibited by Brewers replacements during Sunday's win. Pitcher Michael Blazekwas especially effective by forcing Cardinals batters to expand the zone. Twitter:@spectivewax
New York Mets: MetsToday.com
Mets today, gone tomorrow? 1984 was a year of optimism and cleaning house for the Mets, and Dan Capwell compares it to 2015, wondering if Dillon Gee andDaniel Murphy are this year's Dick Tidrow and Ron Hodges. Twitter:@metstoday
Mets today, gone tomorrow? 1984 was a year of optimism and cleaning house for the Mets, and Dan Capwell compares it to 2015, wondering if Dillon Gee andDaniel Murphy are this year's Dick Tidrow and Ron Hodges. Twitter:@metstoday
New York Yankees: It's About The Money, Stupid
The bullpen is living up to expectations: The Yankee bullpen was expected to be a strength this year, and Matt Bove dissects the strong performances its gotten thus far.
Twitter: @RAYROBERT9
The bullpen is living up to expectations: The Yankee bullpen was expected to be a strength this year, and Matt Bove dissects the strong performances its gotten thus far.
Twitter: @RAYROBERT9
Texas Rangers: One Strike Away
Analyzing Shin-Soo Choo: Is he broken? The $130 million man for the Texas Rangers has yet to produce, which leads Brandon Land to question: What's wrong? Twitter: @one_strike_away
Analyzing Shin-Soo Choo: Is he broken? The $130 million man for the Texas Rangers has yet to produce, which leads Brandon Land to question: What's wrong? Twitter: @one_strike_away
Toronto Blue Jays: Blue Jays Plus
How Russell Martin blocked the Jays' chances of winning a game: Martin is known for his superb defense, but he has had a hard time adjusting to the Blue Jays' young pitching staff. Chris Sherwin looks at how Martin's failure to properly block pitches on Monday night cost the Blue Jays a victory. Twitter:@CWSherwin.
How Russell Martin blocked the Jays' chances of winning a game: Martin is known for his superb defense, but he has had a hard time adjusting to the Blue Jays' young pitching staff. Chris Sherwin looks at how Martin's failure to properly block pitches on Monday night cost the Blue Jays a victory. Twitter:@CWSherwin.
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