Things are getting ugly for the Washington Nationals. They’ve been on top of the National League East for awhile now and maintaining a decent lead. Over the past week or so, however, they’ve really hit the skids. Following a 6-5 …

The Miami Marlins are catching the Chicago Cubs at a good time. The Cubs are in the midst of a four game losing streak (pending the outcome of Friday’s game) and look as vulnerable as they have all season. They …

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been one of the hottest teams in baseball over the past week or so and on Friday they try to keep their momentum going as they begin a weekend series against a team that has …

Two teams going in opposite directions will play on Thursday as the Pittsburgh Pirates host the San Francisco Giants. The Giants have been in great form of late. They’ve opened up a 5.5 game lead atop the NL West and …

Wednesday baseball betting features the completely inexplicable Atlanta Braves. The Braves beat the Marlins on Tuesday for their sixth straight victory. More impressive than the win was the manner in which they won. It was a game that the Braves …

The San Francisco Giants will play the second of a four game series against the Pittsburgh Pirates and it will give the hottest team in baseball the chance to add a few more ‘W’s’ to their streak. Pending the outcome …

The Arizona Diamondbacks probably don’t want to leave Philadelphia. Following a 5-1 win on Sunday they’ve now won 6 of 8 and can sweep the Phillies with a win in their Monday series finale. The Diamondbacks are starting to reel …

Break up the Braves!! The formerly hapless Bravos have won 3 straight and 5 of their last 10. Playing .500 baseball might not sound like much but the was Atlanta has been swirling down the toilet this season it’s pretty …

We’ll start right at the top of Saturday’s MLB baseball board as the Arizona Diamondbacks look to make it two for two as they continue their weekend series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Arizona had no trouble with the slumping Phillies …

There was a time when slumping teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates loved to see the Chicago Cubs on the schedule–and particularly at Wrigley Field. Since 1997, the Cubs have gone 817-768 at home which doesn’t sound too bad until it’s …