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The mystifying Kyle Hendricks home run problem Share this story Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports There are very few certainties in life. Death, taxes and Kyle Hendricks just getting guys out by inducing weak contact with plus command and masterful deception are about as close as Cubs fans have been able to get the last few years. Well, at least until 2021 came for Kyle Hendricks, who has not looked like himself so far this season. With any luck. everything that follows is just small sample size noise and in June and July we will all look back on the time that Kyle Hendricks was one of the w...

Royals Rumblings - News for April 1, 2021 Share this story Royals Rumblings - News for April 1, 2021 Anne Rogers writes that Adalberto Mondesi felt something “minor” in his game on Monday, and the team sidelined him out of caution. “Going in and talking to him today, he felt so dejected — the fact that he was going to be a big part of what we were doing [the] first day,” Matheny said. “But we all know things happen and we’re going to have to pivot. That’s just part of this game.” The move is retroactive to Tuesday, but Matheny said Mondesi’s recovery could take “at least...

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March 4, 2021 Framber Valdez was a revelation in 2020. After a forgettable debut in 2019, he threw 70.2 innings of pure excellence last season, the highest total on the team. His emergence buttressed a rotation that lost Gerrit Cole and Justin Verlander from the last time we’d seen them. Even with Lance McCullers Jr. recovered, no Astros starter had a better projected ERA in 2021 than Valdez. Unfortunately, he fractured the ring finger on his pitching hand on Tuesday, and his availability this season is now in doubt after doctors recommended surgery. The play where he hurt himself was nothi...

In April 2020, Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee did not list gun stores as essential businesses that could stay open during his Stay-at-Home order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. However, some retail gun shops followed orders by then-President Trump and state Republicans who advised that the firearms industry could remain open. There was an uptick in gun and ammo sales. Karen Ducey/Getty Images toggle caption Karen Ducey/Getty Images In April 2020, Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee did not list gun stores as essential businesses that could ...