Christopher Elwell

Pinstripe Alley • 26th September 2023

Why Yoshinobu Yamamoto should not be priority for the Yankees

With what looked to be a season of high promise for the Yankees, it took a dramatic turn, resulting in what will be the first time missing the postseason since 2016. Expectations were through the roof for the 2023 season, but a combination of injuries and poor play turned this season into a massive disappointment.

Everything that could have gone wrong for the Yankees did, and sadly ended up wasting another year of Judge’s prime and what looks to be Cole’s first Cy Young award-winning season.

Baseball Lifestyle 101 • 21st September 2023

The History of Baseball Lifestyle

Since the company’s origin in 2013, co-owner Josh Shapiro has had one thing in mind for Baseball Lifestyle 101: grow the game of baseball. Starting as an Instagram page that served as a platform to post baseball highlights and interact with fans, he turned it into something that he never could have imagined.

Once Shapiro’s account reached 5,000 followers, he wanted to show some appreciation to his followers and have shirts made. After talking with his former strength and conditioning coach and

Pinstripe Alley • 4th September 2023

The youth movement is finally here!

This weekend might have been one of the best series for the Yankees in the last ten years.

After years of keeping young talent in the minors, we finally got a taste of what a young and upcoming Yankee team could look like. A potential young core with Dominguez and Pereira running around the outfield, Volpe and Peraza up the middle, and Wells behind the plate gives them options as they use the rest of this season to develop.

It was not the season anyone was expecting, but the light at the end o

Baseball Lifestyle 101 • 4th August 2023

What Does Rob Manfred’s Extension Mean For Major League Baseball?

2023 has marked the start of a new era for Major League Baseball with the addition of the pitch clock. Baseball has been seen as a sport that is dying in terms of popularity due to games being drawn out and not enough action taking place, and while it may look like the same game that has been played for more than 150 years, the changes that have been made in recent history are moves that had to be made to keep a high interest in the sport.

Commissioner Rob Manfred has been one of the biggest dr

Baseball Lifestyle 101 • 28th June 2023

Are Umpires Forcing Robot Umpires Into Major League Baseball?

Major League Baseball has put themselves into an unprecedented situation that could drastically alter the look of a baseball game forever. As MLB continues to experiment with the Automated ball-strike system (ABS) in the minor leagues, the question will continue to be a critical topic of conversation: when will we see the ABS in the majors?

Commissioner Rob Manfred has said the system will not be implemented to MLB in 2024. Despite experimenting in Triple-A, Manfred said there are some issues t

Baseball Lifestyle 101 • 15th June 2023

Could There Ever Be Another .400 Hitter?

MLB’s history is full of records and milestones that were once thought to never be reached again. Once in every generation there comes a player who catches everyone’s attention across the league in the early months of the season at a historic pace to match one of the most impressive feats in all of baseball: a .400 batting average.

Could 2023 be the year that snaps the 82-year streak without a .400 hitter? Boston’s Ted Williams was the last hitter to reach the threshold in 1941, finishing the s

The Charger Bulletin • 12th April 2023

UCONN wins 5th NCAA title after one of the most dominant runs in history

Teams do not often cruise to a championship title, especially when the smallest margin of victory is 13 points, becoming the first team in NCAA tournament history to do so. One of the most dominant runs in college basketball history cemented the legacy of a historic men’s program as a Blue Blood – an elite group of teams in the collegiate ranks.

The crowd at NRG Stadium was electrified with just five minutes left to play in a dramatic five-point game but quickly turned to a one-sided crowd afte

The Charger Bulletin • 29th March 2023

World Baseball Classic takes over the sports world after record-breaking tournament

Out of all the storylines that came and went, the World Baseball Classic (WBC) concluded with the greatest ending that anyone could have asked for. Two teammates considered some of the best players in baseball faced off for the first time in perhaps the most anticipated and exciting at-bats in baseball history.

The entire crowd in loanDepot Park in Miami, Fla. was on their feet as the title was on the line in a one-run game between the two favorites to win the tournament entering pool play. The

The Charger Bulletin • 9th February 2023

Previewing Super Bowl LVIII; Number one seeds face off

The stage for Super Bowl LVII has been set, bringing the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles to Glendale, Ari. to play for the title. Both teams were the number one seed in their respective conferences and will be playing for their second Super Bowl title in five years.

If you appreciate a good storyline, this game will have plenty of refreshing content with lots to follow throughout the game. Already coined “The Andy Reid Bowl”, the Kansas City head coach will be facing the team he coac