In 2 days, it will be February 13th. This is a good day. It may not seem like it, but trust me, it is. "But Baseball Freak," you may be asking, "why is February 13th such an important day?" A valid question, faithful reader. This Sunday, February 13th, 2011, is the voluntary reporting date for pitchers, catchers, and players who finished the season on the disabled list.
Know what that means?
THE 2011 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SEASON IS ABOUT TO BEGIN.
Sure, actual exhibition games don't start until the 25th, and Opening Day isn't until March 31st, this date is when we finally start to get our daily fix of baseball, no matter how small or inconsequential it may be. So, with the offseason now a small dot in the rearview mirror and the 110th Major League Baseball season fast approaching, we'll revisit each team over the next few posts (don't worry, I'll limit myself to 1 or 2 sentences each...maybe 3 for the Yanks) and see how they've improved or gotten worse, and how 2011 might fare for them.
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