I have lots of pieces that can move. OFFENSE Fritas probably needs a change of scenery but he's always been able to hit RH pitching Wilson Andrade could help almost any lineup I'd listen to offers on Julyan but the price would be steep PITCHING Mark Smith could help in the back of most rotations I'd...

As we mentioned earlier, as Seattle's season passes the halfway point, Seattle's pitching staff has continued to struggle, in ways that have vexed Seattle's coaches and fans. Seattle has devoted an incredible amount of resources to building its pitching staff, as most of its draft picks have been sp...

As we pass the all star break, it's always a good time to check in on our beloved Seattle Storm and see where things currently stand. With just over 100 games played, Seattle has a record of 41-62, which is not good, and they've been outscored by 84 runs which is....also not good. However, optimists...

4-2 for Seattle. Unexpectedly positive!

5-2 sim for Seattle. We're unstoppable!!

2-3 for Seattle. Okay!

bschr682 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 10, 2022 11:51 am

Eckhoff can't get lefty batters out to save his life.

Yep, definitely concerning.

Heading into the offseason Seattle fans will, once again, hope for improvements that can lead the Storm to a better performance in 2053. They are faced with a familiar conundrum: should they worry about players who might leave in free agency? After all, if your team went 64-98 in the year before, ho...

When your major league team has a season as dismal as the Storm's was this past year, it's natural for fans to look at the minor leagues and imagine that the next crop of talented youngsters is on its way to help lift the franchise out of its years-long hole. It might not be that simple for the Stor...

Congrats!!

It seems like Seattle hasn't had good starting pitching in forever. The reality is slightly different, but it's certainly fair to point out that Seattle has struggled mightily over the past 5 (or more) years to develop good starting pitching. This has come as quite a surprise to longtime league obse...

With the 2052 season coming to a merciful (at least from the Storm's perspective) conclusion, it's time to take a quick look back at how the Storm fared this season. In a word: poorly. Seattle finished with a record of 64-98 and was outscored by 174 runs. Not great! As we'll see in a future post, it...

bschr682 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 11, 2022 2:21 pm

Ill take both of those guys...

Ha, I'm sure you would!

Now that we've passed the all-star break and the midpoint of the season, it's time to take a look at how our beloved Seattle Storm have fared so far this year. At a high level, the answer is simple: they've been bad. Very, very bad. The Storm are currently 30 games below .500 and have a run differen...

Jwalk100 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 06, 2022 2:04 pm

Looked like Seattle was making a leap. Injuries ended that. Brutal.

It really is. Just have to hope for better health in the future.

The ancient Greeks had a lot to tell us about hubris, and none of what they had to say was good. Perhaps the Seattle Storm forgot to heed their mythological lessons, as they adopted a celebratory tone after the season's first week, as several promising young pitchers looked set to develop into key p...

Begrudgingly went with Nebraska. I have so many pitching prospects, but it didn't feel like I could pass him up.

Hmmm. Decisions, decisions

bschr682 wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 08, 2022 11:06 pm

What did you do to make the baseball gods so angry?

They don't like optimism in Seattle. Lesson learned.

Jwalk100 wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 08, 2022 9:10 pm

That hurts.

Quite literally, for them