Ryan Garcia, Author at Overtime Heroics

MLB Awards Aren’t Very Legitimate This 60 Game Season

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by Ryan Garcia - September 28, 2020September 27, 2020

The AL and NL MVP races are heating up and the Cy Young race is as hot as ever. All of these debates about these MLB awards are as interesting as they get. These awards are definitely important to get right, as I think snubs are blackeyes on the credibility

BREAKING: MLB to Play Postseason In a Bubble

by Ryan Garcia - September 15, 2020September 15, 2020

Talks about the postseason being played in a bubble really heated up in the last two weeks, but nothing was truly finalized. It had seemed to just be talks and ideas being thrown out. This is why it became a shocker when Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported that MLB

How MLB Healed Wounds Across the USA After 9/11

by Ryan Garcia - September 11, 2020September 11, 2020

The social climate on September 10th, 2001 couldn't be any less different. A busy city in New York City was as busy as ever. The New York Mets were taking a day off as they didn't have a game and they were gearing up for play the next day. They

7 Inning Double-Headers Have Been Working

by Ryan Garcia - September 8, 2020September 8, 2020

On August 1st the MLB officially rolled out the plan to have 7 inning double-headers. This was in order to reduce the number of innings played in one day. With the mass amount of doubleheaders being played, who could blame the MLB for giving this a try? Well, most of

New York Yankees Fans: The Best is Yet To Come

by Ryan Garcia - September 5, 2020September 5, 2020

A record of 21-17 is definitely not where I imagined the Yanks to be sitting to start this season. The division is all but lost and they're fighting with the Blue Jays to keep themselves in the postseason. Yes this is a really bad spot to be in, but guess

What Tom Seaver Meant To Baseball and the Mets

by Ryan Garcia - September 3, 2020September 3, 2020

Tom Terrific. When you hear that name in Queens New York you think of one man and one man only. The legendary RHP Tom Seaver is exactly who they think of. Yesterday, at the age of 75, MLB and its fans were given the news that Tom Seaver, a Mets