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1. South Side of Chicago Is the Baddest Part of Town

From Ron Kittle to Ted Williams to Roy Hobbs, the Jose Abreu Power Show is evoking historical names, unforgettable blasts…and, most importantly, redirecting the White Sox toward the future.

The two-game set on tap for the Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox likely won't be must-see TV, but it does have one redeeming quality:

It's an excuse for us to talk about that one time the Reds and Red Sox met in the 1975 World Series.

Despite being all of 21 years old with just 35 career starts in the big leagues, Jose Fernandez has a pretty good case for being considered the best pitcher in Major League Baseball right now.

MLB prospects endure the excruciating bus rides for just one reason. 

From big-money first-rounders to organizational soldiers, every player is trying to make it to the major leagues. What follows is a rundown of 10 MLB prospects, who are looking to make a big leap forward this season. 

Some of these standouts are on the verge of breaking into the big leagues. Others are simply trying to make the notoriously difficult jump to Double-A. So, let's take a look at 10 MLB prospects looking to climb the ladder in 2014.

We’re a little more than a month into the season and it’s already clear the Chicago White Sox’s Jose Abreu is this year’s Cuban sensation.

Colorado Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki has always had the requisite talent to be one of the very best players in baseball. Thus far in 2014, talent, health and production have come together to form the foundation for a special season.

Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz heads into Tuesday's game against the Cincinnati Reds with a chance to take sole possession of fourth place on Boston's all-time

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