Baseball Article Archive

    Between November 1, 2009 and December 1, 2009
  1. Oh Roy, Oh Roy Will Halladay Go?

    Rumors are swirling around the baseball world; about Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay. The possibilities of who, where and what it will take to get this stud are endless...

    Kate Conroy Written by Kate Conroy about 44 minutes ago 6 reads 0 comments

  2. A Glance of What's Going on with the Phils

    Jeff Kolpack is reporting that former Phillies catcher and fan favorite Chris Coste has agreed to sign a deal with the New York Mets that will guarantee a spot on their 40-man roster come Spring Training...

    Tom Dougherty Written by Tom Dougherty about about 1 hour ago 8 reads 0 comments

  3. Good Old Country Hardball: Chip Caray, TBS Part Ways

    TBS announced on Monday that they had parted ways with baseball play-by-play announcer Chip Caray. Sorry Kleenex, but my single tear won't help your stock price...

    TAB BAMFORD Written by TAB BAMFORD about about 1 hour ago 26 reads 0 comments

  4. Twins Can't Sleep on Joe Mauer Deadline

      Some things are so right, so true, so meant to be, that there is no conceivable way they can play out other than expected. Warm chocolate chip cookies go with milk. Sunflower seeds cater to the word "spit...

    Teddy Mitrosilis Written by Teddy Mitrosilis about about 4 hours ago 36 reads 1 comments

  5. The Rundown: 10 Best Mascots in Baseball

    Over the years, the mascot has evolved immensely and their significance has been debated since their conceptions. From Mr. Red to the Klement's Racing Sausages, the mascot has always been a vital part of the sports experience...

    James Rohricht Written by James Rohricht about about 5 hours ago 51 reads 3 comments

  6. Comparing The 2005 and 2009 Nationals: Who Was Really Better?

    As the Nationals prepare to begin their sixth season in Washington, management and ownership is doing all they can to get better...

    Farid Rushdi Written by Farid Rushdi about about 6 hours ago 37 reads 0 comments

  7. Lucky No. 13: Alex Rodriguez a King in New York

    Alex Rodriguez is one of sports' most talked about icons. A man hated and loved by millions. Red Sox fans loved him during trade talks until he became a Yankee. Yankee fans hated him for becoming Yankee...

    Joshua Valley Written by Joshua Valley about about 7 hours ago 99 reads 1 comments

  8. Mets Sign Catcher Coste and Resign INF Cora

    Today the Mets made the big splash we have all been waiting for!  Sorry, that's not exactly true. However the Mets have begun their off-season by adding former Phillie backstop Chris Coste and by resigning utility infielder Alex Cora...

    Max  Fidler Written by Max Fidler about about 7 hours ago 52 reads 1 comments

  9. What Do The New York Mets Do With Daniel Murphy? Secondbase Maybe?

    Mets fans can agree, the 2009 season was an embarrassment. We had terrible fielding, poor judgment on the base paths and most of all...a Triple-A roster...

    Kyle Schnitzer Written by Kyle Schnitzer about about 7 hours ago 51 reads 0 comments

  10. Houston Astros Negativity: Richard Justice Throws Down the Gauntlet!

    Richard Justice of the Houston Chronicle is tired of all the fan bellyaching down south in Big Texas , and he has decided to offer the fans a forum to give management their advice...

    The Rambler Written by The Rambler about about 9 hours ago 230 reads 0 comments

  11. New Toronto Blue Jay Mike McCoy

    On November 9th the Toronto Blue Jays acquired infielder Mike McCoy off of waivers from the Colorado Rockies. He was subsequently added him to Jays 40 man roster.  Mike McCoy is a journeyman, 28 year old former prospect...

    matthias koster Written by matthias koster about about 10 hours ago 43 reads 0 comments

  12. Naked Pictures Of Grady Sizemore Surface On The Web

    There is some good news for “Grady’s Ladies.” According to Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, there have been at least 15 naked and partially clothed pictures of Cleveland Indians ...

    Adam Bernacchio Written by Adam Bernacchio about about 10 hours ago 481 reads 1 comments

  13. What Does Fate Hold for Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes in 2010?

    Major League Baseball's offseason is famous for its high-priced free agent signings and blockbuster trades. General managers are on the phone 24/7 trying to put together the perfect roster for the upcoming season...

    Gavin  Bedell Written by Gavin Bedell about about 11 hours ago 250 reads 1 comments

  14. Questions Loom for the St. Louis Cardinals in a Pivotal Offseason

    The St. Louis Cardinals' front office has many questions that need to be answered this year. Building for a successful 2010 season is not the only goal...

    Jeffrey Lage Written by Jeffrey Lage about about 11 hours ago 69 reads 0 comments

  15. MLB 9s: L.A. Dodgers—Maury Wills, Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson Shine

    The shortstop who stole 104 bases, the catcher who was a great Dodger long before he was a great Met, and the third baseman who may have had one of the best single offensive seasons in L.A. history...

    Ash Marshall Written by Ash Marshall about about 12 hours ago 39 reads 0 comments

  16. PSA Thread: Braun or Fielder

    Now I know we already locked Braun up for many years to come but let's pretend for a second that this was both Braun and Fielder's final season under contract with the Brewers...

    Pro Sports Addicts Written by Pro Sports Addicts about about 12 hours ago 18 reads 1 comments

  17. PSA Article: From Dynasty to Doom

    Being a Pirates fan is hard these days. We have a 15 year losing streak, and no titles since 1979. In my whole life, I have never seen a Pirates winning season. That's rough. And the fact that we have such a great legacy makes it even harder...

    Pro Sports Addicts Written by Pro Sports Addicts about about 12 hours ago 11 reads 1 comments

  18. Derek Jeter Wins SI's Sportsman Of The Year

    According to SI.com (obviously), New York Yankees SS Derek Jeter has won the coveted Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award...

    Adam Bernacchio Written by Adam Bernacchio about about 12 hours ago 70 reads 0 comments

  19. Move Posada to DH in 2010?

    Heck no. But Yankees blog Was Watching makes a case for Jorge Posada DH-ing in 2010. The first thing I thought when I heard the idea was, “Who’s gonna catch?” The article ...

    Lenny Neslin Written by Lenny Neslin about about 12 hours ago 11 reads 0 comments

  20. SI Names Jeter Sportsman Of The Year

      For the first time in its 55-year history, the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year Award will go to a member of the New York Yankees.  The magazine announced Monday that Derek Jeter is the 2009 recipient of the award...

    Ryan Maloney Written by Ryan Maloney about about 13 hours ago 43 reads 0 comments

  21. Derek Jeter named SI Sportsman of the Year

    Derek Jeter has been named SI Sportsman of the Year. I think this is better then winning MVP. Derek Jeter leads a charmed life that is for sure, he won the World Series is dating Minka Kelly and now is Sportsman of the Year...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about about 13 hours ago 74 reads 0 comments

  22. Mariano Rivera Featured Yankee Card of the Week

    After he turned 40 yesterday, I am choosing Mariano Rivera as the Featured Yankee Card of the Week. Last year, he collected his fifth World Series ring by doing possibly the most a closer has ever done in a World Series...

    Lenny Neslin Written by Lenny Neslin about about 14 hours ago 5 reads 0 comments

  23. The Next Few Years: Lean (but There Is a Light On The Horizon)

    There are a few impending events that will affect the Toronto Blue Jays and, therefore, us fans. I'd like to present some crystal ball musings - since these events don't really seem connected, some "big-picture" tying together is needed...

    Mark Dewdney Written by Mark Dewdney about about 14 hours ago 113 reads 0 comments

  24. The Los Angeles Dodgers Dominated the Yankees in the 1963 World Series

    Few teams have dominated a World Series the way the Los Angeles Dodgers dominated in 1963. The Dodgers won 99 games during the season, and faced the defending World Champion Yankees in the Series for the first time since they abandoned Brooklyn...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about about 15 hours ago 79 reads 0 comments

  25. Derek Jeter Named Sports Illustrated's "Sportsman of the Year"

    While Derek Jeter may have missed out on winning the American League MVP Award to Joe Mauer, this is one award no one can take away from him. It was announced today that Jeter will be named Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year...

    Frankie Riolo Written by Frankie Riolo about about 15 hours ago 49 reads 0 comments

 


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