MLB Opening Day Article Archive

    Between December 6, 2008 and December 7, 2009
  1. World Series MVP Cole Hamels Out Opening Night Versus Atlanta Braves

    According to ESPN's Jayson Stark, Philadelphia lefty Cole Hamels is officially out of consideration for opening night versus the Atlanta Braves...

    Cameron Britt Written by Cameron Britt about 8 months ago 121 reads 20 comments

  2. Without Further Ado, Your (Expected) Atlanta Braves' Opening Day Roster

    Part One of Two: Pitching With less than two weeks left in spring training, Atlanta Braves fans have so far been dealt a myriad of fortuitous assurance for the upcoming season...

    Mike Ferrero Written by Mike Ferrero about 8 months ago 370 reads 5 comments

  3. Baseball Fans Disappointed By Satellite Radio Talks

    Sports play-by-play never translates well to other sports like basketball, football, or hockey.Whether you're listening to Vin Sculley call a Dodgers game or the late, great Jack Buck call Cardinals' ...

    e Written by e about 9 months ago 409 reads 2 comments

  4. Rays of Hope: Who Will Be the Tampa of '09?

    In 2008, the Tampa Bay Rays went from perennial cellar-dwellers to beasts of the east, becoming the first team since 1997 not named the Yankees or Red Sox to win the American League East division crown...

    Lou Cappetta Written by Lou Cappetta about 9 months ago 55 reads 2 comments

  5. Fantasy Baseball Players: Punny Team Names for the Upcoming Season

    Now that Yahoo!, my preferred fantasy sports carrier, has opened up to the masses for fantasy baseball 2009, I could not be more excited. Fantasy baseball is here...

    E A Written by E A about 9 months ago 6,506 reads 3 comments

  6. Baseball Season Is Finally Here

    When Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger connected with wide receiver Santonio Holmes in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIII, I rejoiced...

    Dylan Sharek Written by Dylan Sharek about 10 months ago 140 reads 11 comments

  7. 2009 MLB Season: Eight Players You Need To Know!

    Winter is almost finished and baseball season is just around the corner. There are a bunch of fresh faces coming onto the scene, so this is a list of players that you better recognize for the 2009 season...

    Sterling Eby Written by Sterling Eby about 10 months ago 361 reads 10 comments

  8. A's Welcomed Back to Coliseum by Sold out Crowd

    Life has meaning again. No more will Friday nights be spent sitting at home with the sister, wondering what to do. No longer will there be debates with the boyfriend about what to do on a Sunday afternoon...

    Cassie Kolias Written by Cassie Kolias about 7 months ago 67 reads 0 comments

  9. On The Rocky Mountain Way: A Recap Of The Phillies First Week

    I would have written this article earlier if I had not heard the sad news. Sad news everyone. The legendary, Hall of Fame broadcaster, Harry Kalas; THE voice of the Phillies has passed away. Mr...

    Brian McCollum Written by Brian McCollum about 7 months ago 27 reads 0 comments

  10. What's Making Me Talk: What We Should Remember From MLB Opening Week

    The general joy that comes from Major League Baseball’s opening day is fantastic. When the time comes, people usually state what they love about the occasion and I don't need to tell you ...

    Nino Colla Written by Nino Colla about 8 months ago 209 reads 3 comments

  11. New York Yankees Stumble In Opener, Boston Red Sox Fans Rejoice

    Shelling out the big bucks doesn’t necessarily equate to success. The New York Yankees continue to dish out top-dollar and have yet to see positive results...

    Bare Knucks Written by Bare Knucks about 8 months ago 17 reads 0 comments

  12. The Real Yankees Season Preview

    Earlier this year, Bareknucks featured a Yankees season preview article. Maybe we should have just held off on that for a while, because I think Monday’s game against lowly Baltimore may encompass what the Yankees are going to be all about in 2009..

    Bare Knucks Written by Bare Knucks about 8 months ago 26 reads 2 comments

  13. Where Do Baltimore Orioles Fans Get Off?

    There was a storyline at play in the Yankees' season-opening loss in Baltimore Monday afternoon that was greatly overshadowed by the immediate failures of big-ticket free agents CC Sabathia and Mark Teixeira...

    Mike Salerno Written by Mike Salerno about 8 months ago 376 reads 14 comments

  14. 2009 Opening Day

    Finally baseball was back in the air on Monday April 5. There was a flurry of games on Monday as well as a few flurries on the field...

    Levi Wooten Written by Levi Wooten about 8 months ago 39 reads 0 comments

  15. Opening Night Should Be for Broadway, Not Baseball

    Jim Bouton put it best in his book, Ball Four. Depending on how you feel about it, it’s either Opening Day or opening day. I guess we’ll file last night’s Tigers loss under the latter...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 8 months ago 74 reads 4 comments

  16. Blue Jays-Tigers: The Kids Are Alright!

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    David Allan Written by David Allan about 8 months ago 93 reads 0 comments

  17. ConCast: How Cable Has Ruined America's Pastime

    Did you catch your favorite team's Opening Day game? If you live in that team's city or outside of a certain mile radius of it, chances are you did. I'm sure it was an exhilarating experience...

    Ryan  Winn Written by Ryan Winn about 8 months ago 454 reads 23 comments

  18. Philadelphia Phillies Season Opener Doesn't Turn Out Great: Lose to Braves, 4-1

    Opening Day didn't turn out so great. At Citizens Bank Park, all fans were anticipated for the World Series Champions to do what they do: win. But the first game of the season turned into a loss to the Braves by a score of 4-1...

    Josh Dhani Written by Josh Dhani about 8 months ago 73 reads 0 comments

  19. Thank God, It's Opening Day

    My phone rang on that Saturday in early February. It was my son, Corey. He screamed through the phone and woke me from my mid-morning slumber. I could barely understand him and assumed he had been out with college buds the night before...

    Todd Civin Written by Todd Civin about 8 months ago 135 reads 30 comments

  20. Recapping What Was: Philadelphia Felled By Revamped Braves Team

    The Philadelphia Phillies' quest to repeat as world champions in 2009 started off rough. I will recap what each team did: on the mound, in the box, next games, records, and standings. Atlanta Braves 4, Philadelphia Phillies 1...

    Brian McCollum Written by Brian McCollum about 8 months ago 66 reads 3 comments

  21. The Best Sports Months of the Year

    There are fans of specific sports who will look forward to one moment or championship and consider it the best moment of the year. However the great thing about sports is that the fun keeps going all year round...

    Rob Goldberg Written by Rob Goldberg about 8 months ago 51 reads 1 comments

  22. Yankees Opening Day: When Baseball Returns, Even the Recession Doesn't Matter

    The calendar thankfully flips over to April each year, ensuring baseball’s most passionate fans another season enamored with America’s Pastime...

    Heartbeat of the Bronx Written by Heartbeat of the Bronx about 8 months ago 201 reads 14 comments

  23. Atlanta Braves Harnessing Passion to Compliment Talented Roster

    In order for anyone to find success, passion must be present, and the Atlanta Braves have just that heading into the 2009 Major League Baseball season...

    Amanda McCarthy Written by Amanda McCarthy about 8 months ago 108 reads 2 comments

  24. Baseball's Easter: It's Opening Day

    At the beginning of spring training, I mentioned the analogy I originated last year that spring training is baseball's version of Lent. Which makes Opening Day baseball's version of Easter...

    Daniel Shoptaw Written by Daniel Shoptaw about 8 months ago 25 reads 1 comments

  25. 2009 MLB Predictions: Division Winners, Awards, and World Series Champ Crowned

    It's finally here. The longest season of all the major sports began yesterday, and this is the time each year that baseball "experts" are telling you who they think is going win it all and why...

    William Ford Written by William Ford about 8 months ago 223 reads 0 comments

 


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