Article Archive

    Between October 25, 2009 and November 25, 2009
  1. Triple Crown Winner Lou Gehrig: No MVP

    There wasn't a murmur of protest. In 1934, Lou Gehrig won the American League's Triple Crown, batting .363, hitting a career high 49 home runs, and driving in 165 runs...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about 17 minutes ago 3 reads 0 comments

  2. Hot Stove Rumors: Adrian Gonzalez the Focus of Padres-White Sox-Angels Talks

    Rumors have been flying about him since the trade deadline last July. Padre fans, as well as the San Diego media, sat on the edge of their seats as the hours and minutes ticked away, wondering if Adrian Gonzalez was about to be traded...

    Todd Kaufmann Written by Todd Kaufmann about 27 minutes ago 14 reads 0 comments

  3. Is Albert Pujols the Best Cardinal Player Ever, Including Musial?

    As you know Albert Pujols won his second consecutive National League's Most Valuable Player Award. He didn't just win it, he won it unanimously. Every single voter had him as their No. 1 pick...

    Cliff Eastham Written by Cliff Eastham about 40 minutes ago 7 reads 0 comments

  4. The 5 Free Agents I Want In Red Sox Nation

    I remember being about five or six years old and writing a letter to Santa every year around Thanksgiving. I would grab a sheet of the paper with the HUGE lines, and write a list as long as ...

    Joe Huber Written by Joe Huber about about 1 hour ago 17 reads 0 comments

  5. My letter to Brian Cashman

    Via Peter Gammons: The Yankees are planning to go to spring training with Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain being programmed to start...

    Lenny Neslin Written by Lenny Neslin about about 1 hour ago 1 reads 0 comments

  6. Roy Halladay from Toronto Blue Jays' Point of View

    With the list of potential free agents being adequate at best, this Hot Stove season will be heated with potential trades. Leading the list of "Who Will Win The (insert name) Sweepstake" is Roy Halladay...

    FRANK Written by FRANK about about 1 hour ago 36 reads 0 comments

  7. The Bay State: Signing Jason Bay Should Be the Red Sox' Priority

    The Red Sox finally winning the World Series was the best and worst thing for the franchise. It was the best day in most (well at least mine) Red Sox fans' lives, and finally shut Yankee fans up, for at least one season...

    Patrick Hanlon Written by Patrick Hanlon about about 2 hours ago 29 reads 0 comments

  8. New York Yankees To Curb Spending in 2010

      Brian Cashman won't meet with the Steinbrenner family until next week to discuss what the team's 2010 payroll is going to be, but regardless of what they tell him, he won't make the same splash he did a year ago...

    steve tisch Written by steve tisch about about 4 hours ago 75 reads 0 comments

  9. Pujols Wins Third NL MVP

    Note…There won’t be a post the next two days for Thanksgiving holiday and lack of baseball news and should be posting again on Saturday. Albert Pujols wins third NL MVP award...

    Andrew Godfrey Written by Andrew Godfrey about about 4 hours ago 16 reads 0 comments

  10. Miguel Cabrera or Adrian Gonzalez: Who Fits Better into New York Mets' Future?

    Before you read any further, I would like to issue a disclaimer of sorts. Despite all the buzz around the Internet suggesting that Adrian Gonzalez and/or Miguel Cabrera , I don’t believe that either will be traded this offseason...

    Phil Hoops Written by Phil Hoops about about 4 hours ago 85 reads 2 comments

  11. Kansas City Royals Rumors: Guillen To Greener Pastures, Bedard To Don Blue?

    The New York Daily News printed its second (at least) article in the past week regarding a deal in the early stages of talks between Royals and the Mets...

    Josh Duggan Written by Josh Duggan about about 7 hours ago 34 reads 0 comments

  12. Roy Halladay To the Los Angeles Angels Is Just What the "Doc" Ordered

      Roy Halladay's pitch hand is strong. So strong, in fact, he's got practically every team in the Majors falling all over themselves to make sure it belongs to them...

    Johnathan Kroncke Written by Johnathan Kroncke about about 10 hours ago 106 reads 0 comments

  13. Fast Takes

    The Blue Jays resigned good-field-no-hit shortstop John McDonald to a $1.5 million contract for 2010.  It’s still too much money for a player who will be 35 years old and is coming off a career year with the bat in which he still only had only a ...

    Tom  Dubberke Written by Tom Dubberke about about 10 hours ago 5 reads 0 comments

  14. Albert Pujols The Great

    As a Cubs fan it’s easy to dislike Albert Pujols, but you have to respect the guy, even as a rival Cardinal. Take a look at Pujols’ 162-game averages for his career and tell me there’s not a better player in the game: ...

    Bullpen Brian Written by Bullpen Brian about about 10 hours ago 3 reads 0 comments

  15. Grading the New York Yankees: Pitchers

    Even more than Mark Teixeira, CC Sabathia was the biggest offseason acquisition for the New York Yankees last year. The Bronx Bombers have always had good hitting, but what they really lacked ...

    Jordan Schwartz Written by Jordan Schwartz about about 11 hours ago 115 reads 0 comments

  16. What Is Wrong With Edwin Jackson???

    Courtesy Yankees 'N More, where you'll find all the latest news involving the World Champion New York Yankees. The softly-spoken rumors (about the Detroit Tigers' willingness to listen to offers ...

    Larry Barnes Written by Larry Barnes about about 12 hours ago 34 reads 0 comments

  17. Halladay to leave a LEGACY long into the Blue Jay's future

    So, where to begin and how to describe a player like Roy Halladay. Words like ICON, ALL STAR, LEGACY... all seem to fit. For the purpose of this, we'll stick with the word "LEGACY"...

    Steve Doulgeris Written by Steve Doulgeris about about 12 hours ago 33 reads 0 comments

  18. Joe Mauer, 2009 AL MVP and...Future New York Yankee?

    Joe Mauer is an unbelievable athlete.  A man who could have had a career in football turned down a scholarship to play for Florida State and instead entered the MLB Draft, which has turned out to be a good choice...

    Dominick  Pansini Written by Dominick Pansini about about 13 hours ago 320 reads 8 comments

  19. Yankees Hot Stove action

    The New York Yankees have made it clear they are going to take their time this offseason. The Yankees are the World Champions and don't have to rush into anything...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about about 13 hours ago 5 reads 0 comments

  20. Yankees honored for HOPE Week

    The New York Yankees represented by pitcher A.J. Burnett and media relations director Jason Zillo were awarded for their work during HOPE Week. The award was given by the St Louis Sports Commission...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about about 14 hours ago 7 reads 0 comments

  21. Report: Phillies To Sign Juan Castro

    According to several media outlets, the Philadephia Phillies have agreed to terms with free agent Juan Castro on a one-year contract with a club option for 2011 pending a physical. The signing is expected to be announced next week...

    Tom Dougherty Written by Tom Dougherty about about 15 hours ago 94 reads 5 comments

  22. Jeremy Affeldt: The 10th Best Player In The National League?

    "Really?" These were the first words out of my mouth when I read the voting results for the National League MVP. Somebody thinks that Jeremy Affeldt is the tenth best player in the National League...

    Evan Bruschini Written by Evan Bruschini about about 16 hours ago 144 reads 5 comments

  23. The St. Louis Cardinals Should Name Albert Pujols El Capitán

    Today, José Alberto Pujols Alcántara, was named the unanimous choice for his third National League Most Valuable Player award. It wouldn't surprise me if he is soon named captain of the St...

    Evan Bruschini Written by Evan Bruschini about about 16 hours ago 76 reads 0 comments

  24. Royals upset Stingrays with Shootout Victory

    We arrived at the Sovereign Center in downtown Reading just as both teams were taking to the ice for their pre-game warm-ups...

    Lesley Carter Written by Lesley Carter about about 17 hours ago 4 reads 0 comments

  25. No MLB World Series in 1994: Judge Sonia Sotomayor Blamed the Owners

    There was no World Champion of baseball in 1994 because the baseball owners wanted to eliminate both the free agent system and salary arbitration. The players' reaction was swift and forceful...

    Harold Friend Written by Harold Friend about about 17 hours ago 46 reads 2 comments

 


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