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Grading Neftali Feliz, Joba Chamberlain and 10 Relievers Turned Starters
In the old days, starting pitchers and relief pitchers were one in the same. Pitchers were pitchers. When they pitched mattered little so long as they sucked it up and pitched. Even serious injuries were treated with a small application of dirt on skin...
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R.A. Dickey's 2012 Season Reminiscent of Tom Seaver's 1970 Campaign
Much like the New York Mets' season these days, one has to wonder whether the bloom is coming off R.A. Dickey's 2012 rose...
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MLB's 10 Biggest Surprises of the 1st Half
It's amazing to think that we've already been through half of the MLB regular season. We've already watched new faces emerge into stars, teams with low expectations lead their division, encountered unusual circumstances and much more...
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2012 MLB All-Star Game: Tony La Russa Is Changing an All-Star Manager's Role
An all-star manager’s role can be described in two ways: 1) It is the easiest job in the world. It’s impossible to make a mistake with such a surplus of talent. You can literally throw any player anywhere, and things will work out...
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2012 MLB All Star Game Roster: Snubbing of R.A. Dickey Highlights Event's Issues
The MLB All-Star Game has always had its issues, as has any professional sport's showcase. Those who are primarily featured aren't necessarily the most deserving...
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2012 MLB All-Star Game: Top 5 Intriguing All-Stars to Watch in Kansas City
Baseball is always a game of history and of stories. People are always sharing stories about past great players and great events...
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R.A. Dickey All-Star Snub Is a Curveball in MLB's Best Knuckleball Story
R.A. Dickey was passed up for an All-Star starting bid that many believe he deserved, but don't call it an "injustice" because Dickey's inspirational story won't allow it...
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Tony La Russa Has Ruined Timeless All-Star Moment by Screwing over R.A. Dickey
Tony La Russa has made his decision. The man who should be starting the All-Star Game for the National League will give way to an inferior option. San Francisco Giants righty hurler Matt Cain will get the start...
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2012 All-Star Game: R.A. Dickey Deserved Start over Matt Cain
If you throw a perfect game, it's going to be pretty hard to argue why you don't deserve to start in the All-Star game...
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10 Reasons R.A. Dickey Deserved NL All-Star Start over Matt Cain
Once again, Major League Baseball chooses brawn over brains. The young gun gets the nod over the wily old veteran. The flamethrower surpasses the junk-baller. Apparently 44.2 straight innings without allowing an earned run just is not enough...
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All-Star Rosters 2012: R.A. Dickey Cheated Out of Start in Favor of Matt Cain
As much as I respect Tony La Russa, as much as I admire his winning ways, I have to say that he goofed in picking San Francisco Giants starter Matt Cain over R.A. Dickey to start the All-Star Game...
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MLB All-Star Game: Why R.A. Dickey Should Start for the NL
According to the Twitter account of John Harper of The New York Daily News , Matt Cain has been chosen over R.A. Dickey to start Tuesday night's All-Star game. First off, my friends, that is a travesty...
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Fantasy Baseball: 5 Latest 'Sell High' Fantasy Trade Options
With the MLB trade deadline looming, front offices are beginning to measure the value of their talent in their minor league systems as they look to bolster their lineup cards with veteran leadership...
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What R.A. Dickey Has to Do for the Rest of the Season to Win NL Cy Young
R.A. Dickey is riding a wave of momentum into this week's MLB All-Star Game. During the first half of this season, Dickey has exceeded expectations, leading the team in wins, innings pitched, WHIP (walks and hits per innings pitched) and strikeouts...
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New York Mets: Why R.A. Dickey Should Start for the NL in the 2012 All-Star Game
R.A. Dickey is having the most dominant season in baseball, and is the rightful starter in the upcoming All-Star game...
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MLB Midseason Awards: Who Takes Home the Fake Hardware?
It seems like just yesterday that the frost was thawing and pitchers and catchers were reporting, but the baseball season is already more than halfway done...
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MLB All-Star Game: Why R.A. Dickey Shouldn't Be the NL Starter
R.A. Dickey has had an unbelievable season for the New York Mets. He has a 12-1 record, which is the best in baseball. His 2.40 ERA is third best in the National League...
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New York Mets: Ranking the 10 Biggest Surprises of the First Half
If in 2011, a Mets fan was told that the 2012 roster would lose Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, Francisco Rodriguez and Jason Bay (let's face it, the guy has had no factor on the team ...
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Steve Nash, Peyton Manning and R.A. Dickey: The 36 and Above Club
A triple-threat of athletes in their late 30s—the NFL's Peyton Manning, the MLB's R.A. Dickey and the NBA 's Steve Nash —have all put up historic numbers in their respective ...
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MLB All-Star Game 2012: Why Chris Sale and R.A. Dickey Should Start
The All-Star Game is almost here, where both leagues will do battle once more for home-field advantage in the World Series. Both leagues need their absolute best starting pitchers...
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MLB Trade Deadline: Moves the Mets Need to Make for Playoff Push
Now that we're finally about halfway through the season, naturally the trade deadline is upon us. It's a fascinating time of year where rumors fly and you can't be sure what's for real and what is just speculation...
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Ranking the 5 Best Pitchers in New York
The 2012 season has thus far been a successful one in New York, where both major league clubs approach the All-Star breaks at or near the top of their respective divisions...
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MLB All-Star Game 2012: Why R.A. Dickey Deserves to Start
Let me preface this article by admitting that I am a New York Mets fan, so there is something of a bias when I say that RA Dickey deserves to start the MLB All-Star game next week...
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New York Mets: Why R.A. Dickey and Johan Santana Are Baseball's Best Duo
One baffles big league hitters with a hard-thrown knuckler that dances to the plate with unheard of accuracy. The other starts them off with a heater or two and sends them away with one of the game's best circle changes...
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NY Mets: Why R.A. Dickey Locked Up His Spot as NL Starter for All-Star Game
After R.A. Dickey allowed five runs in six innings to the New York Yankees in his last start on June 24th, speculators started to question whether the knuckleballer could continue his stellar performance later into the season...













