With the World Series over, so is this decade of baseball, so what better time to look back at the top players of the great decade that was the 2000s...
A few days ago, I wrote an article questioning whether or not Nomar Garciaparra was Hall of Fame-worthy. In comparing Nomar to his contemporaries, I also realized that Omar Vizquel has had a potentially Cooperstown-worthy career...
Perhaps I am jumping the gun a bit here, but with Nomar Garciaparra sitting at 35 years old and stuck in a utility role on one of the worst teams in the American League in the Oakland Athletics, it appears he is in the twilight of his career...
On of the best things about the game of baseball, and what makes it so widely discussed and debated, are the overwhelming amount of statistics available...
Part Two in my Top 100 Chicago Athlete's series, and I have chosen to represent this first slide with our culinary claim to fame, the Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza. In case you missed No. 81-100, here is the link to that article...
As a life long Chicagoan, I have seen my fair share of great athletes in this city. So, I decided to attempt to put together my list of the Top 100 Chicago Athletes of All-Time...
After finishing my rankings on the 1970s and 1980s, it seemed like there were always about ten more guys worthy of making the list, so for this list, I expanded it to a top 30. As with the previous two lists, only starting pitchers were considered...
Having written nothing but baseball related articles to this point as a member of Bleacher Report, I decided it was time to branch out into my other favorite sport, football. Or more specifically, fantasy football...
This is the second in my series running down the 20 best starting pitchers from each decade. My first was on the 1970s, and the link to that article is below in case you missed it. http://bleacherreport...
I have decided to begin a new series, running down the top 20 pitchers of each decade. Why did I start with the 1970s you ask...
As a Cubs, fan it was a lot of fun putting together my list of The Chicago Cubs 20 Best Transactions Since 1990. However, it is only fair that I follow that up with the 20 Worst...
I'll give the Cubs one thing, they are not afraid to pull the trigger on a big trade or sign a big name player, if they think it will help the team...
I will start off by giving credit to Alex Akita, who's article "Top-11: Most Randomly Awesome Seattle Mariners of All-Time" was the inspiration for this article. If you get a chance, check that article out as well as it is a good one...
This is the fifth slideshow in my series running down the top players at each position in each team's history, and this one will focus on shortstops...
The Cubs currently sit two games under .500, and 4.5 games out of first. In the wide open NL Central, they are still right in the thick of things, but they need to make their move sooner rather than later...
This is the fourth slideshow in my series running down the top players at each position in each team's history, and this one will focus on third basemen...
This is the third slideshow in my series running down the top players at each position in each team's history, and this one will focus on second basemen...
This is the second slideshow in my series running down the top players at each position in each team's history, and this one will focus on first base. Pictured are the two best of all time in my eyes, Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx...
I have decided to start a series running down the top players at each position in each teams history and I began with catcher. The only restriction was that only stats that the player had for the team he is representing will be considered...
My fourth installment in my Ten Best Pitching Performances in each teams history series was once again a member of the National League Central as I looked at the Astros...
Continuing on with my series, and sticking in the National League Central, I have run down my top single season pitching performances in Milwaukee Brewers history...
With the buzz of this year's MLB draft centered on surefire No. 1 pick Stephen Strasburg, I decided to take a look back at previous No. 1 overall picks to see how they fared in the MLB...
In today's game of multi-million dollar contracts and an overall me-first attitude on the part of the players, it is easy to forget what hustle and determination looks like on the baseball field...
The second in my new series, the first being the Cubs, I decided I would take a look at their rivals, the Cardinals. Like the Cubs, the Cardinals have a lengthy franchise history, so once again I will set the cut-off at 1950 for how back I will look...
I am beginning a new series in which I will run down the Top 10 single season pitching performances in each franchise's history...
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