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Toronto Blue Jays Take Notice of Shawn Hill's Dominance
Late last week, I reported on former Toronto Blue Jay Shawn Hill and the dominant performances he’s been showcasing as a member of the York Revolution in the Independent Atlantic League...
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American West Baseball League to Rival North American League
Independent baseball is a funny thing. When you go to a game, you are going to get legitimately good baseball. The prices are second to none, and you might get to see some former major leaguers in the process...
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Former Blue Jays Pitcher Shawn Hill Starts a Revolution
Mississauga native and former Toronto Blue Jay Shawn Hill is creating a revolution of sorts in York, Pennsylvania...
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MLB and NAIA Make Beautiful Music Together
In the past two MLB drafts, quite a few college players from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) have heard their names called...
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Blue Jays Losing Their Cool as Struggles Continue
For two consecutive weekends, the Toronto Blue Jays find themselves slaves to a superior line-up. Last weekend it was the Texas Rangers and the super-human Josh Hamilton...
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Travis Snider: Toronto Blue Jays' Biggest Bargaining Chip Sits in Vegas
We are nearing the end of May and the Toronto Blue Jays are MLB ’s best .500 ballclub. I’m not really sure if that’s good or bad at this point, but considering ...
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Former Ranger Benji Gil Suits Up for Forth Worth
Long-time Texas Ranger and Anaheim Angel Benji Gil has signed on to play shortstop for the Fort Worth Cats of the North American League...
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Minor League Baseball Attendance Is on the Rise
The year 2008 was the benchmark for attendance at minor league baseball games, as more than 43 million fans went through the turnstiles. Through the end of April this year, more than 6...
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Sugar Land Skeeters Set Atlantic League Attendance Record
The Atlantic League’s newest franchise, the Sugar Land Skeeters, are making quite the impression. The team, which is the brainchild of ODP Chairman Peter Kirk and his partner, ...
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Boston Red Sox: Daniel Nava Ships His Way Back Up to Boston
It’s very rare when a Triple-A player being called up to the pros gets much, press but in this case it’s well warranted. Daniel Nava was recalled by the Boston Red Sox after putting together PlayStation like numbers in Pawtucket...
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NAIA Baseball Championship Opening Round Begins Thursday
Thursday will mark the day 45 qualifying schools begin their journey to become the country’s best collegiate baseball team. Last year the Concordia Eagles became the first team from the Golden State Athletic Conference to win the World Series...
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Canadian Baseball HOF Induction Weekend Is More Than Just About Baseball
June 23rd will mark the second time I will have attended the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductions. Two years ago, my dad and I made the trek from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the small town on St...
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Frontier League Drafts Record 45 Players
The MLB season is over a month old, and that can mean only one thing: Indie baseball is on deck. The college baseball season is winding down, and those seniors who are likely ...
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Jose Bautista's Early Struggles Shouldn't Surprise Anyone
Seven home runs, 22 RBI, .310 BA, .360 OBP, .644 SLG These are all numbers you would expect from Jose Bautista after 22 games, except that’s the line for Edwin Encarnacion ...
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Ryan LaPensee Interview: From Undrafted to Arizona Diamondbacks Prospect
In December, I went to the Baseball Winter Meetings, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience...
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MLB Draft on the Horizon
Major League Baseball has announced its 2012 draft order, and along with that comes some well noted changes...
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Godfather Media Inc. Purchase Orange County Flyers
California based Godfather Media Inc. , who purchased the Yuma Scorpions , is the owner of its second North American League franchise— the Orange County Flyers...
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MLB Week 1: Relax, It's Only Been 6 Games
Tim Lincecum’s ERA is hovering around 13.00, the Boston Red Sox have one win and the St. Louis Cardinals are better without Albert Pujols ? One week into the season and the apocalypse has struck...
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Can the Blue Jays Live Up to the Hype?
This year’s version of the Toronto Blue Jays has a buzz around it like I haven’t felt in quite some time. Alex Anthopoulos has reignited a spark that became the norm in the late 80’s and early 90’s...
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Travis Snider: Curse of the 'AAAA' Player
First-round pick, seven years in the Toronto Blue Jays organization, and a grand total of 232 games, 28 home runs, 236 strikeouts and .248 batting average...
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San Angelo Colts Exploring Social Media to Engage Fans
Earlier this year I wrote about the Normal CornBelters and how they were using social media to their advantage. Now the San Angelo Colts are also using Facebook to begin a special promotion Thursday on Facebook...
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Toronto Blue Jays' Playoff Hopes Are Sky-High, Questions Remain
With the best record in spring training, hopes for the Toronto Blue Jays going into the 2012 season are through the roof...
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Dontrelle Willis: D-Train Makes a Stop in Baltimore
On Sunday I wrote about Dontrelle Willis getting released by the Philadelphia Phillies . To my surprise, the Baltimore Orioles officially signed Willis to a minor-league deal on Wednesday...
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Dontrelle Willis: Career Comes to Halt, but It Does Leave Bigger Questions
Dontrelle Willis was once on top of the baseball world. The hard-tossing lefty took the baseball world by storm in 2005 when he won 22 games, threw five shutouts and came in second in the NL Cy Young race...
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Former First-Rounder Scott Thorman Signs with Winnipeg Goldeyes
When you hear first-round MLB draft pick, it’s a rarity when it comes to Canadian baseball: Canadian first-round picks (courtesy of SportsNet...
