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Kris Medlen a Big Part of Atlanta Braves' Late-Season Success
The Atlanta Braves are tied for the fourth best record in all of Major League Baseball. Unfortunately for them, the Washington Nationals have the best record in baseball and ...
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AL MVP Race: Other Deserving Candidates Not Named Trout
Mike Trout will, in all likelihood, win the 2012 American League MVP Award. With just 118 games under his belt in his rookie season, Trout leads the American League with a .328 batting average and 45 stolen bases...
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25 Best MLB Styles of the Season
How exactly does style fit into the world of Major League Baseball? Some call it swagger. Some may call it class. Be it as an individual, or a team in general, style rears its fashionable head every day in Major League Baseball...
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Buster Posey of San Francisco Giants Has Solidified His Case for NL MVP
Forget all about the fact that Buster Posey is having the best statistical season of his career. So what if the 25-year-old catcher owns a ...
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20 Best "Old Guys" in Baseball History
They say that baseball is a young man's game. The constant running, training and wear-and-tear placed on a man's body can be grueling. Over the years, it can cause even the healthiest of men to break down...
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Curtis Granderson: Where Does He Fit in the New York Yankees "Plan" in 2013?
What happens when a plan backfires in baseball? If you're the Boston Red Sox or the Philadelphia Phillies , it means blowing up your team in hopes of future sustained success...
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New York Yankees: Postseason Hopes Are Swirling Down the Drain
Remarkably, not many people have been talking about the Yankees ' poor play on a national scale lately. Since July 1st, the Bronx Bombers are only one game over .500, with a 29-28 record in that time...
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How Each Top Traded MLB Player Directly Impacts the Playoff Race
As if the competitive landscape in baseball was not already rumbling from the addition of a second wild-card team this season, the trade deadline proved to make things a whole lot more interesting...
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Oakland Athletics Are Having Their Very Own Brand of Summer Slam
The Oakland Athletics go into action today with a 76-51 record, identical to that of the New York Yankees ...
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Joey Votto's Return Will Make the Cincinnati Reds NL World Series Favorites
Joey Votto has not played a game for the Cincinnati Reds since July 15th. But that has not slowed down the Big Red Machine one bit...
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Boston Red Sox Should Make a Full Court Press for Mark Trumbo
Thursday in his article for the Providence Journal, Brian MacPherson brought up the excellent point that the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have themselves a log-jam of sorts with first baseman...
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Grading Every MLB Team's Wheelings and Dealings
And just like that, Major League Baseball was able to catch its breath. The 2012 trade deadline was nothing short of explosive on some fronts, while mundane and relatively quiet on others...
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Why Terry Francona Should Be Manager in 2013 If Los Angeles Angels Miss Playoffs
In the battle for Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim drew the line in the sand last winter by adding both Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson to their already-formidable lineup...
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Is Joe Mauer Untradeable unless He Agrees to Permanently Stop Catching?
In case you haven't heard the news, the Minnesota Twins placed their homegrown, face of the franchise, Joe Mauer on trade waivers. Mauer, who was born in St. Paul and later would go on to Cretin-Derham Hall High School in St...
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Boston Red Sox Should Trade Daniel Bard for John Farrell
With the sweeping trade that blew through Boston, wiping the roster clean of overpriced, underperforming players, the 2012 Boston Red Sox have made it known that they are in a full-blown rebuild...
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Roger Clemens: Why Signing with the Houston Astros Is a Win/Win for Both
The Houston Astros own the single worst record in all of Major League Baseball. At just 40-88, they come across as a pathetic team, despite the fact that they've seen their share ...
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Ranking MLB's 10 Scariest Stadiums to Play in
When it comes to Major League Baseball's ballparks, there are some that are absolutely stunning examples of pristine fields of play. Others are not so lucky. Not necessarily for reasons that might come across as the most obvious...
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Boston Red Sox: 5 Free Agents They Now Should Target This Winter
The massive trade just pulled off by Boston Red Sox management is a sign to all of Major League Baseball and their fans that this team is in transition. In just about 24 hours, Magic Johnson somehow became more popular in Boston than Larry Bird...
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Full Updated Breakdown of Dodgers-Giants Race with Beckett, Gonzalez in L.A.
Just when you thought that the waiver trade deadline was boring, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox went and shook up the whole damn thing...
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Roger Clemens: Is a Return to Major League Baseball Imminent?
It appears that the stars are aligning for Roger Clemens to return to Major League Baseball. Just months after being acquitted of lying to congress, Clemens has signed a deal with the minor league Sugar Land Skeeters organization...
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Boston Red Sox: Dustin Pedroia Deserves the Benefit of the Doubt
"I wish I could have been there." So says Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia in regards to Johnny Pesky's funeral. Pedroia would go on to say: "Obviously, everyone knows how we all feel about Johnny...
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Boston Red Sox: Doling out Slices of the Blame Pie
Since September 1, 2011, the Boston Red Sox are 66-85, 19 games under .500. That, my friends, is historically bad. A mere 151-game sample shows that this constitution of the Red Sox maintains a ...
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Nick Swisher Deserves to Get Jayson Werth Money in Free Agency...Sort of
Current New York Yankee and impending free agent Nick Swisher has made it known that he wants to get paid like Washington Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth (via MLB Daily Dish )...
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MLB Playoff Odds and Predictions for All 14 Remaining Contenders
For baseball fans, it's the most wonderful time of the year. The playoff landscape is starting to truly take shape. Teams have been identified as legitimate contenders...
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Roger Clemens and the 7 Most Pathetic 'Comebacks' in Baseball History
History is being made tonight, somewhere in the greater Houston area. Sugar Land, to be exact. In some small dark room the webmaster for the Sugar Land Skeeters' official website ...
