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Carlos Zambrano and the Moodiest Players on All 30 MLB Teams
Moody is such a finicky word, is it not? Initially, when compiling this list, it was based purely on players with bad attitudes...
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Todd Frazier: Cincinnati Reds Rookie Worthy of the NL Rookie of the Year
Outside of Ohio, if you were to ask any baseball fan whom they think should be awarded the National League Rookie of the Year Award, odds are they'll say Bryce Harper or perhaps Anthony Rizzo...
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MLB Trade Rumors: 10 Top Prospects Who Could Be Dealt This Winter
It's a young man's sport. At least, that seems to be the trend in Major League Baseball. Long gone are the days when the 40-year-old stars roamed the diamonds. Now, rookies like Mike Trout and Bryce Harper steal all of the headlines...
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Ryan Braun: Quietly Having a Great Season, but Not Atop Many MVP Conversations
Back on February 23, 2012, Ryan Braun saw his 50-game suspension for testing positive for synthetic testosterone overturned. Suddenly, he was acquitted and able to start the 2012 season on time...
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Boston Red Sox: Henry, Werner and Lucchino Need to Open Their Eyes
The 2012 Boston Red Sox are a charade upon themselves. Everything about this team is disingenuous and borderline alienating to its otherwise loyal fans. Ownership is biting the hand that feeds, expecting not to have any scars left behind...
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Every Team's MVP Through 3 Quarters of the Season
Now that the non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone, teams are either preparing for the playoffs or to play the role of spoiler...
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Jordan Zimmermann: NL's Most Dominant Pitcher Since the All-Star Break?
With all the talk surrounding Stephen Strasburg being shut down for the Washington Nationals , baseball fans have seemingly been oblivious to the masterful pitching his teammate, Jordan Zimmermann , has been dealing out since the All-Star break...
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Felix Hernandez Perfect Game: Where Mariners' Ace Ranks Among MLB's Top Starters
Today against the Tampa Bay Rays, Felix Hernandez joined 22 other Major League Baseball Pitchers as a member of the Perfect Game Club. In his nine innings, he threw 113 pitches, 77 of which for strikes, while striking out 12 batters in total...
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5 Ways Melky Cabrera's Positive PED Test Impacts MLB Free Agency
San Francisco Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera was nearing the completion of an amazing breakout season. The 28-year-old Cabrera was batting .346 for the Giants with a fantastic ...
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Boston Red Sox: John Henry Response to Yahoo! Article Analyzed
The earth is trembling beneath Lansdowne Street. The foundation of the Red Sox organization has been rattled and is flawed. The pressure is mounting and something is bound to blow real soon...
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Dustin Pedroia: Latest Antics Disgrace His Reputation in Boston
President Dwight D. Eisenhower once said , " The supreme quality for leadership is unquestionably integrity. Without it, no real success is possible, no matter whether it is on a section gang, a football field, in an army, or in an office ...
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Andrew McCutchen: How Does His MVP-Caliber Season Compare to 1992 Barry Bonds?
The last time the Pittsburgh Pirates had a viable candidate to take home the National League MVP was 20 years ago...
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Washington Nationals Will Be Just Fine Without Stephen Strasburg
It may seem like an irrational decision to shut down the ace of your pitching staff with a quarter of the season left to be played, but that is what the Washington Nationals intend to do with Stephen Strasburg ...
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Johnny Pesky: Major League Baseball Loses One of Its Greatest Ambassadors
Put aside any notion you have of the Boston Red Sox . Everything. Release your mind of how you view the team, or its fanbase known as Red Sox Nation, and look deeper at what the game truly lost today...
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Mat Latos: Revisiting the Trade That Brought Him to the Cincinnati Reds
It seemed like such a daunting asking price. The San Diego Padres were dangling Mat Latos out there for trade bait, and the Reds decided that they needed to bite, especially ...
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A Review of 'Golden Boys: Baseball Portraits, 1946-1960'
Seldom does a book come around that can boast about being magnificently illustrated as well as historically captivating, let alone a book based on the Golden Age of baseball...
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Mike Trout: Comparing Him to Ichiro Suzuki and Fred Lynn
In what has seemingly become the year of the rookie, Mike Trout 's star has been shining just a bit brighter than the rest of the crop. Baseball fans young and old find themselves enamored with his capabilities and hard-nosed style of play...
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Manny Machado Proving to Be the Catalyst the Orioles Need to Make the Playoffs
An injection of youth has come at just the right time for the otherwise stagnant Baltimore Orioles . The team is already one of the great stories of the year, making a tremendous turnaround from its 20...
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Yonder Alonso Is Making a Very Strong Case for NL Rookie of the Year
Bryce Harper. Anthony Rizzo. What do those two names have in common? Both are rookies who have grabbed a lot of headlines and buzz among Major League Baseball fans...
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Boston Red Sox Are the Biggest Playoff Pretenders of the 2012 Season
Pop quiz Red Sox Nation: Which team has more wins dating back to September 1, 2011—the Boston Red Sox or the Minnesota Twins ? You have to think hard about that, don't you? ...
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Oakland A's: Are They Giving Away Their Shot at Postseason Play?
Going into Tuesday's action, the Oakland A's have found themselves losers of their last three games and six of their last 10. They're trending downwards at the wrong time of the season...
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One Injury That Could Derail Each MLB Contender's Season
For football fans, the most devastating feeling one can have is to see your starting quarterback get injured early in the season and be out for the year...
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Report Suggests John Lackey Was a Snitch in Boston Red Sox Clubhouse
In what can only be construed as veiled assertions of the fact, Comcast Sports Net New England's Gary Tanguay has revealed that John Lackey was the snitch in the Red Sox clubhouse...
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Re-Ranking All 30 MLB Pitching Rotations After the 2012 Trade Deadline
The 2012 Major League Baseball non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone with the usual flurry of activity taking place, shaking up the landscape of baseball...
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Cliff Lee to the Los Angeles Dodgers Could Make LA World Series Favorites
Earlier today the news broke that the Los Angeles Dodgers made a waiver move. They added Joe Blanton in a deal with the Philadelphia Phillies (h/t MLB.com )...
