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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Wednesday’s first pitch
Today’s most shocking news, Christian Slater is 40. Which makes Jamie Moyer seem not so old. Speaking of the veteran Southpaw, he dominated Monday. Cole Hamels had better watch out. His rotation spot might be in jeopardy.
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BREAKING NEWS: Ivan Rodriguez going home
The Houston Astros are on the verge of a deal that would send catcher Ivan Rodriguez to the Texas Rangers, the organization that brought Rodriguez to the Big Leagues.
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Reasons Brett Myers missed his start
The Phillies were going to rely on Brett Myers, especially with so many relievers hurt and Brad Lidge ineffective. However, the right-hander missed his scheduled rehab start in Clearwater after getting injured. He’s given several reasons for his black eye: … Continue reading
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Why the Nationals have wasted money on Stephen Strasburg
Stephen Strasburg has a ton of talent. But he’s never faced anything close to major league competition. And no one knows how durable he is. But the Nationals are a desperate franchise. So they gave him a record deal. Stephen … Continue reading
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Tuesday’s first pitch
Let’s reflect on the perennially solid Garret Anderson. What’s the reaction to the Stephen Strasburg contract? And so much more.
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BREAKING NEWS: Huff traded
The Orioles have traded Aubrey Huff to the Detroit Tigers for a player to be named later. We’ll have more tomorrow in the First PItch. It’s too bad for the Orioles because Huff has been such a productive bat. However, … Continue reading
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Monday’s first pitch
Colby Rasmus tosses his helmet as he races home after walking off a win for the St. Louis Cardinals. We’ve got a more believable story about Brett Myers’ black eye. Ryan Howard’s heating up. We hope David Wright is healing.
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Friday’s first pitch
How a bout them pitchers? Cliff Lee was dominant, Bronson Arroyo pitched the game of his life and Justin Verlander couldn’t be stopped.
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Player Appreciation: Dan Quisenberry
Dan Quisenberry might be one of the most underrated players in history. He’s definitely the most underrated closer. “There has never been a pitcher who made fewer mistakes than Dan Quisenberry.” Bill James It’s hard to imagine a relief pitcher … Continue reading
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Thursday’s first pitch
It was a night of stars. Pedro in Wrigley. Albert in St. Louis. The Kid in Seattle. Josh Beckett heating up Beantown.
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