Monthly Archives: November 2009

Wednesday’s first pitch

So, Zack Greinke won the Cy Young. But can he slay a gnome? An interesting look at Omar Vizquel and where he could end up.

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Tuesday’s first pitch 11-17-09

An underdog Yankee. Yep. And guess who might be heading to Cuba?

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Hanover man won two World Series rings

A Hanover graduate who earned two World Series rings has died. Evening Sun Sports Editor Chuck Curley writes about John Neiderer Jr., who won rings as a scout for the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates and 2002 Anaheim Angels.

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Player Appreciation: Jerry Koosman, the other Met ace

The spotlight always seemed to shine near Jerry Koosman, but never on him. Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of the 10 most underappreciated players of all time. Guess who No. 10 was. When you’re second to … Continue reading

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Coghlan, Bailey are Rookies of the Year

Chris Coghlan and Andrew Baily earned the Rookie of the Year honors. Coghlan helped the Marlins finish in second place. Coghlan batted a robust .321 with 84 runs scored while playing in 128 games. Baily was 6-3 out of the … Continue reading

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Monday’s first pitch – 11-16-09

While playing basketball at the Hanover YMCA Friday, the Southpaw played against a kid who was wearing a Nolan Reimold jersey. Now, that’s a fan. Inside, we look at the National League’s rookie class, remember Dwight Gooden and find out … Continue reading

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Poll: Will the Phillies trade Cole Hamels?

poll by twiigs.com

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Thursday’s first pitch 11-12-09

The Orioles are hoping to trade for a second baseman who’s last name starts with “U.” The Yankees wouldn’t. Would they? The Nationals are keeping Jim Wriggleman.

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NL Gold Glove winners announced

From the AP: NEW YORK — That travel team back in Virginia a decade ago must have played great defense on the left side of the infield. Ryan Zimmerman succeeded boyhood friend David Wright as the National League’s Gold Glove … Continue reading

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Gold Glove winners announced

From the Associated Press: NEW YORK (AP) — Derek Jeter sure is stuffing his trophy case this year. The steady Yankees shortstop won his fourth Gold Glove on Tuesday, joining New York first baseman Mark Teixeira among the American League … Continue reading

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