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Copy Editor Patrick Abdalla doesn't need performance-enhancing drugs to take a look at all things Major League Baseball. Whether it's arguing about the Hall of Fame, quizzing someone with a stat out of left field, discussing a good baseball book, or talking about "Field of Dreams," Pat always enjoys some infield chatter.
Monthly Archives: May 2010
Poll: Lost and baseball
Jack, Hurley and Kate could have used a bat during their adventures on The Island.Then again, Sunflower seeds and a cap might have been helpful, too. “Lost” has been one of the Southpaw’s favorite shows. It went off the air … Continue reading
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Monday’s First Pitch – Lima Time, LaRussa-Pujols fued and Bay bashed
Remembering Jose Lima, Albert Vs. Tony. We’re not Lost anymore.
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The Bible of Sports Fans: The book of Ruth: chapter 1; verses 1-6, 8-10
In the beginning there was sport. A competition between rivals, friendly or otherwise. The fan soon followed, sat down, and chose a side. The fan, who was not knowledgeable about the intricacies of sport, simply enjoyed the game and was … Continue reading
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Friday’s First Pitch – a trailblazer dies, the Rays shine
Guess which league is struggling with offense? An inspiration has died. The Rays are clearly the best team in baseball.
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Thursday’s First Pitch – Happy Birthdays, sign stealing and Angel Pagan’s big day
This week is a special one for the Southpaw.The third week of May brings the birthdays of some of The Southpaw’s most favorite people. First, is my nephew Matthew. The kid’s pretty cool. When he was really young we played … Continue reading
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Infield Chatter – Week Six
Today we look at the All-Star game. Which players would you like to see make the team this year? Seventh baseball chat
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Tuesday’s First Pitch – Late inning drama
Last at-bat victories. Hanley Ramirez rides the pine. The Nats reach a new low.
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All-Star debates will highlight this week’s chat
In hopes that we can drum up some extra hype for our weekly chats, we’re going to have a short preview of the topic. This week, we’re going to look at All-Stars. Which players are front runners to make the … Continue reading
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Tuesday’s First Pitch – Rollins returns, Hanley boots it before getting booted
David Eckstein and Adrian Gonzalez celebrate during the Padres’ win over the Giants. How about them Yanks? Two Hall of Fame talent and personality celebrates their birthdays. A star returns.
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