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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: July 2010
The 10 best Red Sox of all time
The Red Sox are the team of literature. They are the masters of drama. It’s dramatic when they lose. When they win, it’s dramatic. They are the kings of tragedy. Nearly 100 years of playing the whipping boy to the … Continue reading
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Tuesday’s First Pitch – Garza throws No-no; Mauer’s Cooperstown resume
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Matt Garza throws in the third inning of his no-hitter against the Detroit Tigers in a baseball game Monday. Matt Garza’s putting together quite the resume. He was the 2008 American League Championship Series MVP. Now … Continue reading
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New section coming: Louisville Lingo
Check out Louisville Lingo, a new section for Southpaw fans. Louisville Lingo will debut this week, using several resources to explain some of baseball’s finest terminology.
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Monday’s First Pitch – The wild west
The balance of power could be shifting. Injuries mount. A fitting tribute to Andre, Whitey and Jon.
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Friday’s First Pitch – 7-23-10
An unjust firing. A-Rod inches closer. Angry O’s.
Posted in Nationals, Orioles, Phillies, Pirates
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Thursday’s First Pitch – Heir apparent; trades loom
Opportunity is knocking on Wrigley Field’s door. The trade deadline has our spidey senses tingling.
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ZWR: Phils as your company softball team
Another reason why we love “Zoo with Roy” is today’s post about the Phillies as your company softball team. A must read.
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The 500 home run club by team
If you were to break down the 500 home run club by the teams each member played for it would look like this:
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