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Category Archives: Baseball
2015 MLB Preview: American League West
This is another really interesting division. It’s top heavy with two good teams in the Angels and the Mariners. Thanks to Mike Trout’s MVP numbers, a resurgent Albert Pujols, and a lights out bullpen, the Angels cruised to an MLB-best … Continue reading
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Tagged Houston Astros, Los Angeles Angels, Oakland A's, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers
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2015 MLB Preview: American League Central
We’ve already previewed the AL East. Now it’s time for the Central Division: AL Central This is the deepest division in baseball. Detroit has been the gold standard in the Central for years and no doubt they’ll be gunning for … Continue reading
2015 MLB Preview: American League East
Time for my annual preview of the upcoming MLB season. I’ll just say right off the bat that there are a few teams that I really like in the American League. In fact, I could see three new division winners … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015 MLB Preview, AL East, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Rays, Toronto Blue Jays
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2015 Hall of Fame Balloting
Tomorrow the National Baseball Hall of Fame will announce its newest inductees. There are several intriguing first-timers on the ballot, including Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz, and Randy Johnson. Hall voting is always something I follow closely, so I’ll be greatly … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015 Hall of Fame voting, Craig Biggio, Fred McGriff, Jeff Bagwell, John Smoltz, Mike Piazza, MLB, Pedro Martinez, Randy Johnson, Tim Raines
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Best Books of 2014
Time for my annual list of the best books I’ve read this year. Every year I set a goal for myself to read 52 books – one per week. After years of coming close, I finally hit the mark back … Continue reading
MLB Thoughts: October 9
As of this writing, the Royals are leading the O’s 5-1 in the fifth of Game 1 of the ALCS. I’ve said it already, but it’s really refreshing to see these young, hungry clubs vying for the AL pennant. Tonight … Continue reading
MLB Thoughts: October 8
After a thrilling LDS round of play, the League Championship Series are set to begin this weekend. I know baseball takes its lumps these days for several issues: pace of game, length of season, the residual disenchantment with the steroid … Continue reading
MLB Thoughts: October 3
The Dodgers and Giants have dominated the NL West this season. For a period of time, the Giants had the best record in the game. Since mid-summer, the Giants have only been a couple of games above .500. But they … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 MLB Season, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Francisco Giants
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MLB Thoughts: Sept. 28
As a Cardinal fan, I’ve followed the NL Central closely all season. Most Cards fans have been frustrated by this club’s lack of consistency all year. Last year’s team thrived by hitting an all-time best .330 with runners in scoring … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 MLB Season, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals
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MLB Thoughts: Sept. 26
Well, I promised to write about the National League after review the AL for most of the week. So I’ll do that. But I have to say: Jeter. This guy. What a perfect ending. Just perfect. But seriously, you couldn’t … Continue reading