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Yunel Escobar will wear out fast in Tampa.
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Can someone find me a list of JUST the interleague games this year?
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Josh Hamilton's appreciation and support for his former team ended up trashing Dallas as a non-football city and calling the fans who supported him as being spoiled. Also implied Los Angeles is a better baseball city.
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D'Backs acquire another major league quality outfielder. They got Tony Campana off the Cubs for a couple minor league arms.
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Rangers fans have been spoiled by the team. They have been incredibly good (much of that due to Hamilton himself) the past 4 or so seasons and that has really driven the attendance in Arlington up. Whether it sustains as the Rangers age and lose star quality guys like Hamilton remains to be seen. And Anaheim/LA is pretty much a better baseball city by default. |
Pirates extend manager Cliff Hurdle into 2014 and give him an option for 2015.
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The Dodgers and Angels combined averaged 79,000 per game last year. Come on, that's a pretty good baseball town.
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AL East 1) Toronto Blue Jays 2) New York Yankees 3) Tampa Bay Rays 4) Baltimore Orioles 5) Boston Red Sox AL Central 1) Detroit Tigers 2) Chicago White Sox 3) Kansas City Royals 4) Cleveland Indians 5) Minnesota Twins AL West 1) Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 2) Oakland Athletics 3) Texas Rangers 4) Seattle Mariners 5) Houston Astros NL East 1) Washington Nationals 2) Atlanta Braves 3) Philadelphia Phillies 4) Miami Marlins 5) New York Mets NL Central 1) Cincinnati Reds 2) St. Louis Cardinals 3) Chicago Cubs 4) Milwaukee Brewers 5) Pittsburgh Pirates NL West 1) Los Angeles Dodgers 2) San Francisco Giants 3) Arizona Diamondbacks 4) San Diego Padres 5) Colorado Rockies Wildcard Rays over Yankees Giants over Braves Divisional Series Rays over Blue Jays Tigers over Angels Reds over Dodgers Nationals over Giants Championship Series Tigers over Rays Reds over Nationals World Series Reds over Tigers |
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MINE, MINE, ALL MINE!
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AL East
1) Toronto Blue Jays 2) Tampa Bay Rays 3) New York Yankees 4) Baltimore Orioles 5) Boston Red Sox AL Central 1) Detroit Tigers 2) Chicago White Sox 3) Kansas City Royals 4) Cleveland Indians 5) Minnesota Twins AL West 1) L A Angels 2) Texas Rangers 3) Oakland Athletics 4) Seattle Mariners 5) Houston Astros NL East 1) Washington Nationals 2) Atlanta Braves 3) Philadelphia Phillies 4) New York Mets 5) Miami Marlins NL Central 1) Cincinnati Reds 2) Pittsburgh Pirates 3) St. Louis Cardinals 4) Milwaukee Brewers 5) Chicago Cubs NL West 1) Los Angeles Dodgers 2) San Francisco Giants 3) Arizona Diamondbacks 4) San Diego Padres 5) Colorado Rockies |
AL EAST
1. Rays 2. Jays 3. Yankees 4. Orioles 5. Red Sox AL Central 1. Tigers 2. Royals 3. Indians 4. White Sox 5. Twins AL West 1. Angels 2. A's 3. Rangers 4. Mariners 5. Astros NL East 1. Nationals 2. Braves 3. Marlins 4. Phillies 5. Mets NL Central 1. Reds 2. Cardinals 3. Brewers 4. Pirates 5. Cubs NL West 1. Giants 2. D'Backs 3. Dodgers 4. Padres 5. Rockies(:'() |
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1. BlueJays 2. Rays 3. O's 4. Yankees 5. Red Sux AL Central 1. Detroit 2. Chicago 3. KC 4. Cleveland 5. Minnesota AL West 1. Angels 2. Texas 3. Seattle 4. Oakland 5. Houston NL East 1. Atlanta 2. Washington 3. Phillies 4. Mets 5. Marlins NL Central 1. Reds 2. Pirates 3. Brewers 4. Cardinals 5. Cubs NL West 1. Dodgers 2. Dbacks 3. Giants 4. Padres 5. Rockies AL Widlcards: Rays and Rangers NL Wildcards: Nats and Pirates (just a feeling) |
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Edgar, care to share your reasoning behind your 4th place prediction for the Cards?
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Probably because they don't get any bonus points for being gaylords.
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Maybe. Personally, I love their pitching depth. I think they take the division.
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The division???? You gaylord...
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I bet he puts the Rockies last in their division too.
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Or not. |
We can dream.
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If the Rockies have Tulo and CarGo for the whole season, they could very well finish in 3rd.
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Let's not go crazy.
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:| Spring Training hasn't even started and already some problems are popping up with the Red Sox.
Before it was stories about the internal feud involving the medical staff that was settled in the offseason which involved firing everyone who was causing the feud. Now its Alfredo Aceves causing some minor problems to the point he almost got pulled from a recent pitching drill session. Only good news is his spot on the team isn't guaranteed this year and probably gets traded or demoted once the season starts. |
I think Manny Ramirez cursed that team when he left in '08, man.
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Picturing Aceves lobbing balls during BP is kinda comical, tbf.
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In a story that won't surprise any Yankee fan, Hughes is shut down for two weeks with back issues.
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Games start today!
YEEEEEEEEEEAH! |
Bronx Bombers, 1 inning or 40 pitches at a time now.
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Girardi's first move: flipping Grandy and Gardner
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It's only an experiment, nothing's set in stone yet.
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Choo walks, Phillips singles, Votto singles
I am already in love with this Reds team :heart: |
wish i cared
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<font color=goldenrod>Micah Owings is listed as the Nationals' DH for tomorrow's game.</font>
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yeah they re-signed him as a first basement
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