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Globe and MailPhiladelphia Phillies Should Get Back in on Roy HalladayBleacher ReportSo, last week, the rumors resurfaced that the Phillies are still trying to acquire Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays, and the memories of the hours ...Is Halladay heading to the NL Central?Examiner.comHalladay trade talk heating upCBC.caRoy Halladay sweepstakes could be just another Yankees-Red Sox boutCNNBlueJays.com -MLB.com -New York Magazineall 152...
- A Case Study on Sabermetrics and the New York Mets (bleacherreport.com)
Globe and MailIs Halladay heading to the NL Central?Examiner.comWith the Houston Astros and Cincinnati Reds possibly entering a rebuilding phase, a struggling Pittsburgh Pirates team, a mediocre Milwaukee Brewers squad ...Halladay celebration in New York?MLB.comall 131 news articles »
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- Holliday/Halladay Shopping Spree for Sox? (news.google.com)
Chrism flames tied through my ears
Yes, my guard stood hard when Baseball Abstract threats
Orioles broadcaster Buck Martinez, a former big league catcher, said: “Joe might be the best player in the game. We had a debate on the radio the other day between Mauer and Pujols. And we love Pujols, but to have a catcher do what [Mauer] does, it gives you so many more options.”
That logic also speaks to Derek Jeter’s value for the Yankees. Jeter...
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From baseballthinkfactory.org
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The National League MVP will be announced this week, and it will undoubtedly be handed to Albert Pujols.
With this year's race all but locked up, I wanted to take a look at a player who I consider to be the front-runner for MVP in 2010.
At 25 years old, Matt Kemp has already put up impressive numbers that rank up there with some of the elite names in baseball history.
He is just one of 17 outfielders in the integration era—a list that...
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From bleacherreport.com
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It’s about time.
Shelley Duncan has tore up the Yankees farm system for the last six years, and has hardly gotten a chance at the major league level.
Now, the news is he has been outrighted to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, which is what the Yankees did with him last year. If he clears waivers, he has the option this time around [...]
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From warriors.mostvaluablenetwork.com
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One question, hundreds of answers: Which Royal had the greatest offensive season at his position?
Major League baseball has been asking fans this same question in an effort to choose each team's best-ever collection of stars.
They are calling it MLB 9s.
Here I have separated the contenders from the pretenders in an effort to pick my dream Royals lineup, based on their one career year. Have your say by commenting below, or by voting on the MLB...
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- Former Royals GM 'amazed' by Greinke's journey (news.google.com)
Tim’s done it again. Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants won his second consecutive National League Cy Young Award. Lincecum edged out the pair of St. Louis Cardinals aces, Adam Wainwright and Chris Carpenter. He becomes the first pitcher to repeat as the winner since Randy Johnson did so with the Diamondbacks four times from 1999-2002. It makes sense that the number one pitcher of 2008 won again, as while Lincecum’s wins total was...
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- Lincecum captures NL Cy Young again (feedburner.com)
- Giants Lincecum Named NL Cy Young Award Winner... (news.google.com)
Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports says that the Dodgers and Blue Jays are discussing a deal for Roy Halladay.
In addition, Carrie Muskat of MLB.com says that the Blue Jays have also contacted the Cubs about Halladay, but also says the Cubs would be unable to take on Halladay’s $15.75 million salary for 2010 and the [...]
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From metsblog.com
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There are only two more awards to be awarded before the books on the 2009 MLB season can be officially closed – one of which is the National League Most Valuable Player. Last year’s winner, Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals, looks poised to repeat. If he wins, it will be his third NL MVP nod, as he also took home the hardware in 2005 after knocking off Barry Bonds and his four consecutive titles. What makes him the most obvious...
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From gearlive.com
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San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum won the NL Cy Young Award on Thursday for the second consecutive season to become the first repeat winner since Randy Johnson, emerging from one of the tightest votes in the history of the honor. The wiry right-hander, nicknamed "The Freak" for his giant stride, led the NL with 261 strikeouts and tied for the league lead with four complete games and two shutouts.
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- Lincecum wins second straight Cy Young (sports.yahoo.com)
- Giants ace Lincecum wins second straight Cy Young (sports.yahoo.com)
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