Anyone else a bit concerned by the amount of hits Curt Schilling is giving up lately? You’ve got to go back to July 15 to find his last start of less than a hit per inning. In six starts since then, he’s surrendered 55 hits in 39.1 IP, and that’s just not making me, or […]
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In the wake of the Eric Hinske era in Toronto, I just want to send a message to all the Jays who have probably been wallowing in fear for the past few years: Gentleman. Eric Hinske has left the building. It is now safe to approach the buffet table.
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It’s now mid-August, so the time has come to start thinking about season-ending MLB awards, always a fun process of speculation and friendly debate (read: ultimate fighting). Today, we’re going to look at who we believe to be the top 10 National League position player rookies. We’ve spent much time already assessing rookie pitchers in
RotoRob has been asked by www.Rotoworld.com to post baseball game recap news on Tuesday and Wednesday nights until the end of the season. We made our debut last night and, apparently, must have done something to piss the baseball gods off, because they threw not one but two 18-inning games at us. Thanks a lot.
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Baltimore began 2006 with such optimism. The club had a solid looking offense and the addition of pitching coach Leo Mazzone — considered the key genius behind all those great Braves’ pitching staffs over the years — was supposed to help whip the pitching into shape. It hasn’t happened. Last night was a perfect microcosm
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Jay Gibbons has been having a tough time getting going since coming off the DL on July 30. He was 4-for-4 in his first game back, but is just 7-for-37 since. To make matters worse, he’s complained that his legs feel weak and thinks it’s going to be tough for him to return to 100
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Well, it’s about damn time, Mark Teixeira owners must be saying. After driving in a ridiculous 144 runs last year, Teixeira looked like a shell of himself this season, producing a mere 49 runs batted in over 350 at-bats prior to the All-Star break. Then, the real Teixeira emerged. The Ranger first baseman has been
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