Free Agency Report: American League, Part VIII
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Free Agency Report: American League, Part VII
And we’re back, with Part VII of our look at the free agency front this MLB offseason. Our first six parts? I’m glad you asked! Find them here: Part I, II, III, IV, V, and VI. Oakland A’s The A’s suffered their second straight losing season, but the fact that they only slipped one game
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The Saga of Junichi Tazawa
Whether he’s the next Daisuke Matszuka or Hideki “Fat Toad” Irabu, Junichi Tazawa is bringing his share of controversy to the majors. (AP photo) Back in an article in early September we advised the world of the impending free agency of Junichi Tazawa, the starting pitcher from Nippon Oil Eneos of the Industrial Leagues in
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Free Agency Report, American League, Part VI
We’re back, with the next leg of our free agent Odyssey, today checking out the situation of one of baseball biggest disappointments in 2008 — the Yanks. Previous parts can be found here: Part I, II, III, IV and V. New York Yankees Most teams would be ecstatic over an 89-win season, but the Yankees
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Free Agency Report, American League, Part V
With Justin Morneau as a key cog in the attack, there was nothing wrong with the Minnesota offense in 2008. We had to take a few more days off from the report, inundated by the work week. Stupid work week! Anyways, we’re back with our look at the free agency scene. Seeking previous parts of
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Fire Phil Sheridan
I miss Fire Joe Morgan. I know it has only been a week since dak, Ken Tremendous, Junior, Matthew Murbles, and Coach officially signed off, but it didn’t hit home until I read this. Honestly, I forgot FJM had closed its doors. I couldn’t wait until it got their hands on this doozy, and I
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Free Agency Report: American League, Part IV
After a few days off to deal with serious deadline issues, we’re back with our look at the free agency market. Previous parts of the series: Part I, II and III. Los Angeles Angels The Angels were the best team in baseball in 2008, reaching 100 wins for the first time in franchise history, but
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