David and Goliath

In the first two games of the World Series, held in Boston, DH David Ortiz was 3-for-8 with three runs and two RBI. Ryan Spilborghs, inserted as the counterpart for the Rockies as the DH, was hitless in five at-bats, fanning three times. See the problem here? By winning the All-Star Game for the fifth

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Kudos to the BoSox

Mike Timlin enjoyed a very strong postseason, but he may have pitched his last game for the World Champion Red Sox. I suppose it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the second World Series Championship by my beloved Red Sox in the past four years, captured on Sunday evening. True, as anticlimactic as

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A Lasting Legacy

Pop quiz: name the only general manager in baseball history to lead both an American League team and a National League team to a World Series title. Yes, it’s the same man who decided a few days ago to end his Hall of Fame-worthy GM career ” John Schuerholz. Universally regarded by fans, the media

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Snakes Wilt After Nine

Add Willy Taveras to the list of names that have haunted Arizona in the playoffs. The D-Backs find themselves in a precarious 2-0 hole in the NLCS and headed to Coors where doing any worse than taking two out of three games will end Arizona’s post-season run. Taveras helped extend the Snakes’ history of extra-inning

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