Monthly Archives: August 2012

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It is the final day of August, and the reformatted playoffs are just around the corner. If the playoffs started right now, here is what the field would look like. In the American League, you have the Texas Rangers, Chicago … Continue reading →

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So, we are all waiting on the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers as a blockbuster could go down in the near future. However, if you look at all of the various sources, no one is quite sure … Continue reading →

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Let’s skip the pleasantries and get to the good stuff… 1. Washington Nationals (75-46) (Last Week: 1) Best overall record, best road record, best run differential, and fewest runs allowed. Most of the stats align to say that the Nats … Continue reading →

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I wrote an article a while back that questioned whether or not people will look back on the baseball heroes of my youth in a negative light because of the prevalence of performance-enhancing drugs. I wrote then that I thought … Continue reading →

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There’s something in the coffee in Seattle. For the second time this season, what remains of the Safeco faithful were treated to a perfect performance this afternoon, this time from their own star pitcher: Felix Hernandez. And though Phillip Humber’s … Continue reading →

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