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MLB Power Rankings: Milwaukee’s Moving on Up
Loyal readers of the site (hi Mom and Dad!) know Tuesdays are when my bi-weekly power rankings. Okay, they haven’t exactly been bi-weekly so far, but no one says I can’t start now. Anyway, here’s my top ten, and you … Continue reading
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Tagged A.J. Burnett, angels, Brandon Inge, Braves, Brewers, C.J. Wilson, cardinals, Craig Kimbrel, David Ortiz, Diamondbacks, Evan Longoria, Giants, Jered Weaver, Jonny Venters, Justin Verlander, Kevin Youkilis, MLB, Phillies, Power Rankings, Rangers, Rays, Red sox, Tigers, yankees
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MLB Power Rankings: Phillies Back on Top
It’s been a busy few weeks since my last rankings. The trade deadline came and went. And last weekend saw four of baseball’s best (Yankees at Red Sox, Phillies at Giants) face each other. So without any further ado here’s … Continue reading
Central Divisions May Give Fans Exciting Baseball Down The Stretch
The baseball season has just entered August, and the season is entering the final stretch. Right now, every division but the NL East has a team leading by 3.5 games or less. But if you want to find the best … Continue reading
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Tagged American League, Arizona Diamondbacks, Braves, Chicago White Sox, Cincinatti Reds, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Milwaukee Brewers, Minnesota Twins, MLB, National League, NL East, Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Red sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Wild Card, yankees
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Trade Deadline Winners & Losers
The trade deadline came and went yesterday with several interesting trades. Players like Padres set-up man Mike Adams, Houston center fielder Michael Bourn and Mariners starter Erik Bedard have new homes. And other stars were dealt in the days leading … Continue reading
Top 5 Players who could be Dealt
Baseball’s trade deadline is rapidly approaching. We’ve already seen players like Carlos Beltran, Hunter Pence and Ubaldo Jiminez sent packing. So who else could be on the move before today’s 4 pm non-waiver deadline? Heath Bell. The closer is in … Continue reading
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Tagged B.J. Upton, Braves, cardinals, Carlos Quentin, Erik Bedard, Heath Bell, Mariners, Mike Adams, MLB, Nationals, Padres, Phillies, Rays, Red sox, Trade deadline, yankees
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Instant Analysis: Pence to Phillies
“Philadelphia Freedom” has new meaning for Hunter Pence. Last night Sports Illustrated’s Jon Heyman confirmed the 28 year old right fielder is moving from the last place Astros to the first place Phillies. Philadelphia’s offense has been mediocre this year … Continue reading
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Tagged Astros, Domonic Brown, Hunter Pence, Jarred Cosart, Jonathan Singleton, MLB, NL Central, NL East, Phillies, Shane Victorino, Trade deadline
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MLB Power Rankings for May 24
By Scott Jackson Feel free to get reacquainted with my last rankings. All statistics and records are through Monday’s games. 1. The Indians (30-15, 1st AL Central). Cleveland Rocks. The team has the best record in the majors, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Gonzalez, AL, Asdrubal Cabrera, Baseball, Braves, cardinals, Carlos Gonzalez, Chase Utley, Giants, Indians, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Javier Lopez, Josh Johnson, Lance Berkman, marlins, Matt Holliday, MLB, MLB Power Rankings, NL, Phillies, Ramon Ramirez, Rays, Red sox, Rockies, Roy Halladay, Royals, Russell Martin, Ubaldo Jiminez, yankees
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MLB Power Rankings for May 4
By Scott Jackson We’re almost a fifth of the way into the season, so it’s time to rank baseball’s top ten teams through last night’s games. The Phillies (19-9, 1st NL East) easily take the top spot. No real surprise … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, AL, Albert Pujols, Baseball, cardinals, Cy Young, Indians, James Shields, Joe DiMaggio, Jon Lester, Jonathan Papelbon, Josh Beckett, Josh Johnson, Justin Masterson, Lance Berkman, marlins, Matt Holliday, MLB, MLB Power Rankings, MVP, NL, Phillies, Power Rankings, Rangers, Rays, Red sox, Robinson Cano, Rockies, Roy Halladay, Royals, Russell Martin, yankees
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