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7 reasons (because I got too tired to write 10) why you should feel sorry for Shaquille O'Neal posted by Brian George on 05/09/2008
Ah, the Big Fella. So much fun. Such a force back in the day. When he was coming up, his raw power made guys want to be more like Shaq than Mike. But there's a downside, a big downside, to being Shaq, all seven feet, three hundred plus of him. The biggest factor being that he's all... [more]
Give the Locker Room back to the players posted by Cameron Clow on 05/08/2008
This past weekend in an effort to reverse their current loosing streak the Chicago White Sox invited two guests into their locker room. Not inspirational speakers, and not anyone worth more than about $19.95. These players brought in two blow up dolls. These dolls were placed in the middle of a cricle of bats in an eff... [more]
My Youth In Cardboard posted by Andrew Fixell on 05/08/2008
Growing up, Saturday afternoons in the Spring meant two things: playing little league and buying baseball cards. My weekly allowance until I was 7 was $1. My parents wisely taught me what the value of $1 was. By the age of 9, I had proven my appreciation for the all mighty dollar and was given a raise for... [more]
Are the Mets the favorite to win the NL East? posted by Matthew Sadis on 05/08/2008
Craig Byer: Only two years removed from a National League Championship Series loss in seven games to the Cardinals, the New York Mets looked promising entering the 2007 campaign. Flash-forward to September 2007... [more]
Floyd Flirts With a No-No Again posted by richard Kagan on 05/07/2008
Geez, Gavin Floyd went into the 9th inning needing just two outs to record a no-hitter but Joe Maurer hit a shot to the outfield that went for a double and suddenly, it was over. For this game. But, this is the second time, that Floyd has come close to pitching a "game to remember." Against Detroit, about 3 weeks ag... [more]
How I'd Change Baseball posted by Street Reporter on 05/07/2008
I'm not one to tinker too much with the game, but if I were commish, czar, and supreme baseball deity all rolled up into one, I'd mandate the following changes:1. Eliminate the fake-to-third-turn-to-first move by the pitcher. I've seen this work once, though it's done thousands of times and elicits boos every time from... [more]
Yankees VS Indians gm. 1 of 3 POST GAME THOUGHTS posted by Mike Ferrara on 05/06/2008
Well that was very unexpected… The 'Post Game Thoughts' return as the winning streak (short but sweet) is over...... [more]
Another thumpin! posted by Tom Ontis on 05/06/2008
Giants thumped by Pirates: In the opening of a three games series, the Giants and Jonathan Sanchez were thumped by the hosting Pittsburgh Pirates 12-6. The Giants made it semi-interesting with 5 runs in the last two frames. Brad Henness... [more]
An Animal Rights Activist's View On A Tragedy... posted by Andrew Fixell on 05/06/2008
Although this is a blog meant to focus on baseball, I must address the tragedy that occured at the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, May 3, 2008. Big Brown hardly shocked the racing world with his prowess on the track, proving to everyone why he was the favorite for the race. Yet deep down, most observing the Derby were... [more]
Defending Clemens--Sort of posted by Street Reporter on 05/06/2008
As the hurricane of destruction that is Roger Clemens' personal and professional life gathers strength like a tropical storm reaching the balmy waters of the Gulf of Mexico, the storm has enveloped its latest victim: country star Mindy McCready. The Daily News reported last week that Clemens had carried on a decade-long affai... [more]
what to do?? posted by Mike Ferrara on 05/05/2008
Well, no Yankee game tonight... with the bats being so hot, kind of wish they played tonight instead...either way without Yankee baseball and playoff hockey there is one thing that I think is definetly worth watching and that is the Arizona Diamondback game. Max Scherzer, a highly touted prospect is making his first-car... [more]
Rebuilding the Yankees--A Good Thing? posted by Street Reporter on 05/05/2008
I've been a Yankees fan since the early nineties, pre-Showalter, pre-Torre, pre-post-seventies-World-Series-victories days, and it seems to me they're as vulnerable as they've ever been. I like Girardi, I like the New Steinbrenner regime that doesn't look to scour out every single prospect for the possibility of Winning Right... [more]
Doing The Right Thing posted by Bryan Berg on 05/04/2008
Full Disclosure... - I hate the Rangers. - I was rooting for the Rangers today.No, I'm not one of those weak-willed saps who "likes all New York teams" or rides bandwagons. That's not me. However, I love hockey and I'm more than willing to do w... [more]
Struggling Reds posted by Mark Pinto on 05/04/2008
The Reds woes continue. They have lost five straight games and there are no signs things are going to t... [more]
Tim Redding posted by DCandVTSportsGuy on 05/04/2008
What an outing today! In the first game I actually got to watch on TV for quite a while, Redding pitched what was for the most part a gem. While he tailed off a bit after I stopped watching, he threw 6 and 1/3 innings and allowed 6 hits, 1 run (on an Adam Laroche HR) and struck out 5 Pirates against 0 walks. He tossed 96 pitches... [more]
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Boston Red Sox starter Curt Schilling played long toss before Thursday's game against the Detroit Tigers, continuing his rehabilitation from a shoulder injury.Red Sox manager Terry Francona said that the session went well, although progress hasn't been as quick as the 41-year-old pitcher would like."He wants to feel like he's 24 again, and I don't know how likely that's ever going to be," Francona said. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 08 May 2008 22:16:05 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
Reigning NL MVP Jimmy Rollins was to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday in San Francisco after missing a month with a sprained left ankle.Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said he will watch Rollins warm up and could put his star shortstop back in the lineup immediately."If he's ready to play, there's a good chance he will be," Manuel said after Thursday's 8-3 loss to Arizona. "He's the MVP. He's the shortstop. He helps us, man. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 08 May 2008 23:32:12 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
The Minnesota Twins will put right-hander Scott Baker on the 15-day disabled list. and recall left-hander Glen Perkins from Triple-A Rochester to take his place in the rotation.The Twins announced Wednesday that Baker was going to the DL because of a strained right groin that forced him out of his last start after three innings. [read full article]
Posted Wed, 07 May 2008 20:07:18 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
The players' association has expressed concern to the baseball commissioner's office over the lack of offers to Barry Bonds, asking for additional information about the offseason's free-agent market.The union did not go as far as to file a collusion grievance on behalf of the 43-year-old outfielder, who remains unsigned since the San Francisco Giants decided not to make him an offer last year and he became a free agent. [read full article]
Posted Wed, 07 May 2008 03:53:42 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
Jacque Jones was cut Monday by the Detroit Tigers, who had promised a lineup shakeup going into a homestand against the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.Detroit designated Jones for assignment and has 10 days to trade the outfielder, put him on unconditional release waivers or send him outright to the minors.Jones hit just .165 with a homer and five RBIs in 24 games for the Tigers, who acquired him during a busy offseason from the Chicago Cubs. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 05 May 2008 20:28:04 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for MLB
