Rangers GM Jon Daniels, who just lost the ace lefty that helped his team reach the World Series for the first time in franchise history (including 11 seasons as the Washington Senators), had this to say about Lee: “People rag on players for following that last dollar. Cliff didn’t do that. I have a lot of respect for him.”
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5 November 2010
A Hall of Famer’s take on the offseason With the World Series over and the players heading home or to other countries for Winter Ball, fans must deal with the fact that there w
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8 October 2010
hold the Rays to one run in 13.1 innings. Lee displayed his talents during last year’s World Series, earning both of the Phillies’ wins over the Yankees, but Halladay, Lincecum and Wilson were all making their postseason debuts, and not one of them showed any sign of butterflies.
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27 August 2010
d, and with the Braves currently leading the NL East, he’s looking for his first crack at the World Series and the opportunity to go out on top.
How about Carlos Gonzalez? The Venezuelan outfielder is enjoying a fine year in his first full season as a big leaguer, hitting .320 with 26 homers, 84 RBI’s, and 20 stolen bases. His batting average, .569 slugging percentage, and .922 OPS put him behind only Pujols and Votto in the National League. Rockies fans can look forward to many years of watching Gonzalez display his talents at Coors Field. At 24, he has a very promising career ahead of him.
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16 July 2010
enure as owner, Steinbrenner employed 15 different managers, who combined to lead the Yanks to five World Series titles and 11 pennants. Perhaps his greatest accomplishment was building a dynas
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18 December 2009
After the way Cliff Lee pitched against the Yankees in the World Series six weeks ago, I would have been surprised to hear that the Phillies were even listening to offers for their ace. But when the chance to acquire Roy Halladay comes around, I suppose any team would be crazy not to listen. Before I knew it, Halladay was a Phillie and Lee was heading to Seattle, where he’ll join his third club in the span of four and a half months. How often does that happen to the defending Cy Young Award winner?
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6 November 2009
d put themselves in the record books in back-to-back at-bats in the seventh inning of Game 5 of the World Series in Philadelphia. Each tied an offensive mark originally set before Phil Coke, the Yankee pitcher who faced the duo, was born. Utley matched Reggie Jackson, who hit five home runs in the 1977 Fall Classic. Jackson, incidentally, was in his first year in Yankee pinstripes. Howard tied Willie Wilson, whose 12 strikeouts in the 1980
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24 October 2008
ng Cubs fan, I thought I should point out that the Phils are the logical choice to root for in this World Series.
I have heard the stories all year long about the Rays, and sure they make a nice story and all, but as a Cubs fan, do I really care to hear about some other team coming from nowhere to win it all? Wouldn't I be better off with a winner that was actually expected to do something this season? I mean, if the futility of the North Siders continues throughout my lifetime, do I really need any more storylines about the team that has a payroll lower than some teams coaching salaries? Well that's just the beginning, really...
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ll in the last nine years, as the 2008 Fall Classic features one team that hasn’t been to the World Series in 15 years playing against a team that is playing in its first-ever postseason.
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16 October 2008
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Dodgers to win the National League Pennant and are headed to the World Series! Congratulations to the Phils…and let’s start making plans for that parade!
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15 October 2008
u would have told me in April that the Tampa Bay Rays and the Philadelphia Phillies would go to the World Series, I would have told you to get some professional help. While teams like the Cubs and Angels consider their seasons failures after having the best regular season in their respective leagues, the Rays and the Phillies go to show that it’s not the best regular season team that wins in the playoffs. Just as the Rockies of 2007 won 21 of their last 22 games to make it into the
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25 February 2008
s title, your heart probably sank and it has shattered all the chances of the Cubs making it to the World Series. Put away those tissues and turn that frown around because good old Zambrano is not hurt, but in perfect health. But will he stay that way? Below, I have posted my top ten predictions on what will happen during the Cubs season. If any of these do happen you wish would not happen, please do no send me hate mail. Enjoy!
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21 February 2008
o;t anything else for him to accomplish. There is one thing Clemens has the Bonds does not: a World Series Ring. There is still that taste in Bonds mouth for a chance of winning it all. He did smell the roses in 2002, but his team collapsed the final two games in the
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18 February 2008
to Ryan Dempster of the Chicago Cubs make a bold prediction, “I think we are going to win the World Series. I really do.” Great, just what a Cubs fans need to hear, another prediction.
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12 February 2008
4. Long season – From the time pitchers and catchers report in February to the World Series in October, there are really only three months out of the year we don’t have baseball!
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11 January 2008
year with Boston was 2004, when he hit career hit .281, and played an important part in winning the World Series. Since then, he has averaged only 6 home runs and 20 RBI while batting at a .206 clip.
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19 December 2007
the voting for best hitter. All of this shows just how good the 2007 team was, yes they won a World Series, but people noticed the players and their accomplishments.
It must be good to be a player from Boston. Not only are you part of a Championship team with local fans that you know adore you, you now know that the whole country realizes and acknowledges your accomplishments and strengths.
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