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A Preliminary Look at the 2010 AL East Offenses - Part 3

More photos » by Rob Carr - AP Bring it. (AP Photo/Rob Carr) Browse more photos » The final look at Bill James' projections will focus on the Orioles young outfield. In Part 1 I drooled over Matt Wieters , in Part 2 I went into fantasyland , and here in Part 3 I will bask in the talent of the Orioles outfield. It's hardly news to anyone here that the Orioles outfield is one of the most...

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Andrei Arlovski Looks To The Future

One of the stranger sports stories of the past is that of Rick Ankiel. Ankiel became a vital cog in the starting rotation of the 2000 St. Louis Cardinals and as a lefthanded pitcher possessing both velocity (his fastball was in the 95-97 MPH range) and wicked breaking stuff his upside was unlimited. During the Cards run to the 2000 division title Ankiel allowed only 7.05 hits and struck out 9.98 strikeouts...

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Mid-Season Filler: The Mets' Most Recent Trade With Each Team

Over the last decade or so, the Mets have made some big trades. Big, as in acquiring superstar players ( Mike Piazza , Roberto Alomar, Johan Santana ), and big as in big (Mo Vaughn). Successful trades for second-tier players have been scarce during this timeframe, although trades involving throw-ins John Maine and Oliver Perez worked out reasonably well . I saw a post over at Brew Crew Ball , which...

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The Matter of Tim Hudson

Tim Hudson holds a special place in most Braves' fans hearts. He was acquired from Oakland in the winter of 2004 for Charles Thomas, who burst onto the scene in 2004 and gave the Braves a solid left field platoon with Eli Marrero and Dewayne Wise, Juan Cruz, who was a bright spot in a bullpen of retreads (and John Smoltz), and top prospect Dan Meyer, who is coming into his own...as a reliever...4 years...

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Just filling the quota

When, nearly three years ago, the Mets added Carlos Beltran and Pedro Martinez, fans were elated. When, however, Minaya added Perez and Chavez and Valentin and Ambiorix Burgos and Orlando Hernandez and Eli Marrero and Julio Franco and Ricky Ledee and Jose Lima and Sandy Alomar Jr. and Jorge Julio and Duaner Sanchez and Geremi [...]