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The All Time Team: Baltimore Orioles

The All Time Team: Baltimore Orioles

By Tim Anderson • on February 8, 2010

I began writing the intro, the same thing you are reading right now. It commenced with me saying, “It is now 78 days away from Opening Day … ” I continued to explain that we are in baseball limbo, inbetween the time of the hot stove and the start of the season. I also explained that as Orioles fans, we have not seen significant moves this offseason

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Yankees Sign Marcus Thames

Yankees Sign Marcus Thames

By Joe Pisauro • on February 8, 2010

Marcus Thames will compete to become the left fielder for the Yankees and add additional depth for the outfield. The New York Yankees have signed Marcus Thames to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

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Realistic expectations for new Cub ownership

Realistic expectations for new Cub ownership

By Dennis Miller • on February 7, 2010

Realistic expectations for the new Cub ownership OK dear readers I want to ask you all a very personal question today.  We are going to discuss fantasies…..no, no, not that kind!  How many of you sports fans have daydreamed and fantasized about winning the bazillion dollar lottery and buying

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Analyzing the Four Main New Yankees

Analyzing the Four Main New Yankees

By Joe Pisauro • on February 6, 2010

Curtis will man centerfield for the Yankees in 2010 after being acquired from the Tigers in a 3 team trade. The 2009 season ended with a trip down

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Tal’s Tales:  The Yesterday Of 2009, The Tomorrow Of 2010

Tal’s Tales: The Yesterday Of 2009, The Tomorrow Of 2010

By Tal Venada • on February 6, 2010

Tal's Tales:    This is a purview into each individual player and part of The Phillies from the season in the rearview mirror and the season dead ahead.  This article will review the moving parts from The National League Championship Of 2009 and the expectations for 2010.  This is the first

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Mariners and Bedard: Act II

Mariners and Bedard: Act II

By Davis Zhao • on February 6, 2010

With pitchers and catchers set to report to Spring Training in as early as 2 weeks, it appears that the Seattle Mariners are not done making acquisitions yet. On Friday, the M’s gave lefty Erik Bedard a shot at redeeming his injury riddled career in Seattle. According to an Ottawan newspaper called

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Tigers Reward Verlander With 5-year, $80M Deal

Tigers Reward Verlander With 5-year, $80M Deal

By Joe White • on February 5, 2010

Justin Verlander is just getting started The Detroit Tigers have been making some noise this offseason but no news will bring greater comfort and confidence to Tiger fans than the long-term deal signed by Justin Verlander

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Mariners Keep Active: Add Byrnes, Garko

Mariners Keep Active: Add Byrnes, Garko

By Tim D. Griffin • on February 2, 2010

In 2009, the A.L. west was one of the most competitive divisions in baseball with three of the four teams finishing above .500.  2010 looks like it could be even better for the only four-team division baseball as all four

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Baltimore Orioles sign Miguel Tejada (1 year, six mill); Thoughts and Reactions

Baltimore Orioles sign Miguel Tejada (1 year, six mill); Thoughts and Reactions

By Tim Anderson • on January 24, 2010

Standing in a long, winding line sounds like hell on the feet, especially at around ten in the morning on a Saturday. It sounds like a pain in the ass, right? Something you dread doing at the DMV. However, this Saturday was the 2010 Baltimore Orioles’ Fanfest and this line was to meet and obtain

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Dodgers lock up the future; also re-sign Padilla

Dodgers lock up the future; also re-sign Padilla

By Ken Steinhorn • on January 20, 2010

Los Angeles-January 20 Outfielder Matt Kemp grabbed almost $11 million from the Dodgers, in addition to singer Rhianna's backside during a trip to Mexico. Dodger General Manager Ned Colletti must believe in the old

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