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Archive for July, 2011

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by @ Tuesday, July 5th, 2011. Filed under 2011 Tigers

I hope I did my math right, but the number in the title has some significance.  The Tigers sit at 45-41 right now and with six games left in the first half, they need just one win to finish going into the break with at least a .500 record.  Since Jim…

All-Star Vogelsong can’t deliver

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Giants

DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers scored five unanswered runs as they overcame a 3-1 deficit to defeat the defending champion, San Francisco Giants in their final Interleague game of the season.  Magglio Ordonez’s two-RBI single in the seventh with…

BREAKING METS NEWS: REYES HAS GRADE 1 HAMSTRING STRAIN

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Mets

NY Mets SS Jose Reyes underwent an MRI at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan Sunday morning(July 3rd) and the  test revealed he has a grade 1 strain(Least severe of all hamstring injuries) of his left hamstring. Manager Terry Collins told r…

Oh No: Reyes hurt, Record setting offense, Wright, Santana updates, Reyes wins SS vote, Beltran also picked for all star team, Other Notes

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Mets

Just when things started to look good for the 2011 New York Mets, Saturday July 2nd happened and SS Jose Reyes, the 2011 NL MVP, came up lame after trying to beat out an infield hit in the  1st and was pulled in the 2nd inning with tightness in his le…

Padres score 1R but get win

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Padres

SEATTLE — Foes met again this weekend as the San Diego Padres visited the Seattle Mariners to close out their season Interleague series.  The first game saw the Mariners continue their winning streak against San Diego, winning 6-0. Saturday even…

McCann, C Jones, Venters and Jurrjens picked for all star game, Prado update, Other notes

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Braves

You would expect a team that is 49-36(As of July 2nd) to have several players bound for the all star game July 12th in Arizona and your Atlanta Braves have 4 players headed to the contest. C Brian McCann(.311,14 home runs, 47 rbi) won the fan vote and …

Kershaw makes All-Star; gives up 7runs on 10Ks

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Dodgers

ANAHEIM — The Los Angeles Dodgers and Anaheim Angels met again, this time in Anaheim to close out their season series, and again, both clubs sent out their aces to battle one another. Angels starter, Jared Weaver, improved to 10-4 on the season w…

Hanley heating up, Josh Johnson update, Gaby Sanchez picked for all star game, other news

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Marlins

The Florida Marlins appear to have stemmed the tide with the hiring of Jack McKeon winning 5 of 11(Thru July 2nd) on a tough West coast inter league road trip. In a trek that features some great pitchers and players, Florida drew #1 aces from the  Ang…

Rox use 6-run 2nd to beat Royals; Troy named to All-Star

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Rockies

DENVER — The Colorado Rockies have a lot to play for Sunday afternoon in their finale against the Kansas City Royals. They are obliged to follow Saturday’s performance which saw seven-runs come around in two-innings.  The news that Troy Tulowi…

Young shines; Upton an All-Star

by @ Sunday, July 3rd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Diamondbacks

OAKLAND — The Arizona Diamondbacks have enjoyed the past 24-hours.  Chris Young began it by driving in all four-runs against the Oakland Athletics for their final Interleague series of the season, just falling a triple shy of the cycle. This mor…

The Davey Johnson era begins

by @ Saturday, July 2nd, 2011. Filed under 2011 Nationals

The first week of the Davey Johnson ERA for the Washington Nationals is underway and the club continues to be competitive and fun to watch(42-41 as of July 2nd). Johnson, a former  world champion as both of a manager and player, believes in big inning…

More bullpen injuries as Madson goes on the DL, Lee’s incredible June, Rollins and Hamels hurting

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Phillies

The 4 time defending National League East champion Philadelphia Phillies continue to win(52-31 as of July 1st) with their formula of dominant pitching and opportunistic hitting. The team does not rank higher than 17th(out of 30 ML teams) in any major o…

What is an Ace?

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Tigers

The term “ace” is thrown around way too much these days.  Of course this is my opinion but I don’t think an ace is a team’s number one pitcher.  While guys Luke Hochevar and Wandy Rodriguez are probably their team’s best…

Astros At the Bottom

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Astros

It’s hard to even remember the Astros were in the World Series back in 2005.  Now they’re the worst team in baseball.  Sometimes it doesn’t take long to fall.  Throw in the ownership issues and this has been a rough year for Astros…

A’s Falling Fast

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Athletics

It wasn’t the best month for the A’s.  Early on they were playing .500 ball and were at least close to first.  Now they’re in last place and they’re four losses back of even reaching the Mariners who sit in third. Even worse, …

Mariners Continue to Hang Around

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Mariners

The Mariners are two games below .500 but in the AL West, .500 is good enough to stay in the mix.  They’re still in third place, but they’re just three and a half games back of the Rangers and two and a half back of the Angels.  One good …

Jays Losing Ground

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under Uncategorized

It’s tough being in the best division in baseball.  The Jays would probably be competitive in just about every other division but they find themselves 9 1/2 games back of first place in the AL East.  They’re 13-18 against the East too so …

Sudden Slide

by @ Friday, July 1st, 2011. Filed under 2011 Royals

The Royals are falling fast.  After a solid April they now find themselves in dead last.  Not only that, they have the worst record in the American League.  On April 19, they were 11-6. Since then they’ve gone 22-42.  That’s not good. Y…

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