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BALTIMORE ORIOLES SEASON PREVIEW

by @ Saturday, February 26th, 2011. Filed under 2006 Orioles, 2007 Orioles, 2008 Orioles, 2011 Orioles, Baseball Bat, Cal Ripken Jr., Orioles Tickets

Welcome to the first post in a season-long blog on your beloved Orioles. As an outsider looking in (and a Cleveland Indians fan) the two things about the Orioles that stir any emotion in me whatsoever are as follows — the bald bouncer from the Je…

Turmoil Surrounds Padres Heading Into 2009

by @ Sunday, February 22nd, 2009. Filed under 2009 Padres, Baseball Bat, Baseball Equipment

I guess new ownership is better then the team being gutted.  Still, as the Padres celebrate their 40th anniversary, Padres fans have a few things to be hopeful for. Jake Peavy is still with the team and it’s not like any of the other teams in th…

Nationals Limp Into Spring Season

by @ Monday, February 9th, 2009. Filed under 2009 Nationals, Baseball Bat, Baseball Gear

No Mark Teixeira.  Not much of anything.  At least not much to get excited about if you’re a Nationals fan with spring training kicking off in five days.  The Nationals resigned Odalis Perez and outside of that, the front office did little to address the problems that plagued this 100 loss team.  Adam Dunn is [...]

Papelbon Speaks Out on Long Term Deal and Jason Veritek

by @ Thursday, January 22nd, 2009. Filed under 2009 Season, Baseball Bat, Baseball Equipment

Jon Papelbon is fresh off of his one year, $6.25 million deal but he’s recently come out and said he’d like to talk about a long term deal.  He admits there’s risks but then he also said he liked rolling the dice.  At this point, th…

Athletics and Jason Giambi Team Up Again

by @ Wednesday, January 7th, 2009. Filed under 2009 Athletics, Baseball Bat, Baseball Glove

The Athletics signed Jason Giambi to a one year, $4 million dollar deal today that brings Giambi back to the team where he had his best seasons.  If he hits 525 and 550 plate appearances, he’ll earn an additional $250k for each benchmark so if…

Astros Minor League Review

by @ Sunday, November 2nd, 2008. Filed under 2008 Astros, Baseball Bat, Baseball Gear

The Astros have been gutted as far as minor league talent is concerned.  Trades and some spotty drafting have done them in, but the Astros picked up a stud in the draft and there’s some light at the end of the tunnell.  Drew Sutton was the orga…

Orioles Organizational Review

by @ Thursday, October 16th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Orioles, Baseball Bat, Catchers Gear

The Orioles might have had a tough season in the minors from a record prospective, but they still have some blue chips minor league players.  Matt Wieters lived up the hype and he was the top hitter in the system.  Just looking at .355/.454/.600 make…

Pirates Organizational Review

by @ Thursday, October 16th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Pirates, Baseball Bat, Catchers Gear

Man is it tough being a Pirates fan.  It’s been forever since we’ve had a .500 season and even the minor league system had a tough time.  And that’s both on and off the field because while the Pirates may have gotten the crown jewel of the draft, it almost looked like we weren’t going [...]

Giants Organizational Review

by @ Thursday, October 16th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Giants, Baseball Bat, Baseball Gear

The Giants may have finished in the cellar this year, but if you’re a glass half full kind of guy, you can take a look at the farm club and find a lot of positives.  The teams system was highly successful, but as the Giants Organization Review discusses, a lot of the top notch talent [...]

Matt Joyce and Eddie Brinkman

by @ Sunday, October 5th, 2008. Filed under 2008 Tigers, Baseball Bat, Baseball Equipment, Tigers History

Matt Joyce made the BA Top Twenty International League prospects.  I’m not sure what the criteria is, but I’m surprised Jeff Larish didn’t make the list.  There were some 26 year olds on the list, but it looks like Joyce made it more for what he did at the big league level then anything.  He [...]

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