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It took Manny Acta two weeks to do what Eric Wedge couldn't in seven years(with the exception of a couple small, unflattering tryout periods), announce that center fielder Grady Sizemore will hit second behind Asdrubal Cabrera.
This move will take advantage of Sizemore's rare combination of speed and power, providing more run scoring opportunities for both Sizemore and the hitters behind him (Choo, Peralta, and Hafner).
Deciding to bat Cabrera-Sizemore at the ...
This piece won't have any statistics or references to Baseball Prospectus. It won't be long, analytical, or quite frankly, useful.
It won't focus on who will enter this season in Akron as apposed to Columbus as apposed to Cleveland, or predict when (2008 first round pick) Lonnie Chisenhall will break out in the Majors.
This is about that special little feeling every person associated with baseball gets every year. It can't be ...
This was a very, very interesting second week of the NBA season.á
Boston obtained their first loss; the Nets failed to grab their first win.á
And, quite frankly, a win in the New York Metropolitan area might not occur again for quite some time. The Knicks allowed a 40-point first quarter, twice. Maybe they got lost in the LeBron James hoopla, because the certainty of Knicks fans that LeBron will be in ...
New York Yankees’ Payroll Tainting Major League Baseball
Posted: 12th November 2009 by Ryan Lewis in MLB
Major League Baseball has done everything it can to drive its fans away.á
There was the strike in 1994, which, I suppose, was the only way to actually force people to stop watching baseball, as there was none to be played.á
In 1998, baseball was back with it's two knights in shining armorùMark McGwire and Sammy Sosaùand their unforgettable run towards history.á
Whoops. McGwire was hopped up on steroids, and Sosa corked his ...
2010 Cavalier Preview With Eastern Conference Predictions
Posted: 27th October 2009 by Ryan Lewis in NBA
ItÆs basketball time at the Q.
And thank God.á Not that I donÆt love the Browns and Indiansùbut come on, Shaq plays in C-Town now.
The pain is (kinda sorta) alleviated from the CavsÆgame six loss to Orlando; all that is left now is memory and a pretty kickinÆcomputer-background of LeBronÆs game two buzzer-beating over Turkoglu.
General Manager Danny Ferry had two needsùacquire big, defensive, athletic swingman and a dominating ...