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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 34 days ago
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Ken Griffey Jr. spent a good part of his childhood in Cincinnati, played there for nine more years. It's the place he raised his children, where he's made numerous friends, still has family. ...
Source: baseball.about.com --- 32 days ago
After rehabilitating/rotting in Triple-A for a while, Francisco Liriano returned from the disabled list in resounding fashion as the Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 6-2 on Sunday. And while... ... Source: msn.foxsports.com --- 33 days ago
Half the divisions in baseball have been turned on their heads. Kevin Hench tells you what to expect after a crazy deadline day. ... Source: msn.foxsports.com --- 34 days ago
Half the divisions in baseball have been turned on their heads. Kevin Hench tells you what to expect after a crazy deadline day. ... Source: www.sportsline.com --- 1 day ago
Mad Dog can pass the Rocket, Damion Easley's misery might end and Yankee Stadium will host its last game. Scott Miller maps out September's key dates, with plenty of attention given to the Rays and Brewers. ... Source: www.cbc.ca --- 3 days ago
Justin Morneau of New Westminster, B.C., is doing everything he can to help the Minnesota Twins get back into the playoffs. ...
Source: www.post-gazette.com --- 33 days ago
Ken Griffey Jr. is leaving home to get back in a Pennant race. ... ... Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 1 day ago
... Source: icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk --- 1 day ago
RAFAEL BENITEZ has assured Jermaine Pennant he won’t freeze him out at Liverpool. ... Source: blogs.jsonline.com --- 17 hours ago
Brewers' owner Mark Attanasio showed up at Miller Park this evening for what he called an "impromptu" visit to watch his team play San Diego. Attanasio was returning from a business trip to New York and decided to stop and watch his team play in person. Attanasio addressed a number of topics with the local media before the game: If he's getting anxious about the Pennant race: "I'm handling it better. I'm being more measured. I'm trying not to hang on every pitch." On being swept by the Mets: "It's part of the game. You take a look around and the Phillies had trouble in Washington and the Cubs had trouble in Chicago. I'm trying to have some perspective on that." On the attendance this year, including the 22 consecutive sellouts, 38 overall and 3 million in attendance: "The fans have supported this team. We want to do something to give back to them at the end of the season, as we have in the past. It's phenomenal. We're averaging almost 38,000 fans a game. That's extraordinary." On the CC Sabathia trade: "The Sabathia investment feels pretty good right now. He’s been a huge boost to the team, not only on the field but in the clubhouse. He’s such a great guy. "Don't forget. We gave up Matt LaPorta. He's going to be a great major league baseball player. You guys are going to be talking about him for years. We're trying to enjoy every inning we have with CC. The Indians are going to have years of Matt LaPorta. "Doug (Melvin) and I h ...
Source: finance.originalsignal.com --- 31 days ago
... Source: blogs.tampabay.com --- 30 days ago
If you're following the Rays in the Pennant race, then you're also following the Red Sox and the Yankees. And there was troubling news for both of those teams coming out of Monday's games. Boston DH David Ortiz, expected to carry an even larger load following the trade of Manny Ramirez, may be having further problems with the left wrist that kept him sidelined for nearly two months. And Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain left the game with what at the least is being described as stiffness in his right shoulder and likely to force him to miss one start, and could have a serious impact on their chances. Then there's this entertaining passage from ESPN.com, with reseacher Mark Simon coming up with parallels between the '69 Mets and the '08 Rays: How are the 2008 Rays similar to the 1969 Mets? On the 1969 Mets, the ace starter was 24-year-old Tom Seaver On the 2008 Rays, the ace starter is 24-year-old Scott Kazmir The 1969 Mets had a 61-101 record 2 years prior to winning the World Series (1967) The 2008 Rays had a 61-101 record 2 years ago (2006) The 1969 Mets had a closer, Ron Taylor, who had won a World Series (1964) The 2008 Rays have a closer, Troy Percival, who has won a World Series (2002) The 1969 Mets were 53-39 at the All-Star break The 2008 Rays were 55-39 at the All-Star break The 1969 Mets manager had a 3-letter first name (Gil) and a 6-letter last name (Hodges) The 2008 Rays manager has a 3-letter first name (Joe) and a 6 ...
Source: www.mcall.com --- 6 days ago
If you were looking for any signs of retreat from the Mets on Wednesday night, you weren't going to find it on the face of Brian Schneider. ... Find more results for Pennant on RSSMicro.com |
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Ken Griffey Jr. spent a good part of his childhood in Cincinnati, played there for nine more years. It's the place he raised his children, where he's made numerous friends, still has family. ...
A press release from the Mets ... The Mets are selling "Pennant Race Packs," available online at mets.com through Tuesday, Sept. 2. The packs start at $497 per upper-box seat at Shea Stadium. ...
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