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State Of The AL East

State Of The AL East

We’re all familiar with the Orioles season. There is a plan in place, the organization is building towards something promising, but the franchise’s time is not right now. The rest of the AL East however is in full-on contention mode. So let’s talk about that.  (You...

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Updating The AL West

Updating The AL West

The AL West has the best center fielder since Willie Mays and the best two-way player since Babe Ruth in Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani. It also saw the #4 prospect in baseball make his debut less than two weeks ago when the Seattle Mariners called up Jarred Kelenic....

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MLB Notes: May 13th

MLB Notes: May 13th

We’re 20 percent through the season and I find myself simultaneously thinking it should be over and thinking its barely started. The first is clearly a reaction to last season’s abbreviation, a  psychosis that will hopefully be alleviated in short order. The second is...

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NL East Entertainment

NL East Entertainment

Entertaining games? Check. A group of superstars as young as 22 and as old as 36? Check. An alleged argument between the newly acquired star shortstop and the second baseman over a rodent? Check. This season, the National League East has provided just about every form...

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Reviewing Dodgers and Padres Round 1

Reviewing Dodgers and Padres Round 1

Last weekend’s Dodgers-Padres series was one of the most anticipated April series in baseball’s history and it absolutely lived up to the hype. Between a game lasting nearly five hours, a pitchers’ duel and a three-run eighth inning from the Padres to avoid a sweep,...

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MLB Finally Takes A Real Stand

MLB Finally Takes A Real Stand

Major League Baseball likes to portray itself as this entity that is intertwined with the fabric of our country. “National Pastime” and “America’s Game” are two phrases that many writers, fans, and the industry use to describe the game and its importance to the...

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