Year: 2009
Detroit Tigers, Luke is Your Father
I know this isn’t the line, but just go with it. I guess this would make Darth Vadar the Detroit…
Read more »Series Talk: These Guys Again? – Mariners @ Angels
Seattle Mariners (22-26) @ Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (24-22) Game 1 Starters: SEA – Jason Vargas (1-0, 1.29 ERA) …
Read more »Gamecocks win in Greenville vs. the Pats
The Univ of South Carolina baseball won their opening game against George Mason today after a 80 min weather delay…
Read more »Exciting Times
This is an exciting time for Pittsburgh. First things first, the Pens are back in the Stanley Cup Finals. Remember…
Read more »The fight for last place
I’m going to be out of town this weekend and likely won’t post much beyond gamethreads before Sunday evening. But…
Read more »Relaxed, ready, and resolute
I’ve been to six Cavalier games this year, and have watched 70+ more. At this point, I’ve feel like I’ve…
Read more »Wolves Updates 5/29 Part 2
From Denver Stiffs: A CALL TO ARMS… From: Denver StiffsDate: Fri, May 29, 2009 at 1:53 AMSubject: A call to…
Read more »76’ers pass on Thibs, hire Eddie Jordan
Tom Thibodeau must be a horrible interview, because I think being the architect of a devastating defense that has vastly…
Read more »Introduction
Why A Timberwolves Blog? I’ve started and fizzled out on a few other blogs that I started. Only time will…
Read more »Check back in 10 days…
To see if the Cincinnati Reds are for real. They have a seven game road trip to Milwaukee and Saint…
Read more »Tonight’s Red Sox Lineup 5/29 vs. the Blue Jays
Jacoby Ellsbury, CFDustin Pedroia, 2BJ.D. Drew RFKevin Youkilis, 1BJason Bay, LFDavid Ortiz, DHMike Lowell, 3BGeorge Kottaras, CJulio Lugo, SS Tim…
Read more »On Yankee bonding, hating Monty Python, and offensive t-shirts
A few notes on a Friday afternoon: * I saw pictures online of some of the Yankee players at Thursday’s…
Read more »The reason people pay attention to splits
This is Randy Bush. He played with the Twins in the 80s and early 90s. He was born in the…
Read more »First Quarter Report Card – Coaches and Front Office
I thought my days of teaching (and thus grading) were behind me, but little did I know that being a…
Read more »The Hunt for the Elusive Vikings Cheerleader Interview: Part 1 – Who to Interview?
Men have lofty goals in life. Some aspire to be great fathers and countrymen, others hope to rub one out…
Read more »How Much Longer Can Tito Manage?
Terry Francona had another health issue after yesterday’s game in Minnesota. Throughout his years with the Red Sox he has…
Read more »Halo Headlines – 5/29/09
Eddie Bane is saying that the Halos will be targeting power hitters in the upcoming draft. Mike Trout, Everrett Williams,…
Read more »Biz Of Basketball interview with Kahn
Maury Brown/Biz Of Basketball caught up with David Kahn last Sunday in an interview that “covers how business and basketball…
Read more »Around The Halo 5/29/09
Tonight the Angels will begin a three game series against division rivals Seattle Mariners to close out a quick six…
Read more »Mets’ ‘Black Knight’ approach to injuries
Why are people making such a big deal over Carlos Delgado saying he can’t guarantee he will be back this…
Read more »Is it time for Jorge Posada to take off his catcher’s mask?
Jorge Posada will be 38 this summer. By the time Yogi Berra and Johnny Bench were 38, Yogi was in…
Read more »Links of the Day 5/29/09
The Colts, man… I don’t know. Ah yes, the various baseball cards of your favorite media personalities. Is it possible…
Read more »A Thank You To Versus
I wanted to send a quick thank you to the Versus network for sending out a bunch of t-shirts and…
Read more »New mechanics, reliance on slider hurting Papelbon
There’s been no shortage of events this season that have taken us by surprise. David Ortiz, of course, is the big one. But what about Jason Varitek being in double-digit home runs before June? Tim Wakefield being our steadiest starter to date?
Here’s one that’s taken us by surprise: Jonathan Papelbon looking mortal. His 2.57 ERA is the highest its been as a closer, and superseded only by his 2.67 ERA as a rookie, when he served as a starter and reliever.
His FIP, however, would easily be the highest of his career as it sits at 4.60. He’s still striking out well over a batter an inning and is limiting the number of hits he’s given up, but it’s the free passes that have changed everything.
Read more »What a Difference a Week Makes
When the Blue Jays entered Fenway last week the series was billed as the playoffs in May. The Jays were…
Read more »Rajon Rondo’s Look-a-Way Trip?
From Peter Vecsey's column in the NY Post: Attempting to justify his role as a Bruce Lee, er, Bowen clone,…
Read more »Is signability a concern?
Quick reminder: if you want a WHYGAVS shirt, please e-mail me by the end of the day today with the…
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