A Cyclones vs: Staten Island Yankees game is a bit of a paradox to say the least. Within recent years, it has become increasingly more apparent that no matter who their favorite big league team is, when it comes down to short-season ball, it really depends upon where you live.
Here’s anonther explanation: Brooklyn native Dellin [...]
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Roto World is reporting that the Cleveland Indians have designated Roberto Hernandez for assignment. When does Omar go out and circumvent his other big acquistion this year, Jake Gautreau?
I’m sure you guys will get the impression I’m yearning for a trade rumor pretty badly when I tell you I was considering waking up and writing [...]
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The word on Eddie Lutz is that he’s injured his ankle, although I have no idea as of right now how serious the injury. For those of you that don’t know, Lutz, the Mets 3rd round pick out of Alvernia College in PA. was taken out of the game last night, after it was thought [...]
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Brooklyn, N.Y.- On a cumalative effort by a 38th round draft pick, some family ties, and strong 25 mph winds that failed to dieter a sold-out crowd, the [...]
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At T.C. Palm, Eric Pfhaler writes about Sean Henry’s full-time transition to the lead-off spot . Quote:
Henry also is seeing a lot more pitches since batting .231 in April, which has allowed him to be a more effective hitter. He has raised his average to .281 and maintained power — Henry has a team-high seven home [...]
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