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Daily Roundup, 04/16/11
With most of the northeast underwater, there were a couple of rainouts today (including the entire AA Eastern League), but there was also a doubleheader in Atlanta, so there was plenty of baseball. Speaking of that doubleheader, the Mets dropped … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfonso Soriano, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Brandon Wood, Carlos Lee, Chipper Jones, Dallas Braden, Detroit Tigers, Felix Hernandez, Freddy Garcia, Jair Jurrjens, Jake Fox, Jason Varitek, joe nathan, Johnny Damon, Jordan, Josh Beckett, Juan Pierre, Justin Verlander, kansas city royals, Los Angeles Angels, Mike Pelfrey, minnesota twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics, Phil Coke, Rick Porcello, Sean O'Sullivan, seattle mariners, Starlin Castro, tampa bay rays, texas rangers, Tyler Chatwood, Vernon Wells
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Daily Roundup, 04/11/11
Some West Coast games still ongoing. Updates may follow. (ETA: Uh, updates happened. Thanks, Mariners!) The Rays/Red Sox game. Where to begin? -Coming into the game, the Rays had scored 20 runs on 47 hits in their first nine games. … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Gonzalez, Alexi Ogando, Boston Red Sox, Brent Lillibridge, Chicago White Sox, Chone Figgins, cleveland indians, daily roundup, david ortiz, Detroit Tigers, Felix Hernandez, houston astros, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jordan, Juan Pierre, Justin Verlander, Kurt Suzuki, luis rodriguez, Mark Buehrle, Miguel Olivo, mitch talbot, Oakland Athletics, Sam Fuld, seattle mariners, tampa bay rays, texas rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, wins are stupid
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Daily Roundup, 04/09/11. Seventeen Games, Bonus Frames
With the much-delayed suspended LA-SD game from last night and a Texas-Baltimore doubleheader, we had 17 games in action tonight, and enough crazy to last a week. The Twins lost 1-0. -The only run of the game scored on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Bruce Chen, Carlos Ruiz, Charlie Morton, Chicago White Sox, Chris Narveson, clay buchholz, Colby Rasmus, daily roundup, Dan Haren, Francisco Rodriguez, Hiroki Kuroda, Hisanori Takahashi, James Loney, Javier Vazquez, jeff mathis, jeff samardzija, Joakim Soria, Jonathan Broxton, Jordan, Kansas city Roylas, Los Angeles Angels, los angeles dodgers, minnesota twins, New York Yankees, Phil Coke, Phil Humber, Philadelphia Phillies, roy oswalt, Russell Martin, Sam Fuld, san diego padres, san francisco giants, st. louis cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, Vernon Wells, Victor Martinez
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Daily Roundup, 04/07/11
The Red Sox are 0-6. -This time, it wasn’t the starter’s fault. Jon Lester was terrific. That’s not unpredictable. –Fausto Carmona, who recorded fewer outs (9) than runs (10) in his first start, went seven strong, allowing only two hits. … Continue reading
Daily Roundup, 04/04/11
Abbreviated schedule tonight, but there were some interesting happenings. Here we go: Elvis Andrus homered. -Andrus was the only player to accumulate 600 plate appearances and not hit any home runs in 2010. –Also in this game, Nelson Cruz homered … Continue reading
Daily Roundup, 4/2/11
22 year old Chris Tillman (who threw a no-hitter in AAA last year) pitched six no-hit innings against Tampa. On account of it being him being 22 and being at 101 pitches in his first start of the year, he … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Gonzalez, Austin Jackson, Chris Tillman, daily roundup, Erick Almonte, Francisco Liriano, Francisco Rodriguez, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jayson Nix, John Lackey, Jordan, Jose Molina, kansas city royals, minnesota twins, Nick Markakis, san diego padres, seattle mariners
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Daily Roundup, 3/31/11—Welcome Back, Baseball. We’ve Missed You
Happy Opening Day!! Our long national wintry nightmare is finally over as the 2011 season kicked off today with an abbreviated schedule, but there was plenty of wackiness to go around. Rickie Weeks and Carlos Gomez led off the season … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Pujols, Carlos Gomez, Clayton Kershaw, daily roundup, Derek Lowe, Jeff Francoeur, jeff mathis, Jordan, kansas city royals, livan hernandez, los angeles dodgers, Melky Cabrera, milwaukee brewers, Rickie Weeks, Russell Martin, san diego padres, san francisco giants, st. louis cardinals, Tim Lincecum
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In which Jordan tries to predict baseball
We know it goes against this site, but before this season begins, we have decided…to predict baseball. That’s right, we’ll be offering our predictions on what will happen in the 2011 season, at least in terms of regular season standings. … Continue reading
YCPB Awards–Not Quite the Year of the Pitcher
In 1968, twenty pitchers pitched at least 175 innings with ERAs under 2.50. Seven of those twenty had ERAs under 2.00, led by Bob Gibson’s miniscule 1.12 (in 304.2 innings). Detroit’s Denny McLain went 31-6, becoming just the third 30-game … Continue reading
