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The 1/3 of the Season Awards
Share We are about a third of the way through the season and there have already been many surprises. I compiled some stats, standings, and some different team and individual awards as we approach
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If the NFL Stars Played Baseball: Part 2
Share Okay so after Joel came up with the brilliant idea of picking his NFL baseball team, I thought I could put my spin on it as well. This was one of my favorite
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Josh Hamilton Went Beast Mode
Share Okay, I know, I’m a day late posting about Hamilton’s Epic night, but this is just too good to not blog about. As most of the sports world knows, Josh Hamilton didn’t have
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Mike Rizzo, Please Shut Up
Share On Sunday Night, Cole Hamels and the Philadelphia Phillies were taking on the new and improved Washington Nationals. After losing the first two games of the series, the Phils were out to make
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Tim Welke- You are a Bleeping Idiot
Share Has to be one of the worst calls I have seen in a very long while Seriously though… This ranks up with one of the absolute worst calls I have ever seen. Like
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Bryce Harper Gets the Call to the Bigs
Share When I was 19 years old I was in my Freshman year of college just trying to see a few innings out on the bump. Bryce Harper on the other hand, got his
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Mr. Perfect
Share 27 up, 27 down. Seems easy right? Guess again. In honor of Philip Humber’s perfect game this Saturday, I thought I would break down the a perfect game in numbers. To start off,
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Best of the NL- Pitching
Share Pitching is a premium in the game of baseball. For the most part, a team gets as far as their pitching can take them. Pitchers salaries have sky rocketed in the past few
Read More »Don’t Press The Panic Button Just Yet
Share It’s easy to jump the gun and say that your team is already headed down the wrong path and that they are not a World Series contender. Relax. The first month of the
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Laser Show
Share Rick Ankiel has always been known for his absolute gun for an arm. He came into the league as a pitcher, but seemed to not be able to make the 60 ft 6
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