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THT Links: Not So Super Mondayby Matthew CarruthFebruary 05, 2007 With most everyone's attention turned to the NFL this past weekend, we've seen very little in the way of baseball content. Many people consider this a dead sports month with the NFL now finished and baseball months away from meaningful games. Well if you are not a fan of basketball hockey or soccer, all of which are still playing, then I suggest you get the jump on your fellow baseball nuts and starting working out those fantasy draft boards in preparation for the slew of fantasy articles that are about to be written. Run Rockies Run - Dan Fox goes way in-depth on the Rockies baserunning numbers from 2006. A Little Slice of BABIP - Ryan Armbrust examines the league average BABIP at the collegiate level, and then looks a bit deeper into 2006's MLB numbers. A Day in the Life of a Mariner Fan - I'm sure the feeling is shared by fans of several other franchises as well, but Derek Zumsteg posts an excellent piece about the frustrations inherent in rooting for a team with apparently incompetent leadership. Gleeman Finishes Off Twins Prospects - Aaron Gleeman posts about his top five prospects in the Twins organization. Matt Garza narrowly avoids missing the cut due to eligibility rules. Check the link to find out where he falls on the list. Get to Know the Reds - JD Arney at Red Reporter is running a prediction contest involving the Reds, so if you'd like to try your chance at a $50 gift certificate to MLB.com, nows the time to hone up on the Reds and head over to Red Reporter. Another Thing For Yankee Fans to Gloat About - But cool nonetheless. Sean Forman has a list of all teams from 1901 through 2006, sorted by the number of Hall of Fame players on that team. MLB Turns to Ghana - On the other side of the world from China, where MLB recently sent a delegation, they have now also moved to Ghana in West Africa. So I wonder, who would be the Freddy Adu of baseball? Three First Basemen Examined - Marc Normandin at Beyond the Box Score looks at the projections for Mark Teixeira, Mike Jacobs, and Prince Fielder. Pirates Add More "Talent" - The Pirates added Dan Kolb on a one-year minor-league contract with a $1.25 million payoff if he makes the team out of Spring Training. The Pirates also agreed to terms with reigning NL batting champion Freddy Sanchez on a one-year $2.75 million contract. THT Links represents the best efforts of our editors in scouring the various tubes of the interweb for both relevant and irrelevant news items. If you have happened upon a story that we have overlooked or wish to give feedback of any sort, please notify us at (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Matthew Carruth is an editor for The Hardball Times. He welcomes any and all sorts of communication at his email. Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. Do you have a general question or comment for one of THT's writers? Send it in to our weekly mailbag We also welcome unsolicited op-ed pieces of approximately 500 words for consideration. We reserve the right to edit for length, clarity and consistency of style. Please include your whole name and location to be considered. If you have a comment about this specific article, please email the writer. Next Article: More on Pitch Sequences>> <<Previous Article: The Class of '08 |
