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Friday, September 26, 2008


THT Note: Plunking the Indians

by Dave Studeman

Down to the wire

by Craig Brown
The Twins' sweep of the White Sox means a crazy weekend is in store for the AL Central. It's likely to extend into Monday.

The A’s farm system, transformed

by Mike Swan
Quietly, Oakland has built one of the best minor league systems, using fire sale trades and unexpected breakthroughs. Here are the best of the bunch.

This annotated week in baseball history: Sept. 21-Sept. 27, 1946

by Richard Barbieri
On Sept. 22, 1946 Larry Dierker was born. He would go on to be the Houston franchise leader in innings pitched, starts and complete games. After his playing career, he became the Astros leader in managerial winning percentage.

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