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About Matthew CarruthMatthew Carruth previously worked for ESPN.com. He has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania and minors in Ancient History, Economics and Statistics. He currently works as a software engineer in Seattle.Choose year: 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Matthew Carruth's Articles2007THT Daily: One Day MoreOctober 01, 2007The Phillies take the NL East, but the Rockies and Padres have to play one more day to finalize the postseason schedule. THT Daily: All Comes Down to ThisSeptember 30, 2007Two playoff spots are up for grabs in the NL during this final day of the regular season. THT Daily: ClinchingSeptember 29, 2007The AL playoff matches are set, two of the of four NL teams are in and we're pretty sure who the other two are going to be. THT Daily: Phils in FirstSeptember 28, 2007With three days left in the season, the Phillies are finally close to fulfilling Jimmy Rollins' preseason prediction. THT Daily: Heads will rollSeptember 27, 2007Each National League division-leading team lost yesterday. Baseball's final weekend should be wild and wooly. THT Daily: The NL wildcard is where it’s atSeptember 26, 2007With their come-from-behind victory over the Giants last night, the Padres lead the Phillies and Rockies by one game in the NL wildcard race. THT Daily: Gaining by not playingSeptember 25, 2007The Phillies, Rockies and Red Sox all gained ground even though they didn't play yesterday. Among contending teams, only the Brewers won their game to advance in their division. THT Daily: Rockies sweep PadresSeptember 24, 2007Colorado is only a game-and-a-half out of the wild card slot. THT Dartboard: September 23, 2007September 23, 2007A look at the possible playoff teams. THT Daily: Final WeekSeptember 23, 2007The AL playoffs are set, the NL still have about seven teams with a chance. THT Daily: First to 20September 22, 2007Josh Beckett became the first pitcher of the year to reach 20 wins. THT Daily: A new GM in HoustonSeptember 21, 2007and lots of action on the field THT Daily: Padres winSeptember 20, 2007...and the Phillies, Red Sox and Brewers lose, affecting several division title races. THT Daily: Playoff contrastsSeptember 19, 2007At this stage of the season, we know exactly which four AL teams will be in the playoffs. However, not a single NL team has a lock on a postseason berth. THT Daily: Will the Mets hang in there?September 18, 2007The Mets play shoddy defense and blow another game, this time to the Nationals. The Phillies are just two-and-a-half games back. THT Daily: Thome’s 500thSeptember 17, 2007And Helton's 300th too. THT Dartboard: September 16, 2007September 16, 2007Internet connection restored in the nick of time, somewhat. THT Daily: 19 and CountingSeptember 16, 2007It looks inevitable that we will see a 20-game winner this season, a feat that's happened every full season except 2006. THT Daily: Close and LateSeptember 15, 2007The biggest margin of victory yesterday was just four runs and 12 of 15 were decided by one or two runs. THT Daily: OffdaySeptember 14, 2007There were only eight games played yesterday, so the Twins' general manager made the biggest news. THT Daily: Thome close to milestoneSeptember 13, 2007Jim Thome hit his 499th career home run last night. THT Daily: Two homer daySeptember 12, 2007Vladimir Guerrero returned to the Angels' lineup and promptly blasted two home runs. What's more, five other batters hit two home runs yesterday. THT Daily: ComebacksSeptember 11, 2007Two dramatic come-from-behind victories last night. THT Daily: The NL wild card tightensSeptember 10, 2007There are now four teams within three games of the NL wildcard lead. THT Dartboard: September 9, 2007September 09, 2007More and more cities are looking towards the NFL kickoff as their baseball season draws to a close. THT Daily: AL Playoffs DecidedSeptember 09, 2007It's time to call this race. Congratulations to the Red Sox, Yankees, Indians and Angels THT Daily: JuiceSeptember 08, 2007Another name joins the list of people supposedly receiving steroid shipments and surprise, it's another oft-injured player. THT Daily: Ankiel DaySeptember 07, 2007Like a tragic character in a Shakespeare play (think King Lear), Rick Ankiel is the hero and anti-hero of the same day. THT Daily: Dbacks over PadresSeptember 06, 2007The Diamondbacks beat the Padres and Jake Peavy yesterday to re-take the lead in the tight NL West. THT Daily: MuddleSeptember 05, 2007That's the word for the NL Central, where three teams playing .500 ball are within a game of first. THT Daily: Pedro’s backSeptember 04, 2007Pedro Martinez returns to the Mets rotation, while fellow New Yorker Roger Clemens tweaks an elbow. THT Dartboard: September 2, 2007September 02, 2007A week of games between playoff contenders have cleared some of the waters as we enter the final month. THT Daily: BABIPSeptember 02, 2007The Mariners are in a complete free fall, dropping eight straight. They still have the time and the opponents remaining to recover, but wow. THT Daily: Single DigitsSeptember 01, 2007Despite several high-scoring games, no team scored 10 or more runs yesterday. THT Daily: New YorkAugust 31, 2007The Yankees fly past the Mariners into the Wildcard lead while the Mets drop precious games to the Phillies. THT Daily: Division racesAugust 30, 2007In the AL, we've likely reached the point where the three winners are now known. In the NL, everything is back up for grabs. THT Daily: MeltdownAugust 29, 2007The Orioles' bullpen allows an 11 spot in the 8th inning to the Devil Rays. THT Daily: 2nd place shutoutsAugust 28, 2007Both the Yankees and the Mariners get shut out on Monday, by a combined score of 22-0. THT Daily: ShowdownsAugust 27, 2007Five of the six division leaders open up a series against the second place team. The only exception is the Indians, who play the third-place Twins. THT Dartboard: August 26, 2007August 26, 2007One week later and nothing's clearer about October. THT Daily: Blowouts in the ALAugust 26, 2007The winning team averaged 9.5 runs against just 2.5 runs for the losers in the AL yesterday. THT Daily: 2 in ChicagoAugust 25, 2007The Red Sox decimate the White Sox in both ends of a doubleheader while the Yankees drop to Detroit. THT Daily: A record streakAugust 24, 2007Kevin Millar sets a Baltimore record by reaching base in 50 consecutive games. His batting average dropped twenty points during the streak. THT Daily: A blowout of historic proportionsAugust 23, 2007Rangers: 30, Orioles: 3. The most runs scored and biggest run differential since foul balls have been counted as strikes. THT Daily: 10 RBI’sAugust 22, 2007That's how many RBI's Garrett Anderson had against the Yankees yesterday. On the other end of the spectrum, there were only four hits in the Indian/Tiger game. THT Daily: Jenks settles for tieAugust 21, 2007Bobby Jenks didn't retire Joey Gathright, so he settles for a tie with Jim Barr for the most consecutive batters retired. THT Daily: Kx17August 20, 2007Johan Santana reminds us all why he's the best pitcher in the game. THT Dartboard: August 19, 2007August 19, 2007A whopping 16 teams are within four games of a playoff spot. THT Daily: Micah OwingsAugust 19, 2007Owings went 4-5 with a double, a pair of homeruns and six RBIs Saturday. He also pitched 7 innings allowing just 3 hits (though all were homeruns), no walks and struck out seven. THT Daily: Veteran RelieversAugust 18, 2007Eric Gagne has shown just how unreliable relief pitchers can be. Better to just go with your own farm products and put the money elsewhere. THT Daily: NL Central dramaAugust 17, 2007The Cardinals shut out the Brewers to sweep their series, and the Cubs win. All three teams are within two-and-a-half games of first place. THT Daily: Price signsAugust 16, 2007The Devil Rays sign the draft's top choice, and the Cardinals are only 3.5 games out of first! THT Daily: Dodgers Lose AnotherAugust 15, 2007The Dodgers lose another game (their 13th loss in their last 16 games), and also lose Nomar for a while. THT Daily: Wildcard WalkoffsAugust 14, 2007Both AL Wildcard leaders, the Mariners and Yankees had walkoff wins after blowing early leads. THT Daily: Jenks ties the recordAugust 13, 2007Bobby Jenks tied a major league record by retiring the 41st consecutive batter he faced. THT Dartboard: August 12, 2007August 12, 2007The playoff races continue to tighten up remarkably. THT Daily: PowerhouseAugust 12, 2007Can anyone stop the Yankee offense? THT Daily: Wild WildcardAugust 11, 2007There are some amazingly close races left to be had. This should be an exciting stretch drive. THT Daily: Ankiel homersAugust 10, 2007Rick Ankiel triumphantly returns to the majors with a three-run homer. THT Daily: 757August 09, 2007Bonds extends his record, and the Rockies score 19 runs against the Brewers—the most at Coors in almost two years. THT Daily: Finally!August 08, 2007Mike Bacsik allows a home run. THT Daily: Record TiedAugust 07, 2007It wasn't a home run or victory record, but the Cardinals tied a major league team record by hitting ten straight basehits in the fifth inning last night. THT Daily: 300 for GlavineAugust 06, 2007The Mets' Glavine wins his 300th game, Kerry Wood returns to pitch for the Cubs and Alfonso Soriano strains his quad. And that was just one game. THT Dartboard: August 5, 2007August 05, 2007Best Players Edition. THT Daily: Homerun ClubAugust 05, 2007I asked for it to be over and my wish was granted. Hurrah! THT Daily: Still no home runsAugust 04, 2007Another day, another night without a home run from either Bonds or Rodriguez. Can we get this over with, please? THT Daily: Wild and WoolyAugust 03, 2007The Astros and Braves played a wild game in Atlanta. THT Daily: Immediate DividendsAugust 02, 2007Mark Teixeira homers in his first game as a Brave. THT Daily: No MilestonesAugust 01, 2007Tom Glavine didn't win his 300th game, A-Rod didn't hit his 500th home run and Barry Bonds didn't hit his 755th home run. But there were a few trades. THT Daily: Trading deadline dayJuly 31, 2007Keep your nose to the Internet for all the latest trade rumors and news. THT Daily: Cubs a half game outJuly 30, 2007The Cubs have almost caught the Brewers in the NL Central. THT Daily: BalanceJuly 29, 2007More separation in the AL divisions is balanced by tighter races in the NL. THT Daily: Falling ThroughJuly 28, 2007At least one trade was nixed at the last minute. We may yet see an exciting deadline. THT Daily: TradesJuly 27, 2007It's deadline weekend and one trade has gone done and another looks ready to. THT Daily: And then there were noneJuly 26, 2007J.J. Putz blows a save and now no closer remains perfect. THT Daily: Biggio retiresJuly 25, 2007Craig Biggio will hang it up at the end of the year, but let's hope he gets hit by a pitch three more times before he does. There's a record at stake. THT Daily: Slumps in the westJuly 24, 2007Both the Angels and Padres are slumping in the west; the Dodgers are taking advantage, the Mariners aren't. THT Daily: Tragedy on the fieldJuly 23, 2007Former major leaguer Mike Coolbaugh dies after being hit in the head by a line drive in a AA game. THT Dartboard: July 22, 2007July 22, 2007Top Dog version, monetarily anyways. THT Daily: OffenseJuly 22, 2007Six teams scored more than 10 runs yesterday. THT Daily: Contenders and PretendersJuly 21, 2007According to coolstandings.com we are down to 13 teams that lay a legitimate claim to a playoff shot. THT Daily: Bonds hits twoJuly 20, 2007Barry Bonds is now just two home runs away from Hank Aaron's record after blasting two into the wind at Wrigley. THT Daily: Reds sweep BravesJuly 19, 2007It took 15 innings, but the struggling Reds managed to sweep the Braves. THT Daily: El Duque steals anotherJuly 18, 2007Orlando Hernandez stole a base for the second game in a row, the first pitcher to do that since 1967, and Ty Wigginton is eight for his last eight. THT Daily: Cubs in the NewsJuly 17, 2007The Chicago Cubs acquired Jason Kendall from the Athletics and beat the Giants in a close one. THT Daily: 10,000 lossesJuly 16, 2007The Phillies lose their 10,000th game. THT Dartboard: July 15, 2007July 15, 2007The first post-break series comes to a close and we evaluate how teams have done thus far. THT Daily: Tipping pointJuly 15, 2007As we head toward mid-July, it is nigh time for teams to solidify their trade deadline strategies. THT Daily: Back in ActionJuly 14, 2007Most teams are back in play after the all-star break THT Daily: Transaction newsJuly 13, 2007Regular season baseball returned, but the big news involved renegotiations, suspensions, contracts and waiving no-trade clauses. THT Daily: Buehrle stays!July 09, 2007And the Mariners are only 2.5 games out of first. THT Dartboard: July 8, 2007July 08, 2007An abridged version this week due to outside circumstances THT Daily: BreaktimeJuly 08, 2007The final game before the All-Star Break, also known to some as three days of boredom. THT Daily: No timeJuly 07, 2007I am doing my best to complete a 4,000-mile car trip in five days, which would explain why I am writing this at 4:30 in a McDonalds. THT Daily: OofJuly 06, 2007The Devil Rays have lost 11 games in a row. THT Daily: All-Star injuriesJuly 05, 2007John Smoltz will be taking the All-Star break off to mend his aching shoulder, and A-Rod may follow suit. THT Daily: Bonds Inches CloserJuly 04, 2007He's now within four home runs of Hank Aaron. Start buying your tickets, Bud Selig. THT Daily: Damien’s on fireJuly 03, 2007Damien Miller, that is. The Brewers' catcher had two home runs and seven RBIs yesterday. THT Daily: Hargrove and NarronJuly 02, 2007Mike Hargrove abruptly quits, and Jerry Narron gets canned THT Dartboard: July 1, 2007July 01, 2007Things get squished in the middle and .500 teams go on runs while leading teams drop back a bit THT Daily: Slump OverJuly 01, 2007Carlos Beltran accomplishes a feat that he himself last accomplished in MLB. THT Daily: End of JuneJune 30, 2007We approach the halfway mark and prepare to turn the calendar over. THT Daily: Milestone DayJune 29, 2007Congrats to Craig Biggio and Frank Thomas for achieving career milestones in hits and home runs. THT Daily: KC SweepsJune 28, 2007The Royals swept the Angels and other surprises from around the majors. THT Daily: The Return of PercivalJune 27, 2007Once retired, Troy Percival returns to the major leagues. THT Daily: Guzman OutJune 26, 2007Cristian Guzman, in the midst of a possible career year, has season-ending thumb surgery. THT Daily: Thank Goodness That’s OverJune 25, 2007The Interleague debacle is behind us. Let the real baseball games begin again. THT Dartboard: June 24, 2007June 24, 2007There's a clear break between the top 10 and the rest. Check them all out in this week's dartboard. THT Daily: Close or BlowoutJune 24, 2007Of yesterday's 15 games, six were decided by just one run and eight were decided by five runs or more. THT Daily: Junior Comes HomeJune 23, 2007Ken Griffey Jr. returned to Seattle for the first time since forcing a trade to Cincinnati and the Reds came in and wrecked up the place. THT Daily: Short SeasonersJune 22, 2007The first few games of short-season A ball are underway as newly signed draft picks start making their way into the professional ranks THT Daily: Welcome SummerJune 21, 2007It's the longest day of the year today. Go out and enjoy it. THT Daily: Almost OverJune 20, 2007Interleague play enters its final week. Back to real baseball soon. THT Daily: Managerial CasualtyJune 19, 2007Whoever had Sam Perlozzo as the first manager fired wins the office pool. THT Daily: AL Resasserts ItselfJune 18, 2007The NL had taken four of the last five days of inter-league play, but the AL reasserted itself yesterday by winning 9 of 14 games. THT Dartboard: June 17, 2007June 17, 2007I don't know what you are talking about, we've been doing these all along. THT Daily: Happy Father’s DayJune 17, 2007To all the fathers out there, including my own, and to those who miss their fathers, a good day to all. THT Daily: Braves Win in NinthJune 16, 2007Other than the Braves comeback against C.C. Sabathia in the 9th, it was an unremarkable day of results. THT Daily: KC takes Missouri crownJune 15, 2007Kansas City wins the first of two series against the Cardinals, the Twins stage a big ninth-inning rally, and Adam Everett breaks a leg. THT Daily: NL Takes the DayJune 14, 2007The National League won its first full day of interleague play, eight to six. Overall, the American League is up, 64-50. THT Daily: No HitterJune 13, 2007Justin Verlander's dominance headlined a night of many fine starting performances, such as Kelvim Escobar's 14 strikeouts in six innings. THT Daily: Few Games, Lots of ActionJune 12, 2007Barry Bonds hits number 747, Carlos Zambrano does his usual pitch/hit thing, and Raul Ibanez goes nuts. THT Daily: Here Come the YanksJune 11, 2007The New York Yankees are winners of 9 of the last 11 and are almost at .500! THT Daily: Clemens Takes the MoundJune 10, 2007Roger Clemens returned to the mound for the Yankees, but Jon Lieber pitched the game of the day and Texas staged a huge comeback over the Brewers. THT Daily: Interleague Play ReturnsJune 09, 2007Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the ballpark. THT Daily: Schilling and the PadresJune 08, 2007Curt Schilling comes within one out of a no-hitter, and the Padres win a wild one. THT Daily: Woe to Chicago Third BasemenJune 07, 2007Joe Crede and Aramis Ramirez both hurt on the same day? The drama continues in Chicago. THT Daily: D’OhJune 06, 2007Our stats feed is being wonky today, so it's a condensed daily. THT Daily: Feats of HittingJune 05, 2007Alfonso Soriano goes 5 for 5 and Mark Ellis hits for the cycle. THT Daily: ARod and VladJune 04, 2007Two of the best players in the major leagues win games for their teams with ninth-inning home runs. THT Daily: Yankee IgnominyJune 03, 2007The Bronx Bombers lose their first baseman and the game, while Roger Clemens' return is delayed. THT Daily: Dugout FightJune 02, 2007Zambrano and Barrett go at it in the Wrigley dugout, while the Indians continue their domination of the Tigers. THT Daily: Big Apple WoesJune 01, 2007Giambi is injured, Beltran too, and former Mets closer Armando Benitez is sent to the Marlins after a terrible outing against, um, New York. THT Daily: Walkoff WalkMay 31, 2007A four-pitch walk to Torii Hunter sends the Twins home happy with a sweep of the White Sox. THT Daily: StandingsMay 30, 2007The Pirates are in second place (albeit under .500) and the Yankees are in last. It's a great day. THT Daily: Damn Red SoxMay 29, 2007Will no one stop the Big Red Sox Machine? THT Daily: Phils Sweep BravesMay 28, 2007Ryan Howard hits two home runs. Are the Phillies starting to make a move? THT Daily: Delgado ReboundsMay 27, 2007The Mets' Carlos Delgado may have finally found his home run stroke, with two dingers against the Marlins yesterday. THT Daily: Bullpens, Oy!May 26, 2007The Dodgers and Cubs compete to see which bullpen can give up the bigger lead. THT Daily: Finally BraunMay 25, 2007Brewer fans have been waiting for this. THT Daily: Royals Gone WildMay 24, 2007The Royals have won eight of their last ten. THT Daily: Angels Increase LeadMay 23, 2007The Angels have won their last six games and are starting to take over the AL West. THT Daily: New York TabloidsMay 22, 2007It's all about Clemens, Giambi and beating the Red Sox. THT Daily: Crazy 8’sMay 21, 2007Florida and Washington both stage eighth-inning comebacks, and the American League takes a 16-12 lead over the National. THT Daily: Interleague Day TwoMay 20, 2007The American League has the early lead, 8 to 5 THT Daily: First Interleague DayMay 19, 2007It will go on for far too long, but one day of interleague play is kind of fun. THT Daily: Friday!May 18, 2007News, notes and links from around the majors to get you to the weekend. THT Daily: Look Out BelowMay 17, 2007The Brewers have lost five of their last six games. THT Daily: Who Is Jesse Litsch?May 16, 2007The newest Blue Jay, that's who. THT Daily: Pitching GemsMay 15, 2007Maddux, Bergmann, Matsuzaka, Haren and others all pitched wonderful games yesterday. And while you're here, visit the Links to find out just where Bergmann came from. THT Daily: Coming From BehindMay 14, 2007The Athletics, Red Sox and Rangers won their games with ninth-inning rallies, overshadowing Fred Lewis' hitting cycle. THT Daily: BlowoutsMay 13, 2007Only two games were decided by two runs or less yesterday. THT Daily: Rack Up Those KsMay 12, 2007Four pitchers hit double digits in strikeouts on Friday. Groundballs and home run ratesMay 11, 2007A further look into groundball tendencies and home runs per flyball allowed. THT Daily: Big Day Out WestMay 11, 2007The Rangers, As and Angels win by a combined 34 runs. Jeff Weaver meanwhile, epically sucks. THT Daily: YankeesMay 10, 2007The Yankees are back to .500. I know you probably didn't notice that given how they are never on national TV. THT Daily: Sac Flies in ChicagoMay 09, 2007The Pirates and Cubs go 15 while Beckett notches another win THT Daily: Break Up the Brewers!May 08, 2007The Milwaukee juggernaut has won eight of its last nine games. THT Daily: Clemens Returns. Again.May 07, 2007Have arm, will travel. THT Daily: Faithless PitchingMay 06, 2007The Yankees' Wang reestablishes himself with a near-perfect game, but the Cardinals lose their ace for the next three months. THT Daily: Red Sox gain leadMay 05, 2007A study in contrasts in the AL East, where Tim Wakefield led a shutout for the Red Sox, but the Yankees lost a slugfest to Seattle. THT Daily: Yankees Rediscover WinningMay 04, 2007The Yankees sweep two from the Rangers. THT Daily: Langerhans’ Head is SpinningMay 03, 2007Ryan Langerhans has been traded twice in less than week. Barry Bonds count: 743 home runs. THT Daily: Yankees’ Woes ContinueMay 02, 2007Philip Hughes had a no-hitter working into the seventh. Then, he pulled a hamstring and will be out for a month. That and more in the Links. THT Daily: Two Complete GamesMay 01, 2007Two in one day: Jeff Suppan and Roy Halladay both pitched complete games yesterday, while the Links go around the majors and touch on the evidence for biometrics, Chris Carpenter's status and a very special walk. THT Daily: TragedyApril 30, 2007On the field, there was an unassisted triple play and the longest game of the year. Off the field, there was a terrible tragedy: the accidental death of St. Louis pitcher Josh Hancock. THT Daily: Good Weaver, Bad WeaverApril 29, 2007Both Weavers pitched today. One gave up no runs in nearly six innings, the other gave up 6 runs in only one-third of an inning. THT Daily: Yet Another Steroids ScandalApril 28, 2007A former Met clubhouse employee has pleaded guilty to distribution of steroids. Plus, Yankees lose to Red Sox and Dodgers mount comeback against Trevor Hoffman. THT Daily: Sosa Smacks TwoApril 27, 2007So does Tony Clark. Two fine young pitchers, Zach Greinke and Boof Bonser, throw goose eggs but Phil Hughes doesn't sizzle in his debut. Links up. THT Daily: Happy BaseballApril 26, 2007Yesterday was a great day for dramatic baseball with extra inning games, another Bonds home run, pitching duels and a tremendous performance in San Diego. Also, Links to who's closing in Cleveland, and who said what about Curt Schilling. THT Daily: Not the World SeriesApril 25, 2007The Tigers lose a wild one to the Angels on a pitcher error. And Links. THT Daily: A-Rod and CompanyApril 24, 2007A-Rod continues his torrid pace, while Prince Fielder, Paul Konerko and Nick Swisher join him for at least a day. Meanwhile, Gary Sheffield is just misunderstood, and how Torii Hunter just dodged a bullet in an extra long version of the Links. THT Daily: Four MoreApril 23, 2007The Red Sox sweep out the Yankees with four consecutive home runs, the links and more. THT Daily: Grandslams and WalkoffsApril 22, 2007We get a couple grandslams and even one that ended the game yesterday. THT Daily: Yanks Sox ShowdownApril 21, 2007The Yankees and the Red Sox kick off their rivalry in a grad way. THT Daily: ExcitementApril 20, 2007Another A-Rod Performance? And the Links THT Daily: Buehrle No-Hits RangersApril 19, 2007The White Sox ace hits his stride, but there's bad news in Seattle regarding the Mariners ace, and we go around the blogosphere for reactions to Charlie Manuel, Buehrle and a look at baseball's walking wounded. Links updated. THT Daily: Battles of the PensApril 18, 2007The Padres beat the Cubs in a taut 1-0 nine-inning "game"... between their bullpens. And injury news and thoughts about defense at SS in the Links. THT Daily: Patriot’s DayApril 17, 2007Despite the rain and the cold, Boston hosts a ballgame and a marathon. THT Links: April WeatherApril 16, 2007The east coast, (and me), suffers through a goodly rain storm THT Daily: The Hills are AliveApril 15, 2007Shawn and Rich Hill combined for 14 innings of two-run ball, but the real pitching star of the day was Curt Schilling, who has now pitched 14 consecutive scoreless innings. THT Links: PostponedApril 09, 2007Where we celebrate the ridiculousness of baseball in the snow THT Links: Science TimeApril 06, 2007HGH != Steroids THT Links: Stats Are UpApril 04, 2007The 2007 statistical feed is up and running. Go wild folks, go wild. THT Links: Opening DayApril 02, 2007It's here THT Links: Cop OutMarch 30, 2007I can't write right now, I'm too busy writing THT Links: That DayMarch 28, 2007The links and general philosophy about Spring THT Links: This Time Next WeekMarch 26, 2007One lone week is all that separates us from Opening Day THT Links: Return of the PapMarch 23, 2007Next week even my mother comes out with a preview of the 2007 season too. THT Links: EquinoxMarch 21, 2007That's right, it's officially spring THT Links: NewsMarch 19, 2007Now with eight times more fluff! THT Links: Hooray SportsMarch 16, 2007Happy St. Paddy's Day Eve! THT Links: Go Quakers GoMarch 14, 200727 hours awake with just one hour of sleep. Warning: May cuntane speling airers. Luck, Leaps and LapsesMarch 01, 2007Following up on J.J. Putz and other pitchers who in 2006 deviated from their career ERAs THT Links: Bon VoyageFebruary 28, 2007I say goodbye for two weeks THT Links: Manic MondayFebruary 26, 2007The week is off to a hectic start so it's a quick edition of the links THT Links: Peek A BooFebruary 23, 2007Where are your links? Here they are! THT Links: Goal!!!!!February 21, 2007Champions League play kicks off Introducing the IPORTFebruary 19, 2007A way of looking at pitchers that can supplement our current methods. THT Links: There’s Nothing OnFebruary 19, 2007I really need baseball to start, there's nothing else to watch! Click here to return to the home page. |