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Friday, March 21, 2008

An Oblique Perspective


Chris at the Fantasy Baseball Mafia has posted a very nice article about oblique strains: what they are and how players are affected by them. Good info for fantasy players, and just plain interesting all around.

Posted by Dave Studeman at 9:54pm (0) Comments

The Tales of Don Guillote


Ozzie Guillen is one entertaining dude, but this blog has taken Ozzie entertainment to a new level with his Illustrated History of the Sagacious Don Guillote. Very funny stuff. (Hat tip: South Side Sox).

Posted by Dave Studeman at 3:29pm (0) Comments

The Newberg Report


You don't have to be a Rangers fan to enjoy reading the Newberg Report—it's full of good news all baseball fans can enjoy. In his latest Spring Training report, he positively glows about the Rangers' attack. Talking about Ian Kinsler, Newberg says...
In batting practice, he’s showing an ability to hit the ball to right center with tremendous authority, and I think we’re about to see a player about whom we should be thinking not about 30-30 but about 30-30-.300, a leadoff hitter whose power may make him even more dangerous than Craig Biggio.
Yes, it's biased Ranger insight, but Jamey Newberg's perspectives are always worth reading.

Posted by Dave Studeman at 2:25pm (0) Comments

Wainwright Deal Merits Approval for Cardinals


Viva El Birdos reviews the Wainwright deal, along with the rest of the Cardinals' salary commitments, and finds it a great move by the front office.

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John Patterson Released


John Patterson gets dumped by the Nationals, which doesn't even save them much money. He'll be sure to land on a team willing to pay a little for the chance Patterson can re-capture 2005.

Posted by Matthew Carruth at 10:47am (0) Comments