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Monday, September 15, 2008Zambrano no-hit f/xPosted by Mike FastIf you want to know what Carlos Zambrano was bringing to the plate last night in his no-hitter against the Astros, check out the detailed PITCHf/x breakdown by Harry Pavlidis, always a great source for Cubs analysis. For example, left-handed batters saw 14 splitters from Zambrano, all down and away, including the pitch that struck out Erstad to end the game. The Courage to Stand the HeatPosted by Matthew CarruthTango uses hockey officials as a possible allegory to MLB managers. So what does it take to be a good manager? New Twins Field Gets a NamePosted by Matthew Carruth2009 will mark the last season that the Twins play in the HHH Metrodome and now they have a name for the new park, Target Field. |
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