10 World Series Observations
Congratulations to the New York Yankees again for winning another World Series Championship. They proved to be the better team in a matchup of juggernaut offenses.
Share on FacebookAngels and (Yankee) Demons
By now, you’ve heard that the Angels successfully mounted a comeback in last night’s sloppy game versus the Yankees. Although there’s no need to panic yet, you can bet your ass the Yankees are starting to have flashbacks of the 2004 ALCS.
Share on FacebookPete Rose: I’d Vote for A-Rod to Make HOF
Yesterday, baseball’s all time hits leader was interviewed on Dan Patrick’s radio show.
Share on FacebookA-Rod Returns with a Bang
As you may have already heard, Alex Rodriguez returned yesterday.
Share on FacebookESPN and Seton Hall Poll Fans about Steroids
ESPN and Seton Hall teamed up to poll over 800 sports fans on a couple of steroids-related questions. About 25% of respondents believe that at least half of all MLB players are currently using human growth hormone.
Share on FacebookRansom Notes
Step aside, Chris Coste, looks like we have another 33-year old rookie on the lookout. Well, close to a rookie, anyhow, considering he does have 166 Major League at bats. Regardless, Alex Rodriguez (you may have heard of him) has left a monumental void at third base for the New York Yankees. Although all signs point to the Yankees eventually pulling out the wallet and signing a utility player with more MLB service, Cody Ransom will have a chance to prove himself.
Share on Facebook5 Reasons the Yankees Won’t Win it All in 2009
Unless you just awoke from a five moth coma, you already know that the Yankees spent roughly a quarter billion dollars this offseason, collecting free agent prizes like Digger Phelps collects matching tie and highlighter sets. Along with Mark Teixeira, they bargained for two pitchers who are so good they don’t even need first names, just initials. But even with these All Star acquisitions, the Yankees may not even be the best team in their state, let alone their division.
Share on FacebookBud Is No Friend to Baseball
You would think that starting up an MLB-focused blog a day after the annual “New York Yankee spring training confessional” press conference implies a focus on this year’s circus leader, Alex Rodriguez. However, there’s plenty a of media coverage concerning his use of banned substances from 2001-2003; instead, I’d like to draw some attention to another story that was conveniently planned to slip under the radar as A-Rod demanded the attention of baseball fans everywhere. It’s a story that is as infuriating as it is expected.
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