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The Baseball Analysts: Lederer: BBWAA Opens Up Its Membership to Web-Based Writers
The Baseball Writers Association of America voted yesterday to open up its membership for the first time to web-based baseball writers. Qualified candidates were required to be “full-time baseball writers who work for websites that are credentialed ...
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The Dish: Keith Law Speaks
Yesterday’s BBWAA decision to allow internet-based writers membership represents progress.  That should be welcomed and celebrated.  There’s still an underside.  That should not be ignored.  Second, Bob Dutton, the ...

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Stamford Times: Andy Rooney — A no-hit game for me
I’m gonna pour myself a Racumin smoothie, zap on the latest from Home Blitz, dream-ooze about Ziva Rodann...and not get all worked up. lalalalalalalalalalala… My disinterest in baseball as a kid has lasted all my life. I’m still not interested ...
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JoeLavin.com - Jose Canseco Reviewed: With Spoilers
With a big hat-tip to Deadspin… This random guy, Joe Lavin, who’s apparently some sort of Internet writer dumb-lucked his way into buying a copy of Canseco’s new book about two weeks early. There are three big names named - but all three have ...
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MLB.com: Buehrle tosses no-hitter
Buehrle tosses no-hitter
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Florida Icon: George Steinbrenner
"(Steinbrenner, reportedly in ill health, would not agree to be interviewed in person. He answered questions via e-mail.)”...I guess the regular toadyrubenstein@ addy musta bounced back. (On how he feels about the Tampa Bay Devil Rays): The ...
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Father has concerns about Joba Chamberlain’s move to pen
Harlan: The First Dangerous Vision? Make no mistake Harlan Chamberlain, Joba’s father, is happy for his son. But he was rather quick to admit in a telephone interview earlier this afternoon that he has some health reservations about his 21-year-old ...
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Arizona Republic: No logic behind D-Backs success
In fact, based solely on run differential, [the D-Backs] are among the biggest overachievers in baseball history… The Diamondbacks have scored 467 runs and allowed 496. Using James’ formula, they would be expected to have a .470 winning ...
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Beckett Media: The Mother of All Topps Cards!
Mother Teresa jumped the gum? The 2007 Topps Allen & Ginter product had barely been on the market 48 hours when one of the best cards available was pulled by a local dealer during last week’s National Sports Collectors Convention. Chad Smith, ...
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COSELLOUT: Rick Reilly is a Dork & Why it Matters
The Missing Links...found. Big Mac - A Case Study: Perhaps Reilly could be best summed up by his coverage AFTER Mark McGwire found himself sniffling in front of Congress. Reilly’s next column immediately jumped on the hypocritically-righteous ...
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Fans in a Froth for the Mug in Which Bernie Brewer Bathed
Read about the effort to get Bernie Brewer his beer mug back. “It is MILLER Park. They are the BREWERS,” one wrote. “You have to walk through 40,000 people grilling out and drinking to get there. You can’t suddenly make it a nonalcoholic ...
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Detroit suck-ups deny Rod unanimous MVP
Rodriguez had 28 first-place votes and 382 points in balloting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Ordonez had two firsts and 258 points, and was followed by the Angels’ Vladimir Guerrero (203) and Boston’s David Ortiz (177). The ...
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N.Y. Times: Cole and Stigler: More Juice, Less Punch (RR)
What happens when you mix a professor of sociology with a professor of statistics? This… Barry Bonds’s career has been the most scrutinized, and in fact his home run production in the years after he supposedly started taking drugs does show ...
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Boston Globe: Shaughnessy: Planets seem to be aligning for Rice’s election to the Hall
In the fritzwicky dark matter of the CHB Universe...perhaps. Two years ago, Rice received more votes than any player who didn’t earn enshrinement, but last year his chances diminished because of the introduction of new candidates Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn. The best new names on this year’s ballot are Tim Raines and David Justice. Rice beats both. ...It can only help Rice.
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Hillenbrand’s life away from baseball is wild with animals - Los Angeles Times
This doesn’t exactly dispel the notion that Hillenbrand is one weird dude. “It’s like Dr. Doolittle,” Hillenbrand says. “We have animals everywhere. If you don’t get along you can’t stay.” Well, maybe. But did Doolittle ever come ...
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ESPN: Quinn: Rusty Hardin Q&A transcript
This goes on forever...with tons of stuff on Andy Petit, HCH and other non-statistical goodies! T.J. Quinn: Well, when someone sat and looked at just the numbers for Roger’s career, what conclusions do you think they drew? Rusty Hardin: Oh, I ...
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Red Sox mob beats up Yankees fan in Cambridge
Wow!...The Whitey Ford Bulgers are wilding early this year! The official start to the 2008 baseball season is about a month away, but the age-old rivalry between the Yankees and Red Sox is already getting ugly. A group of men — some with Irish ...
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L.A. Times: Arte Moreno picks up tab (RR)
David Ruprecht...stick to politics! Owner Arte Moreno surprised some three dozen Angels fans by inviting them on an impromptu shopping spree in the team’s gift store after Friday night’s home opener. Merisa Jensen, a 25-year-old USC senior from ...
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Angels’ top prospect Nick Adenhart to make major-league debut
Because he can’t be any worse than Dustin Moseley… Nick Adenhart, the 21-year-old right-hander who is the Angels’ top pitching prospect, will make his major league debut tonight against the A’s on three days rest. Adenhart, who was recalled ...

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