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UCB National League Central Predictions
Published 4/1/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... Pittsburgh Pirates - Neal Huntington has this team headed in the right direction, but the time is not now.  If there is a higher power, one can only hope he/she sees fit to give Pittsburgh a Pirates team worthy of their beautiful ballpark and long-suffering fans.  Perhaps they should give Barry Bonds’ agent a call?  You know, for old times?  Chalk up the Bucs for about 68 wins. ...

NL West Preview
Published 4/1/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... is one of my favorite players since he does so many things well—fielding, hitting, running. He could probably replicate Barry Bonds’ production if only Scott Boras were his agent. ...

Under The Knife: Does This Projection Make Me Look Fat? by Will Carroll
Published 3/26/2009 at Baseball Prospectus
... though differently. Silver told me that, "height is more important for pitchers, while weight is more important for hitters." There are obviously accuracy issues, but there is an internal consistency. Other systems vary in their use of player size. Dan Symborski's ZIPS system doesn't use height and weight information, in large part because of accuracy. He also points out that players often change over the course of their career, making us wonder exactly when Barry Bonds ' weight on BaseballReference.com was accurate. It's worse with Kirby Puckett . Sean ...

What count matters most?
Published 3/4/2009 by Travis G at Pinstripe Alley
... concern three ball counts (because it skyrockets on-base average). In 2008, batters had just a .621 OPS (68 OPS+) after a 2-2 count. It rose significantly (to 1.075, or 194 OPS+) after a 3-1 count. That 2-1 pitch is huge. It allows the pitcher to either get even (and on 2 strikes, makes the batter protect the plate), or give the hitter a huge advantage because 3 balls is just one pitch from being walked. So in terms of equivalency, they turn from Joey Gathright into Barry Bonds. But an even larger difference occurs on a 2-0 pitch. A strike (2-1) causes ...

When Everything Is Off The Record - The Power of Secrets: Brian Boehringer On Monday
Published 2/27/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... - Barry Bonds If you crack open your Baseball Steroid Era history books, all four of these guys figure prominently. Brian is connected to each of them. Brian was also a player rep from 1998 to at least 2003. He attended Players Association meetings and heard people talk, all different people. What did they say, Jimmy? We, your readers and biggest fans, need to know! Um, I can't tell you everything. Because I got the one phrase reporters must hate to hear, as much as they love to hear:"This part's off the record." Cool, you think when told this, I am trusted. I am part of ...

An Ultimate Spring Training Invite: The Historical Press Conference
Published 2/21/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Dugout Central
... Instead, he’ll talk about parts of five seasons with the Giants, a team that also included Barry Bonds.  He’ll compare his former teammates Bonds and Alex Rodriguez and go into a detailed analysis of each, then discuss their steroidal activities.  Then he’ll discuss the stigma the two always played under while he didn’t play under any stigma since he played clean.  “Nope, we didn’t talk about it much, me and the other players.  That was a media thing.  We just wanted to play baseball.” ...

Who else is on the list?
Published 2/10/2009 by Chris H. at The Yankee Universe
Alex Rodriguez has been outed, now, what other names do you think may be featured in the 2003 results (there are 104 in total)? I don’t consider this to be inappropriate speculation, instead, I think it’s only fair for us to wonder about who the other names are since they have yet to be released. If one guy’s name is released, release them all, right? Here are a few players that I think could be on the list. 1. Barry Bonds 2. Bret Boone 3. Jason Giambi 4. Aubrey Huff 5. Bill Mueller 6. Gary ...

PITTSBURGH PIRATES - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 2/2/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... of Pie Traynor for a long time. I knew he was a Hall of Famer (one of 13 on this list.) I knew defensively he was considered to be the best third baseman before Brooks Robinson. I knew he was also a great run producer even though he wasn't a home run hitter. What I didn't know is why he was called "Pie." Do you know why? He liked pies. You'd think I'd be able to figure that one out! STARTING LEFT FIELDER BARRY BONDS Look at that skinny kid! When people hem and haw about Bonds being in ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 40 and Up
Published 1/30/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... See above. Except for the talk radio thing. Timlin's kind of a mute. Tim Wakefield, SP: Played with a quiet intensity by Clint Howard since 1991. Even Older Than Those Guys Orlando Hernandez, SP: Most say his career is over but he already has a rubber arm. So what if he needs a year to rehab? He'll be back. Called me at 2AM to say "If you see one film this year, make it HOTEL FOR DOGS." Barry Bonds, OF: Should play. I wrote it like 8 times on two different websites last year. Can't ...

Top Talent-Producing Universities (Revisited)
Published 12/22/2008 by lar@wezen.net (lar) at Wezen Ball - A Baseball Blog
... Arizona St. University 88 4244 Barry Bonds (714 WS), Reggie Jackson (444 WS), Sal Bando (283 WS) University of Michigan 72 ...

Furcal Returns
Published 12/16/2008 by JC at Sabernomics
... As a fan, I’m a bit disappointed with this move. I understand that there is a distinction between what players do on and of the field. Furcal’s second DUI in the city that I live really soured me. At the time, I wanted the Braves to suspend him for the season. I don’t think he even got the night off. I find it amazing that Barry Bonds can’t find a job because of his association with performance-enhancing drugs, yet you don’t even see Furcal’s drunk driving issues mentioned. It hasn’t even been two years since ...

Nomar Garciaparra
Published 11/26/2008 by Jesse at Twinkie Town
... and, of course, all-time home run record holder Barry Bonds.  This year's crop of veteran ambassadors to the game is no less prestigious, with the futures of ...

Exit Poll: The Showdown for NL MVP (a sequel)
Published 11/17/2008 by Derrick Goold at Bird Land
... in the top five in voting in his first three full seasons, from 1938 to ‘40, and he won the MVP in 1940. Hall of Famer Paul Waner won the NL MVP in 1927, his second season in the majors, but it was five more years before he returned to the voters’ top 10. Atlanta’s Chipper Jones finished in the top 20 in voting in each of his first eight seasons. Barry Bonds won his second MVP in his seventh season in the majors. Howard is the first National ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #40 Brian McRae
Published 11/10/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review
... I imagine it must be difficult to work in a career field that your father is famous for excelling in. I pursued a very different career field than my father so there wasn't really any footsteps to fill. But for sons of fathers who began their own successful business, or sons of famous athletes and actors, it must be frustrating to try and shed that "son" label. Some seem to excel. Barry Bonds and ...

The Jeter Meter
Published 9/30/2008 by Steve Lombardi at WasWatching.com
... 1180 Ind. Games Frank Thomas 1179 Ind. Games Rickey Henderson 1169 Ind. Games Edgar Martinez 1136 Ind. Games Jeff Bagwell 1134 Ind. Games Derek Jeter 1120 Ind. Games Manny Ramirez 1116 Ind. Games Joe Morgan 1108 Ind. Games Barry Bonds 1107 Ind. Games Chipper Jones 1102 Ind. ...

The Hardball Times:Gouge Away
Published 8/18/2008 by Chris Jaffe at The Hardball Times
... $5.00 $4.25 $0.75 MIN $4.00 $3.25 $0.75 CLE $4.50 $4.25 $0.25 PHI $3.75 $3.50 $0.25 CWS $4.75 $4.75 same CHC $4.59 $4.59 same STL $4.00 $4.00 same CIN $4.09 $4.09 same Though both Chicago teams didn't have the real best seats still available, I'm pretty sure neither actually changes this fee based on section. Zeus's pimples, the Giants run up the prices! They did last year too, but only up $11.25, not $15.25. Did someone forget to tell the marketing department they didn't resign Barry Bonds this year? As noted, the Yanks probably gun their convenience fees by about ...

Brian Giles Will Stay in San Diego
Published 8/8/2008 at FanHouse
... 's injuries continue to nag, though finding one at this time of year can be difficult. Though there is this one guy who's left-handed, can DH, and I hear is looking for work ... ...

Somebody Call the Waaaaaah-mbulance
Published 7/11/2008 by In a Nutsack (noreply@blogger.com) at wrigleyville23
... Which is kind of stupid. Regardless of how much I hate Barry Bonds and his cocky attitude and better-than-thou arrogance, the man droid is a hitting machine. He's a 13-year All-Star with a career batting line of .298/.444/.607 with a google-zillion HRs and doubles and walks and you know the drill.

Big Mac's Long Road Back
Published 7/1/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Craig Calcaterra) at ShysterBall
... passion for baseball is driving him back after he retired in 2001. "He would be a tremendous hitting coach," Colorado Rockies general manager Dan O'Dowd says. "Really, he'd be great at just about anything he wanted to do in baseball. He has so much passion for the game, and so much to offer."I'm often critical of the uneven way in which players associated with steroids are treated by the media and the public at large. Some are pariahs, whether they are convincingly linked to steroids or not. Others don't miss a beat on their way to ...

A Tampa Bay-Florida World Series? Don’t Laugh …
Published 6/27/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... in the NL, and play in a stadium named after an underwear brand. And these are two teams of good quality, with compelling opponents, very good young players that generally play an exciting brand of baseball, and yet they still lack the established fan base needed to get people to come to their games. You think anyone would even bother to watch on TV? A Rays-Marlins World Series would make the 2002 World Series ratings look like the Super Bowl, and they had Barry Bonds in mid-roids glory. The Rays have Rocco Baldelli and a mitochondrial disorder. Bad ...