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NL West Preview
Published 4/1/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... awards candidates from the NL West? Rich: MVP: Manny. No, not Corpas. Nice try. Cy Young: The West has produced the last three NL Cy Young award winners: Webb in 2006, Peavy in 2007, and Lincecum in 2008. Let's make it four different pitchers in four years and give it to Haren in 2009. Rookie of the Year: If it's not Fowler, the Rookie of the Year will not be coming from this division. Jeremy: MVP: If Manny Ramirez does anything, the BBWAA will try to award him the MVP twice. CYA: ...

Doing Splits
Published 3/24/2009 by Jay (JayGargiulo@gmail.com) at Fack Youk
... Five years is a pretty damn large sample size and those differences are staggering. I can see a player's slugging percentage varying dramatically from home to away based on the dimensions and conditions of other parks, but his average and OBP are both far lower away from Coors. As friend of the blog Simon said on GChat yesterday, he's is like Manny Ramirez at home and Xavier Nady on the road. Look at those guys' stats. He's dead on. The good news for Holliday owners and A's fans is that his numbers on the road have continually improved ...

Pi (π) Day & Baseball
Published 3/15/2009 by lar@wezen.net (lar) at Wezen Ball - A Baseball Blog
... here are the 'Pi (π) Career' players: Pitching 3.14 ERA (min. 1,000 IP): Bert Gallia, Leon Cadore, Tug McGraw, Mike Marshall 314 Wins: Gaylord Perry 314 Complete Games: Joe McGinnity, Burleigh Grimes 314 Saves: Robb Nen Batting .314 Average (min. 1,000 Games): Bibb Falk, Cecil Travis, Manny Ramirez*, Nomar Garciaparra* 314 HR: Reggie Smith ...

CLEVELAND INDIANS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 3/7/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... this was his debut of 1993. He CRUSHED a homer to the opposite field. The place went nuts and my Dad and I looked at each other. "That's going to be a good player!" My dad thought. He wound up hitting 334 homers, most in Indians history and added 17 more in 11 post season series (including 7 post season shots against the Red Sox!) We still talk about that 1993 homer every time Thome comes to bat. STARTING LEFT FIELDER MANNY RAMIREZ I remember watching in 1993, my senior year at NYU, a ballgame on ...

Manny’s Staying In LA (He Loves It!)
Published 3/4/2009 by Chris at Intentional Foul
... As for the Dodgers, everyone knows what they are getting. When he’s dialed in and committed to playing hard, Manny is one of the best players in the league, defensive shortcomings be damned. But there are other times where Manny acts as petulant as the worst temper tantrum kid around. Just ask Boston. Here’s hoping, for Dodgers fans, that Manny is sufficiently satisfied and placated enough so his time in LA doesn’t (d)evolve into yet another “Manny Ramirez and his negative media circus.” ...

Manny, Dodgers Come to Terms
Published 3/4/2009 by Rob Harding at Hot Foot
... ESPN is reporting that OF Manny Ramirez and the Dodgers have come to terms on a two year 45m dollar deal. Ramirez recently rejected the same deal because he felt he was not getting enough money upfront. The entire contract details have yet to be released. ...

The Manny Strategy: Waiting for Desperation
Published 2/17/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Dugout Central
... the other day when the question came up about Manny Ramirez.  What’s he doing?  Why hasn’t he signed?  When and where will he get his deal?  The answer is about as complex as Manny himself.  ...

The Manny Strategy: Waiting for Desperation
Published 2/17/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... the other day when the question came up about Manny Ramirez . What's he doing? Why hasn't he signed? When & where will he get his deal? The answer is about as complex as Manny himself. There's a wild card in the whole Manny Ramirez/ ...

A Slice of Life
Published 2/17/2009 by 3daysofcryin at Three Days of Cryin'
... Despite having witnessed Manny Ramirez’s style of play last season, Dodger fans, apparently, are still enamored by the hit and run, while Angel fans seem to have been again relying on the squeeze (in this case, to stop the bleeding).  ...

How MLB Expansion Has Affected Hall of Fame Voting
Published 2/6/2009 by Peter Schiller at Seamheads.com
... last 16 seasons. In Rice’s years (1974-1989), players hit 50,557 HRs (or 3,160 average HRs per season) compared to 78,717 HRs (or 4,920 average HRs per season) in Ramirez’s 16 years (1993-2008). That is a difference of 28,160 HRs or 1,760 more HRs per season. Have these numbers changed your thinking yet? If not, here’s a few more numbers from these two great players to help you out a little bit more. By the way, you can find these stats on Jim Rice and Manny Ramirez by clicking on the name links provided to the left from ...

How MLB Expansion Has Affected Hall of Fame Voting
Published 2/6/2009 by Peter Schiller at Baseball Reflections
... players hit 50,557 HRs (or 3,160 average HRs per season) compared to 78,717 HRs (or 4,920 average HRs per season) in Ramirez’s 16 years (1993-2008). That is a difference of 28,160 HRs or 1,760 more HRs per season. Have these numbers changed your thinking yet? If not, here’s a few more numbers from these two great players to help you out a little bit more. By the way, you can find these stats on Jim Rice and Manny Ramirez by clicking on the name links provided to the left from ...

LaRoche Ready to Shine
Published 2/4/2009 by Diamond Cutter at The Diamond Cutter
... player – now that he was back. It soon became clear to me why. While LaRoche did get recalled on June 10, it was in more of a utility role as he spent a lot of time at first base rather than his normal third base position. It was becoming clear that LaRoche wasn’t really in the long-term plans for the Dodgers. Then on July 31, LaRoche was reunited with his brother Adam as he was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates with pitcher Bryan Morris as part of the huge Manny Ramirez/Jason Bay trade. As a distant Pirates fan, I couldn’t have been ...

The Washington Nationals And The MLB Hot Stove: Why Not The Washington Nationals?
Published 2/4/2009 by e chigliak at Federal Baseball
... (ed. note - " * = Manny Ramirez's Career 162 G AVG acc. to baseball-reference.com.") ...

Where They Stand: San Francisco Giants
Published 2/2/2009 by Matt Clapp (sharapovasthigh@gmail.com) at Sharapova's Thigh
... To A Minor League Deal. Needs: Bats. Their pitching staff is outstanding, but they have to be able to score runs. Run producers are a major need. The Talk: The Giants are still considered a possibility to land free agent slugger Manny Ramirez . It's a longshot as they won't get into a bidding war with anybody and Manny's rumored to be asking for at least 3 years with $25 million per. If anything, they're doing this drive up to the price and amount of years in the contract for Manny. This is because the team they're chasing, the Dodgers, are the most likely destination for ...

2009 Offensive Production
Published 1/29/2009 by brendan bilko (noreply@blogger.com) at priced out of the citi.
It truly is amazing to see the different kinds of rumors that are getting cooked up this Hot Stove season. According to Matt Cerrone of Metsblog, two new Manny Ramirez to the Mets rumors have been hitting his inbox. The first being that Omar is pulling a sleeper move, and waiting till the days before single game tickets go on sale before acquiring the right handed slugger. The second (and hands down the most outrageous) rumor is that Minaya is working with Scott Boras right now to sign both Oliver Perez and Ramirez. The local LA ...

Manny Ramirez Is Not Right For The Mets
Published 1/27/2009 by Dave Doyle at The Mets Report
... As I look over Manny’s numbers at his Baseball Reference profile, its difficult not to fall in love with his stats. His 162 game career average of .314/ .411/ .593 41 HR and 133 RBI is intoxicating to imagine in a Met uniform. And I honestly believe he can continue that late in his career, as he’ll be 37 years old in May. ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 37, 38, 39
Published 1/16/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... Manny Ramirez, LF: Little discussed outfielder. Toiled in obscurity for years in Boston. BONILLA predicts 2009 will be the year he finally breaks into the national spotlight. ...

Redefining "Worst Case Scenario"
Published 1/15/2009 by ericstephen at True Blue LA
... Jones was also 5 for 58 with runners in scoring position.  It took Manny Ramirez all of 12 plate appearances with RISP as a Dodger to get his 5th hit, and that included 3 walks and a HBP! ...

Remaining Free Agents and the Mets
Published 1/2/2009 by dave.singer@gmail.com (NY Sports Dog Dave) at NY Sports Dog
... , SP: Innings eater who throws ground balls. Seems like the perfect fit for this team, at this time. He's older, but has a great motion and body type for longevity. $$$$ 3. Manny Ramirez , OF: Not gonna happen, but just think if it could. Manny in left field for 2 years would make this lineup as good as any in ...

Closing The Gaps: Left Field
Published 1/2/2009 by kensai (noreply@blogger.com) at Fire Ned Colletti Now
Manny Ramirez is still on the free agent market, and the Dodgers still have a huge gap in left field. Given the sinking market for corner outfielders, the Dodgers seem to be in a great situation. So what are the options? Manny Ramirez He claims to be looking for 4 years and 100 million, but the Dodgers are his only real suitor thus far. It's looking more and more likely that the Dodgers can get him for 2 years at 22-23 million per year. So is that really a bargain or not? Well, it depends on which Manny you think the Dodgers will be getting. ...