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examiner.com - 6/17/2009
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When the news broke that Sammy Sosa tested
positive for performance enhancing substances in 2003, I was...
not the least bit surprised.
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Sosa's positive test moves rumors to facts
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examiner.com - 6/15/2009
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Cleveland Indians starter Cliff Lee took a no-hitter
into the eighth inning Sunday night before Yadier Molina...
doubled down the left-field line to break up the effort.
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Lee flirts with no-hitter; boosts trade stock
examiner.com - 6/11/2009
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Justin Verlander has been flat-out dominant lately. After
a few rough starts early on, he’s channeled his...
inner Bob Gibson and left opposing teams with virtually no chance to put runs on the board.
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Verlander continues dominance
examiner.com - 6/9/2009
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The Texas Rangers gave manager Ron Washington a
vote of confidence on Monday, exercising his option to...
manage the team in 2010. Fans will remember that just last season Washington’s job was in jeopardy and the team looked to be somewhat directionless.
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Rangers reward Washington with 2010 option
examiner.com - 6/8/2009
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The Arizona Diamondbacks no-hit the San Diego Padres
through nine innings Sunday night – but did anybody...
notice? Probably not. That’s because the no-hitter took place over the second nine innings of play during an 18-inning marathon in which the Diamondbacks beat the Padres 9-3.
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Diamondbacks no-hit Padres...sort of...
examiner.com - 6/5/2009
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Are there any other current major league pitchers
who have a legitimate shot at 300 wins?...
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Randy Johnson wins 300th game: Who's next?
examiner.com - 6/4/2009
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The Atlanta Braves were busy Wednesday evening, releasing
305 game winner Tom Glavine and sending three prospects...
to the Pittsburgh Pirates for outfielder Nate McLouth.
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Braves release Glavine, add McLouth
examiner.com - 6/3/2009
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Could Vin Mazzaro, along with Trevor Cahill, Brett
Anderson, and Josh Outman, become the next wave of...
Oakland aces?
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The new Oakland aces?
examiner.com - 6/2/2009
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The St. Louis Cardinals are waiting (and waiting,
and waiting) for Troy Glaus to get healthy. The...
slugging third baseman has been out all season with a shoulder injury, and the Redbirds desperately need his powerful bat in the middle of their lineup.
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Is DeRosa in the Cards for St. Louis?
examiner.com - 6/1/2009
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What’s so special about Jamie Moyer? What makes
him able to win with so little, while others...
lose with so much? The prototypical “crafty lefty,” Moyer won his 250th game in the major leagues with a 4-2 win over the Washington Nationals Sunday afternoon.
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Moyer earns win No. 250
examiner.com - 5/7/2009
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Boy, do the Mets ever need an ace.
With their pitching staff in shambles to begin 2009,...
Johan Santana delivered a dominant performance on Wednesday night in an early NL East showdown against the World Champion Philadelphia Phillies. The question is - will he ever get any help?
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Santana sizzles - Mets in need of similar starters
examiner.com - 5/6/2009
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have tied a Major
League record by going 12-0 at home to begin...
the 2009 season. The record-tying win came Tuesday night when the Dodgers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-1.
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Dodgers tie Major League record with 12th straight home win
examiner.com - 5/5/2009
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Is it too early to discuss the contenders
for the American League Cy Young Award? I think...
so, but Kansas City Royals starter Zack Greinke might disagree.
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Greinke rolls to 6-0 with Monday night shutout
examiner.com - 5/4/2009
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The New York Mets have demoted struggling left-handed
starter Oliver Perez, removing him from the rotation indefinitely....
Perez will likely head to the Mets bullpen where he will try to get his control problems ironed out and hopefully be a positive contributor on the Mets staff.
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Next ArticleMLB Examiner Mets demote struggling Perez
examiner.com - 4/23/2009
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A pair of former Oakland A’s aces looked
sharp Wednesday night for their new teams – I’m...
talking about Dan Haren of the Diamondbacks and Barry Zito of the Giants. Both went seven strong innings in winning efforts for their clubs and looked strong on the mound doing so.
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Former Oakland aces turn in top performances
examiner.com - 4/22/2009
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The Los Angeles Angels are getting desperate. So
starved for pitching are the Halos that they’re taking...
a look at a broken down righty, a broken down lefty, and a guy who appears to be “semi-retired.” I’m talking about Pedro Martinez, Mark Mulder, and Paul Byrd. Can any of these guys really help?
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Angels looking for pitching help
examiner.com - 4/21/2009
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Three games seems to be too early to
judge any new baseball stadium, but the new Yankee...
Stadium certainly seems fitting of the “launching pad” label. Through the first three games at the new ballpark there have been seventeen home runs hit, and one record breaking inning of offense coming in the ...
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Yankee Stadium: Coors Field, east?
examiner.com - 4/20/2009
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The Washington Nationals don’t have much to celebrate
in this young season, but at least some good...
news has arrived – young third baseman Ryan Zimmerman has agreed to a five-year, $45M contract extension that will keep him in D.C. until 2013.
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Nationals extend Ryan Zimmerman
examiner.com - 4/15/2009
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You hear that Yankee fans? Yes, you can
step back from the ledge, move away from oncoming...
traffic, and bring all the sharp objects back from hiding. Of course, your new first baseman is batting .211, your new ace was rocked in his first start, and the guy replacing your star third baseman is ...
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Burnett loses no-hitter in the 7th
examiner.com - 4/13/2009
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Don’t you love headlines? If you just read
the title above, “14 teams cut payroll in 2009,”...
you get one sense of what this article might be about. However, if you do the appropriate math, you realize that there are 30 major league baseball teams, meaning more teams actually increased payroll in ...
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