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PRINCEOFNEWYORK

PRINCEOFNEWYORK

Claimed Blog: PAULLEBOWITZ.COM

BallHype Member since July 9, 2009

Bay vs Holliday For The Red Sox
paullebowitz.com — Jason Bay wants to test free agency and the Red Sox would be better served to make a quick strike move on Matt Holliday rather than wait for Bay. Also, the Marlins will clean house and have a customary lull in on-field success. The Yankees chasing free agent pitchers is a reversion to the past. (more) Bay vs Holliday For The Red Sox
Minnesota Twins---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Twins need a 2nd baseman; a 3rd baseman; a veteran starting pitcher; and some bullpen help. Might they non-tender Francisco Liriano? Trade him? And what of Joe Nathan? There are many alternative closers available and it might be time to move on. (more) Minnesota Twins---Hot Stove Preview
Baltimore Orioles---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Baltimore Orioles are not in as bad a shape as they've been in forever. They've got a lot of young pitching on the way and things could be far, far worse with their lineup, now infused with spry bats Matt Wieters, Nick Markakis and Adam Jones. They're not a wasteland for players to get paid now. (more) Baltimore Orioles---Hot Stove Preview
Toronto Bue Jays---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Blue Jays should get the Roy Halladay mess cleaned up before the time bomb explodes. The lesson learned by the plight of the Twins with Johan Santana should provide enough reason as to the danger of waiting. All things being equal, the Blue Jays aren't that bad. (more) Toronto Bue Jays---Hot Stove Preview
Tampa Bay Rays---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Rays are slightly in flux. They may have no choice (and would probably be smart) to trade Carl Crawford now. They have no chance of keeping him as a free agent after 2010. Jason Bartlett and B.J. Upton could also be available. They need a closer, an outfield bat and a backup/part-time catcher. (more) Tampa Bay Rays---Hot Stove Preview
Boston Red Sox---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Red Sox have some problems. They need pitching; they need to get younger; they've got some contracts that can only be describes as albatrosses; and they need a power bat. Included in this posting are names to pursue; names that the Red Sox might be willing to trade; and potential blockbusters. (more) Boston Red Sox---Hot Stove Preview
New York Yankees---Hot Stove Preview
paullebowitz.com — The Yankees have to decide between Johnny Damon or Hideki Matsui or other options. Included are players to possibly pursue via trade and free agency and which players could be dealt to fill holes. They need a durable starting pitcher, a utility INF/OF (Mark DeRosa) and a younger/better CF/LF. (more) New York Yankees---Hot Stove Preview
Wetteland Was Always Teetering On The Edge
paullebowitz.com — The John Wetteland story should only be a shock to those who are unaware of Wetteland's life history. The quote of Wetteland being the first player that Tommy Lasorda actually thought was insane" should open the door of understanding to Wetteland's lifelong issues with various enthusiasms. (more) Wetteland Was Always Teetering On The Edge
20/20 Hindsight---National League West
paullebowitz.com — My predictions--accurate and not in retrospect----for the NL West. I nailed the Giants, was off about the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks. Also, Wally Backman will manage the Mets single A team in Brooklyn. That's a great move for the Mets to link to the glory days with good, aggressive manager. (more) 20/20 Hindsight---National League West
20/20 Hindsight---National League Central
paullebowitz.com — A recap of my picks before the season and what actually happened. I've learned my lesson: don't pick the Chicago Cubs to go to the World Series. Bad decisions + being bitten by a snake = the Cubs of Chicago. The one move that gets the most press was Milton Bradley, but Kevin Gregg was just as bad. (more) 20/20 Hindsight---National League Central
20/20 Hindsight---National League East
paullebowitz.com — I came thisclose to nailing the Marlins right on the bulls eye. No one----NO ONE----had the Marlins as good as they were. Except me. The NL East predictions and reality are recapped. Also notes about Chone Figgins; Mark McGwire; and new Nats full-time manager Jim Riggleman. (more) 20/20 Hindsight---National League East
20/20 Hindsight---American League West
paullebowitz.com — Technically, I got the Angels right; the A's and Mariners wrong and the Rangers sorta right. Also, the stat zombies have dragged me into one of their skirmishes. I don't mind; any promotion is good promotion. (more) 20/20 Hindsight---American League West
20/20 Hindsight---American League Central
paullebowitz.com — Examining pre-season predictions with reality for the American League Central. Suffice it to say, I picked the Indians to win the division. Suffice it to say I was wrong. Also how did Dan O'Dowd win GM of the year? And the rumored three-way trade involving Milton Bradley. (more) 20/20 Hindsight---American League Central
My Predictive Powers---AL East
paullebowitz.com — Time for mea culpas or injuring my shoulder patting myself on the back for my pre-season predictions. I was pretty accurate about the AL East and nailed the fall of the Rays. Also the fallacy of Jimmy Rollins's inability to admit when his team was beaten by a better club. (more) My Predictive Powers---AL East
McCarver's Tired Act
paullebowitz.com — What would you think if someone said that Jason Marquis wanted to go play for the Red Sox to be with Kevin Youkilis because they're both Jews? Tim McCarver did essentially the same thing by repeatedly suggesting that Hideki Matsui would want to play with Ichiro in Seattle. They don't get along, Tim. (more) McCarver's Tired Act
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