Climbing the Ladder with the American League 4/13/08

m_taylor13 posted 4/14/2008 from seamheads.com [flag]

The Up’s and Down’s of the Early Season… Baseball’s second week of the season has come to an end. It’s during this time in the season that people generally begin to overreact. Mostly because their team is in either first (Oakland) or last place (Detroit) and shouldn’t be. Players who shouldn’t be leading the league in batting average, home ... [link]

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