Dan Uggla: N.L public enemy #1?

The AP clowns on Dan Uggla

dmothe30 posted 7/16/2008 from blog.masslive.com

As if recording three errors in the All-Star Game wasn't bad enough, the AP spelled "ugly" as "uggly" in stories after the game. The screen capture here doesn't lie.

Was that the most interesting or the most boring All Star Game ever?

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 7/16/2008 from theropolitans.com

Of the 15 innings of tedious baseball played last night, and into this morning, maybe two or three actually caught my attention. From the tenth inning on, every time the National League failed to plate a run, I was practically begging the AL to score so this thing would be over. I would only beg if I was awake though, as this game failed to hold my attention more than a fluffy couch could...

ESPN & M.L.B guilty of exploitation

WaxHeaven posted 7/16/2008 from completist.wordpress.com

Is it just me or is Major League Baseball and media whores ESPN milking Josh Hamilton’s story for all that it’s worth? How many more times per game do I have to be reminded by Joe Buck about Hamilton’s past drug abuse? Joe, if you need something to talk about then why not tell us about the fact that you don’t even like baseball anymore.

Disaster averted, time to make contingency plan for All-Star Game

newgroom422 posted 7/16/2008 from msn.foxsports.com

The 15-inning All-Star Game nearly gave us a nightmare scenario -- no more pitchers. Ken Rosenthal has a plan to avoid a repeat

That was Ugg-ly

baker23 posted 7/16/2008 from sportsyenta.blogspot.com

In case you missed it (and you might have because it lingered a bit, just a bit), Tuesday night's All-Star Game was an instant classic. It had everything. Great pitching, some ridiculous plays by the likes of Miguel Tejada and Nate McLouth and a walk-off sac fly play at the plate. Amidst all the awesomeness, was one Dan Uggla.