Every Given Sunday: Impact Call-Ups by John Perrotto

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Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts found this 4/14/2008 on www.baseballprospectus.com [flag]
These ten young players didn`t make big league rosters out of spring, but could still be key players later in 2008. That, plus news and notes from week two of the season. [link]

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Is Dumpster Diving Necessary?
Published 4/14/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts
... Responding to every little rumor that might pop up around the internet and blogosphere is probably writing a sure ticket to Crazy Town (I already consider my address Tiger Town), but I've seen rumblings of the Detroit Tigers possibly looking at Kyle Snyder in a few different places now (MLB Trade Rumors and Baseball Prospectus, to name two), and that's compelling me to put fingertips to keyboard.  Yes, I realize the Tigers aren't really in the position to turn up their nose at anyone capable of getting some ...

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The Dusty Baker era provided Chicago with some of the best and worst memories imaginable, from the highs of the 2003 playoff run to the lows of the Cubs' last-place finish in 2006. Two years after Baker's dismissal, the mere mention of his name still ignites heated conversations about his ultimate place in franchise history.
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Game 12: Pirates 9 Reds 1

Pittsburgh Sports and Mini Ponies found this 4/14/2008 on whereisvanslyke.blogspot.com

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Kerry Wood Wants to Forgive

Diamond Hoggers found this 4/14/2008 on sports.aol.com

The Reds visit the North Side of Chicago this week, which officially makes it Hate Dusty week in Cubdom. And while that sentiment is probably justified in a lot of ways -- Baker has done plenty to deflect the blame for a pretty bad managerial hash in ...
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How will Dusty Baker be remembered in Chicago?

Harry and Hawk found this 4/14/2008 on www.chicagotribune.com

The Dusty Baker era provided Chicago with some of the best and worst memories imaginable, from the highs of the 2003 playoff run to the lows of the Cubs' last-place finish in '06.
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Series Recap: Brewers at Mets

J-Mo posted 4/15/2008 from mvn.com

After three disappointing games against the Reds, it was hard to imagine much good coming out of New York. Sure, Ben Sheets was pitching but he was going up against Johan Santana in his Shea Stadium debut. By the time Sunday afternoon rolled around, the rain stayed away and the Brewers came out with back-to-back road series victories. The first time since 1995 for the Crew.
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