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Surviving Grady: A Little Traveling Music, Please?
Brew Crew Ball: Friday's Brisket Carving Station.
Batter's Box Interactive Magazine: Another Reason To Hate The Yankee$
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A Little Traveling Music, Please?
Surviving Grady —
... Yesterday, more than half of the eligible players jumped into the magic waters of free agency, like a horde of shoppers barreling down the halls of WalMart on Black Friday to grab the last Tickle Me Jim Croce. ...
Friday's Brisket Carving Station.
Brew Crew Ball —
... Thursday was the first day that players could file for free agency, and many of them jumped at the opportunity. According to MLB.com, 79 of the 183 eligible players filed yesterday. ...
Another Reason To Hate The Yankee$
Batter's Box Interactive Magazine —
Evil Empire manager Joe Girardi is looking to change his uniform number from 27 to 28. My suggestion to him is to 86 this idea. Another would involve the number 96 backwards and any of his players. In all fairness, Girardi did bail someone out of a jam recently.
Personally, I think it's ridiculous for managers and coaches to have numbers to begin with. They're usually wearing team-issued windbreakers or fleece sweaters over their jerseys anyway. You'd never know that former Jays manager John Gibbons used to wear number five. The last player to ...
Cardinals Notes: Holliday, DeRosa, Smoltz
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch has the latest on the Cardinals...
Goold feels that the Cardinals "will keep tabs on the Jason Bay sweepstakes even while focusing on Matt Holliday." Like most Scott Boras clients, Holliday figures to reach the open market. The Cards have yet to make a formal extension offer; Holliday was ...
Seventy-nine players filed for free agency yesterday
Circling The Bases —
[image] Seventy-nine players filed for free agency yesterday . The two teams with the most filers: the Cardinals with seven and the Dodgers with six. For the Cardinals : Rick Ankiel, Mark DeRosa, Troy Glaus, Khalil Greene, Matt Holliday, Jason LaRue and John Smoltz. Off the top of my head in terms of "would I sign them-a-bilitiy": yes, yes, no, no, yes, no and (regretfully) no. In making that judgment I'm assuming that they'll get roughly what they're really worth as opposed to finding someone to overpay them. Ankiel could be useful if he doesn't demand too much dough. DeRosa isn't as valuable as everyone likes to think he is, but he's solid and versatile. Holliday is a ...


