raysrev.blogspot.com - 7/6/2009
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I was surfing through the Rays blogsphere this afternoon, when I came across a link from Rays Index about a column that appeared in a Minneapolis newspaper. Basically colunist Patrick Reusse blames the Rays for helping the Detroit Tigers and hurting the Minnesota Twins. His contention is that ...
mvn.com - 7/6/2009
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mvn.com —
I had a guide to the Tampa Bay
Rays blogosphere almost three months ago. Since then, there...
has been about every one and their uncle making their own. Today I will just provide you a list of all the blogs I could find and a quick sentence for some of them (These are broadly ranked): Key : ...
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Tampa Bay Rays Blogosphere: A List Of Rays Blogs
raysallday.com - 7/4/2009
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raysallday.com —
The headline on the column is “Twins’ failure
to rip off Rays alters Central”. The column printed...
today in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune by Patrick Reusse looks back at the Edwin Jackson for Matt Joyce trade and today concludes that the Rays were ripped off and that the Tigers ...
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The Great Rays Rip Off?
startribune.com - 7/4/2009
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startribune.com —
Matt Wallace is a citizen journalist covering the
Detroit Tigers minor leagues in the blog "Take 75...
North.'' In December, the Tigers traded outfielder Matt Joyce to Tampa Bay for starting pitcher Edwin Jackson. Wallace had monitored Joyce's progress ...
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Patrick Reusse: Twins' failure to rip off Rays alters ...
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[THE HANGOVER] The One Where We Discuss 4 Rays In The All-Star Game
Rays Index —
... to the AL all-star team. [Fenway West]
Joe Henderson says there is something missing from this Rays squad and unlike last year, this team is much better on paper than they are on the field. [Tampa Tribune]
Rays All Day has a nice post taking our old friend Patrick Reusse to task for his recent hindsight column on the Twins-Rays trade. [Rays All Day]
Rays Revolutionary also has a few choice words for Patrick Reusse. [Rays Revolutionary]
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Welcome Back Elliot!
Watching Durham Bulls Baseball —
... played fewer games? More days off. This goes back to an item I posted back in June — minor leagues play ball at a harsher pace than the majors. Their season is shorter, but they play harder. Another reason for the position players to get regular days off. Out on the web Rays Index stirred the pot of the Jackson/Joyce trade by noting an article in a Minneapolis newspaper. Other bloggers took up the cry including Rays All Day and The Rays Revolutionary. Fun reads. One of my favorite sites is Flip ...
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