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Bugs & Cranks found this 7/22/2008 on drunkjaysfans.blogspot.com [flag]

Jesus Fucking Christ! How stoked are you assholes at this big four game series that is about to erupt in Baltimore? Talk about a meeting of powerhouses. A game between the Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays is pretty much the equivalent of Troy Glaus doubles dueling each other to the death. Batting Ninth In his latest blog entry the always inquisitive Jordan Bastian asks if he's the ... [link]

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Who You Calling A Moron, Moron?
Published 7/22/2008 by Spencer Kyte at Bugs & Cranks
... Needed some mindless reading, I checked in at Drunk Jays Fans and once again was treated to a free plug and some schoolyard namecalling: ...

Yanks Eying Several Pitchers

Greg C. posted 7/22/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

The Yankees are apparently scouting the Dodgers' Derek Lowe, and also might have interest in the Mariners' lefty Jarrod Washburn, who the M's would like to unload. From George King : Yankee scout Rick Williams is following the Dodgers, who will entertain offers for right-hander Derek Lowe if he will bring L.A. a much-needed bat. Lowe is a free agent after the season. From Dan Graziano : The ...

Josh Fields Could Be Traded

Foul Balls found this 7/22/2008 on mlb.fanhouse.com

Before the 2008 season began, there were plenty of White Sox fans who thought the team would be better off having Josh Fields as their third baseman and trading Joe Crede . Considering how close Crede was to being traded to the Giants and Dodgers ...

You Could Root for the O’s and Yankees Too If You Stole Scenes in Boogie Nights

East Coast Bias found this 7/22/2008 on misterirrelevant.com

The only way to explain what one of the finest thespians of our generation is doing here is that his head is acting like an O’s fan while his chest is acting like a Yankees fan and his legs are acting like a teenager who shops at Pacific ...

Brewers sign Jay Gibbons to minor-league deal - Brewers Blog

BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 7/23/2008 on blogs.jsonline.com

St. Louis - Outfielder Jay Gibbons, released by the Baltimore Orioles in March, signed a minor-league contract with the Brewers on Tuesday and was assigned to Class AA Huntsville. The 31-year old Gibbons met with assistant general manager Gord Ash and ...

'They shouldn't be worried I'm leaving'

FanHouse found this 7/22/2008 on www.globesports.com

NEW YORK Paul Godfrey says Roy Halladay is the Toronto Blue Jays' Derek Jeter. In other words, he won't let him go without a fight. "He's the Derek Jeter of our organization because he epitomizes everything you want in a player on and off the ...

Walker progressing toward return
The walking wounded in the Orioles' clubhouse are getting closer to returning to form, as injured reliever Jamie Walker threw 25 pitches in a simulated game on Tuesday.

Gaston working with Jays' hitters
Cito Gaston knows that improving the Blue Jays' offensive philosophy isn't going to happen overnight. The Toronto manager has repeated that sentiment numerous times since taking the team's reigns a little more than a month ago.

Gibbons signs with Brewers
The Phillies signed veteran outfielder Jay Gibbons, who was released by the Orioles in March, to a Minor League deal on Tuesday.

Lind powers Jays in Baltimore
The Blue Jays enjoyed a strong night at the plate, outslugging the Orioles in a 10-8 victory on a sweltering Tuesday night at Camden Yards. The win helped overcome a subpar showing from Shaun Marcum.

Lind, McDonald rally Blue Jays past Orioles 10-8
Adam Lind had a career-high four hits, including a three-run homer, and light-hitting John McDonald had four RBIs to rally the Toronto Blue Jays past the Baltimore Orioles 10-8 Tuesday night.