The Biggest Losers

Doberman On The Diamond posted 9/6/2007 from www.dotdsports.com [flag]

In honor of Andy Roddick's record vs. Roger Federer, here is a look at the 10 worst winning percentages in head-to-head match-ups in Major League Baseball history. [link]

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The Carny Clubhouse
Published 9/7/2007 by DCScrap at EPIC CARNIVAL | SPORTS NEWS WITH A TWIST
... The Biggest Losers (Doberman On The Diamond) ...

Futility Central: Which team has the worst winning percentage ...
Published 9/7/2007 by Rick at Deadspin
... Which team has the worst winning percentage in head-to-head matchups with another team in all of baseball? Yes, that would be correct. [Doberman On The Diamond] ...

The Hangover: Joe Maddon Back For At Least One More Season
Published 9/8/2007 by The Professor at Rays Index
... For those that like to talk about how well the Rays play against the Yankees and the Red Sox, we point you to Doberman on the Diamond. They have listed the most lopsided match-ups in the history of major league baseball. The Devil Rays are on the wrong end of the TOP TWO. The Rays are 54-109 (.331) all-time against the New York Yankees and 56-107 (.344) against the Red Sox. The Rangers are the only other team that has a winning percentage of less than .400 against one team. They are 226-351 (.392) all-time against the Orioles. [Doberman on the Diamond] ...

Billy Beane interviewed by Blez from Athletics Nation

clockwerks posted 9/6/2007 from www.athleticsnation.com

Oakland's GM gives the AN blogger another exclusive interview to ask questions about a tough season for A's fans.

Who Said Tampa Bay Fans Have No Passion?

Awful Announcing found this 9/6/2007 on thesportingorange.blogspot.com

Some of our esteemed colleagues rip on the Devil Rays in part for the low attendance and the apparent lack of fandom for the team. But occasionally, something happens that proves there are plenty of Rays fans in the Tampa Bay region. Meet Fred ...

Bill Henry is Not Dead! He's Right Out Back In the Hammock!

asujon posted 9/6/2007 from FanIQ.com

Earlier this week, media outlets around the country reported on the death of former major leaguer Bill Henry. They talked about his 16 year major league career and his accomplishments, including his appearance in the 1961 World Series. As people mourned his passing, there was only one little problem. Bill Henry wasn't dead. The dead man was just a guy who pretended to be him for decades.

PO WIDDLE YANKEES FAN :(

Bugs & Cranks found this 9/6/2007 on www.withleather.com

Port Richey, Fla. resident Fred Slaven is a Yankees fan. You'd think he be among friends in the Tampa area, but alas: his Yankees vanity plate was stolen! And his Yankees flag was burned! Now all he wants is to move back to New York ...

Shelley Duncan

River Ave. Blues found this 9/6/2007 on firstinning.com

27-year-old Right fielder New York Yankees Date of Birth: September 29, 1979 Height: 6-5 Weight: 215 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted: Round 2 of 2001 draft Basic Statistics Basic Statistics Year Age Team PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG OPS 2004 24 ...

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