seamheads.com - 4/15/2008
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This is part of a weekly series in which I describe what was happening in Major League Baseball each week of a randomly chosen year. This week’s article chronicles the goings on during the week of April 8-14, 1928. April 8: The Chicago Tribune reports that Yankees hurler Urban Shocker is reinstated from the retired list by Commissioner Landis after being placed there by the ...
Short Stops Around the Majors for April 14, 2008
blog.baseballdigestdaily.com 4/15/2008 — Zach Greinke gives KC another great pitching performance, A-Rod busts out for the Yanks, McLouth stuns Dodgers and Saito with 3-run blast in the 9th, Greg Smith gives Oakland another quality start, and the Red Sox rally for 3 in the 9th to shock the Indians...
Baseball History — As Seen From The Shadows of Cooperstown: Part VI
seamheads.com 4/15/2008 — In the sixth of a 10-part series, the author takes an in-depth look at Major League Baseball history from 1951 to 1960. Introduction Well, it has taken five weeks (or five decades) to finally get to the 1950s. This decade is the cradle where my rooting took shape, and for Pirate fans, it ran the gamut of baseball emotions. By the end of the fifties, baseball was not only in ...
Curt Schilling Tells WEEI He Won't Pitch For Yankees
wbztv.com 4/15/2008 — Schilling Shoots Down Doctor's Yankee Story BOSTON (WBZ) ― Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling shot down speculation from his doctor Tuesday that he might consider pitching for the Yankees next season - if it was an option. Dr. Craig Morgan told ESPN ...
Doctor: Schilling angry enough to become a Yankee
nj.com 4/15/2008 — AP File PhotoRed Sox rehab order may have made Curt Schilling angry enough to sign with the hated Yankees. Update: Schilling shoots it down. Which means nothing, considering his ability to flip-flop. What? 38 Special himself in pinstripes? Curt ...
Red Sox Nation visits Yankee Universe —
Major League Baseball News 4/15/2008
And now, Yankee Stadium takes over for two nights as center of Yankee Universe. Or of Red Sox Nation. It isn't clear where that Hank Steinbrenner-John Henry debate currently stands. After last weekend's three games, nine hours and 42 minutes, and 812 ...
From the Cubicle: Sox-A's —
chicagotribune.com - Sports 4/15/2008
Play-by-play of today's getaway game from a guy who was yelling at his television last night.
Hardball: Thome's day off now forced by MLB
Monday: Sox fall to A's Box Photos
Suddenly, White Sox outfield not so deep anymore
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