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mvn.com - 7/17/2009

Follow Around the Majors On Twitter

— mvn.com — Not sure why I haven't posted this yet, but, yup, you can follow us on Twitter here... . I wasn't sold on Twitter at first, but now I view it as an RSS feed to follow some of the best baseball writers in the business. It isn't what I originally expected it to be, useless updates from people that ... (more) Follow Around the Majors On Twitter

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mashable.com - 7/15/2009

Twitter and Major League Baseball: A Missed Opportunity

— mashable.com — Gail Sideman is a publicist that specializes in generating exposure for sports and authors. She is @PUBLISIDE... on Twitter and can be found on Facebook . Last month, New York Yankees outfielder Nick Swisher mobilized his 470,000-plus Twitter ... (more) Twitter and Major League Baseball: A Missed Opportunity

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The Home Run Derby: Bring Back Steroids, a Zillion Erin Andrews Links, and Twitter Hates Chris Berman
The Big Lead — Even though Nelson Cruz put on a surprising show en route to a runner-up finish in the home run derby, and a skeletal and bruised Erin Andrews returned to the sideline from injury, by far the biggest story at last night’s All-Star Festivities: The universal dislike for once-loved announcer Chris Berman. An email, an intern recap, and the twitterarti sound off after the jump. From an emailer: Berman doesn’t care, Morgan just keeps talking and Phillips apparently is not allowed to talk. The interviews are during ...

Prince Is King of the Home Run Derby
Intentional Foul — While a lot of this morning’s Home Run Derby analysis is either focusing on Nelson Cruz’ welcome-to-the-public-eye performance, or Chris Berman’s incredibly-aged shtick, perhaps a little bit more love should be given to the new Prince King of the home runs. Keep in mind Fielder beat out overwhelming crowd favorite Albert Pujols, 2006 Derby champ Ryan Howard and the hot-swinging Cruz to capture the crown. In the final round, Fielder hit six bombs to Cruz’ five, and demonstrated a swing that’s capable of hitting the ball a country mile — ...

What's Wrong With The Home Run Derby
FanIQ Blog — The Home Run Derby was last night, and if you watched it through to the end, you'd know that Prince Fielder ended up beating Nelson Cruz in the final round. However, if you did indeed watch the whole thing, you probably have a splitting headache, thanks to either Chris Berman's incessantly annoying catch-phrase schtick, or the copious amount of alcohol that you were forced to consume merely to make the even tolerable. ...