Roy Halladay: All Class…Brett Favre, Not Much
Former Blue Jay’s pitcher Halladay wanted to say goodbye and thanks to his former fans, who stuck with him when he was really the only bright spot on a pretty terrible team that kept almost being half decent (the worst kind of team to root for, in our humble opinion.)
He’s off to the Phillies, and [...]
Playoff Picture: Only One October Edition
- 09.29.09
- The Sports Chick, aj burnett, albert pujols, andy pettitte, baseball, boston red sox, cc sabathia, colorodo rockies, detroit tigers, joe torre, los angeles angels of anaheim, los angeles dodgers, manny ramirez, mark texeira, minnesota twins, mlb, new york yankees, st. louis cardinals, texas rangers, toronto blue jays
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There is, as Dane Cook would have you know, only one October….and it’s pretty much upon us. Look for lots of baseball analysis and liveblogs.
For now, a bit of updated playoff analysis.
Clinched
The Yankees have clinched the division title, but playoff questions remain. Specifically, after you start C.C. Sabathia, then what happens? A.J. Burnett has been [...]
Post-Deadline Difference Makers
- 08.17.09
- The Sports Chick, alex gonzalez, alex rios, arizona diamondbacks, atlanta braves, baltimore orioles, baseball, boston red sox, carl pavano, casey kotchman, chicago white sox, daniel cabrera, greg zaun, jermaine dye, kevin youkilis, mike lowell, minnesota twins, mlb, new york yankees, russ springer, scott podsednik, tampa bay rays, toronto blue jays, trade analysis, victor martinez
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We can only go so long without a little baseball analysis, so here’s our take on all the post-trade-deadline deals MLB has seen recently. Either we’re playing better attention, or there’s more going on this year post-deadline, and some of it might make a difference….
Alex Gonzalez to the Red Sox
The struggling Sox’ current best defensive [...]
The Playoff Picture: American League
- 08.11.09
- The Sports Chick, alex rios, american league, baseball, boston red sox, chicago white sox, derek jeter, detroit tigers, jason bay, kansas city royals, los angeles angels of anaheim, mark buehrle, mlb, new york yankees, oakland athletics, seattle mariners, tampa bay rays, texas rangers, toronto blue jays, vladimir guerrero
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Well, the All-Star break is over–long over, if you’re a team like the Red Sox, whose momentum has suddenly shifted. Races are heating up almost universally, and it’s time to start talking playoffs. There is, after all, only one October.


