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Last night, 2003 AL Cy Young winner Roy Halladay and 2008 NL Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum both took the mound. In other words, the two best pitchers in baseball started last night.
Halladay went six innings in his first start since a stint on the DL. He threw just 88 pitches, striking out seven, while [...]
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Brad Lidge returned [...]
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For the second [...]
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In 2005, he [...]
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In yesterday’s game [...]
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MLB Babble’s new [...]
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According to ESPN.com, [...]
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According to ESPN.com, Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez (K-Rod) regrets his June 14th confrontation with Yankees reliever Brian Bruney: âI shouldn’t have done that, because I didn’t want to make it bigger and the fans were in thereâ¦â Rodriguez was responding to Bruneyâs post-game comments the night before in which he spoke of the closerâs blown [...]
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A great blog, [...]
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