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National League
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Looking Back at the Strange 2020 National League DH Experiment
Last year's baseball season was a funky one, to say the least. Not only did COVID-19 affect the sport, but Commissioner Rob Manfred implemented some strange new rules. Some of…
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Sad Cases: Super Joe Charboneau, The Slumpin’ Sophomore
Imagine having the weight of the sports world on your shoulders as a professional athlete. Being in the spotlight has its upsides and downsides. It is even more difficult however…
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How Will “Deadening” Baseballs Affect the 2021 MLB Season?
Baseballs these days seem to be flying around stadiums like pinballs. The wizards with the bats have perfected the correct "launch angles" resulting in the highest rates of home runs…
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2021 MLB Spring Training: How it’ll Fare Differently
Just last week, the Major League Baseball player's union stuck it to the man. They flat out rejected Commissioner Rob Manfred's proposal of a shortened season and extended playoffs, similar…
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San Diego Padres Mount Rushmore: The Little Team That Could
San Diego Padres Mount Rushmore: The Little Team That Could Being a fan of the San Diego Padres is a tough task. Now that they're the only team left in…
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Arizona Diamondbacks Mount Rushmore: New Kids
As Major League Baseball teams go, the Arizona Diamondbacks are the new kids on the block. Yet, they've achieved a lot more than many have as a ball club. Literally,…
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Colorado Rockies Mount Rushmore: a Mile-High Team
Not only is the city of Denver very high up in elevation. The players who play and have played for the city emerged to be larger than life as well.…
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There Should be Limitations on Shift Usage in Baseball
There was a time in baseball not too long ago when only the most feared hitters in all of the game were either pitched around or had a shift implemented.…
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Sloppy Cases: Carl Everett, Outspoken and Dangerous
Being outspoken isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's the reason why we have elected officials. Why we lean toward trends or cultural normalities. For outspokenness, there is a love/hate relationship…
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