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Author Archives: Sheldon
Carl Crawford to New York? No, not *that* New York
I don’t claim to be an expert in anything having to do with the Mets. I don’t even like going to Queens because of the number of bridges involved. But I can’t see why — other than that, granted, they … Continue reading
Posted in Free agents, Mets, Rays
Tagged American League, Angel Pagan, Bernie Madoff, Brett Gardner, Carl Crawford, Carlos Beltran, Fred Wilpon, Jason Bay, Mets, National League, Rays, Yankees
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Nyjer Morgan is out of his damn mind
I’m not sure what else you say about the two weeks Nyjer Morgan has had: He’s pegged a fan in the head with with a ball, ended a catcher’s season with a dubious extra-inning collision (that also cost his team … Continue reading
And you thought Victor Martinez was a mess …
Let me start by saying there are an awful lot of things to like about Francisco Cervelli. For one, he’s a catcher with a closer’s ferocity. It’s just that his ability to throw out base runners isn’t among them. Red … Continue reading
Posted in Red Sox, Stats and junk, Yankees
Tagged A.J. Burnett, Austin Romine, Blue Jays, Chad Moeller, Francisco Cervelli, Jesus Montero, Jorge Posada, Jose Molina, Red Sox, Tim Wakefield, Victor Martinez, Yankees
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Miguel Tejada: A lesson in why I can’t always believe my eyes
Those who believe strongly in advanced baseball statistics will often tell you can’t trust your eyes. I tend to ignore them when they say that. I know what I see. Except, apparently, when I don’t. I was pretty stoked when … Continue reading
Posted in Orioles, Stats and junk, Yankees
Tagged AL East, American League, Geronimo Berroa, Miguel Tejada, National League, NL West, Orioles, Padres, Yankees
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Marcus Thames: You know, that other ex-Tigers outfielder
It’s fun to wistfully look back on the days when I thought Curtis Granderson might just hit 35 home runs this year in Yankee Stadium. Well, maybe it’s not that fun. It was easy then — you know, in February … Continue reading
Posted in Deals, Tigers, Yankees
Tagged Blue Jays, Brian Cashman, Curtis Granderson, Johnny Damon, Jonathan Papelbon, Marc Rzepczynski, Marcus Thames, Nick Johnson, Randy Winn, Red Sox, Tigers, Yankee Stadium, Yankees
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The view from here
Greetings! Welcome to Foul lines, which is what I’m calling this thing until I come up with something more clever. So, for starters, suggestions are welcome. To pay the mortgage, I write newspaper stories. To pass the time, I watch … Continue reading
Posted in Groundskeeping
Tagged American League, Bernie Williams, Brett Gardner, Joe Torre, Mets, Red Sox, The Yankee Years, Yankees
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