Posted on 21 May 2013. Tags: grabs, Handshake, Nuts, PostGame, rafael betancourt, San Francisco Giants, teammate's, Troy, Troy Tulowitzki, Tulo, Tulowitzki
Oh nothing, just Troy Tulowitzki grabbing teammate Rafael Betancourt in the nuts after the Colorado Rockies beat the San Francisco Giants 5-0 on Sunday. Tulo hit a two-run single in the sixth, while Betancourt pitched a scoreless ninth. Betancourt initially put up some resistance to Tulo, but the shortstop would not be denied. Between Tulo [...]
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Posted on 21 May 2013. Tags: Activate, Andrew, Andrew Bailey, back, Bailey, Boston Red Sox, Drew, from, Lineup, Red Sox, Stephen
The Boston Red Sox activated Andrew Bailey from the 15-day disabled list on Monday. Bailey missed three weeks with a right biceps injury but should move right back into the closers role in Boston. Prior to the injury Bailey had a 1.46 ERA, 0.81 WHIP and 20/4 K/BB ratio in 12 1/3 innings. With Joel [...]
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Posted on 21 May 2013. Tags: Baseman, Cleveland, Cleveland Indians, Eric, First, Justin, justin smoak, leave, lets, Lucky, Manager, Mariners', Plane, Seattle Mariners, Smoak, Wedge
Eric Wedge, the manager of the Seattle Mariners has to be fit to be tied, about now. he watched as his former team the Cleveland Indians took 4 in a row from his Seattle Mariners this weekend. The series, which concluded today could have gone any worse for the Mariners. The Indians out played Wedge’s [...]
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Posted on 20 May 2013. Tags: Chicago White Sox, decadent, Items, League, major, Major League Baseball, Major League parks, menu, Most, Parks, Pittsburgh Pirates, Texas Rangers
The Pittsburgh Pirates, Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and other Major League clubs have reset the gluttony bar with their latest menu pairings. There is some sort of irony to be found in the concept of watching the fittest athletes in the world compete while chomping down on the least nutritional food possible. Gone are [...]
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Posted on 20 May 2013. Tags: Cincinnati Reds, form, Joey, Joey Votto, return, straight games, Votto
Is Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto steadily working his way back into his 2012 MVP form? Batting .349, the left-handed hitter has hit in eight straight games. This includes a game on Saturday against the hosting Phillies where he successfully reached base six times. Votto was 4-for-4 with two singles, a double, and a [...]
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Posted on 20 May 2013. Tags: Cabrera, Greenberg, Hank, Hank Greenberg, home, list, Miguel, Miguel Cabrera, Ties, Video
The Detroit Tigers Miguel Cabrera smacked two home runs on Sunday against the Rangers to tie Hall of Famer Hank Greenberg with 331 career home runs. The shots were taken off starter Derek Holland in the third and fifth innings. Before the night was done, Cabrera took a total of three balls out of the [...]
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Posted on 20 May 2013. Tags: Dodgers, Fall, LA's, Manager Don Mattingly, Mattingly, soon, the Dodgers
I’ve seen the Dodgers twice in person this season, and both times came away thinking that the team would be OK, that manager Don Mattingly would survive. Now I’m convinced that Mattingly is going to get fired. And the sooner it happens, the better. The players like Mattingly. Club executives insist his lame-duck status is [...]
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Posted on 20 May 2013. Tags: Cardinals, Game, Lyons, Michael, Michael Wacha, Play, Service, start, The Cardinals, time, Tyler, Tyler Lyons, Wacha, Wednesday
Yes, even contenders are concerned about service time when it comes to their top prospects. Its why players like Stephen Strasburg are kept in the minors until mid-June so that they do not qualify for Super Two status. The Cardinals appear to be playing that game as well with Michael Wacha. With an injury to [...]
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