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Santana to the Mets - Ace or Albatross?
by
Mark Burt
Well the big news of the weekend in baseball is that the Mets came to agreement on a long-term contract with star lefthander Johan Santana, thus finalizing their deal with the Minnesota Twins. Santana and the Mets inked a $137.5 million, six-year contract on Friday evening followed by Santana's passing his physical on Saturday, completing the four for one deal which sent the Twins four top prospects.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Santana-to-the-Mets---Ace-or-Albatross?
id=964717 - Feb 03, 2008
Fantasy Starting Pitchers - The Reincarnation of Oakland's "Big Three"
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John Earnhart
The Oakland Athletics have done it again. They have somehow found another set of three dominating starting pitchers to help carry their rotation and your fantasy team.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Fantasy-Starting-Pitchers---The-Reincarnation-of-Oaklands-Big-Three
id=2468890 - Jun 12, 2009
MLB - NL Divisional Previews
by
Robert Ferringo
Second chances. That's the theme of the National League playoffs this season, and St. Louis, Atlanta, Houston or San Diego is going to take advantage of their most recent opportunity and hopefully turn it into a World Series championship.
http://ezinearticles.com/?MLB---NL-Divisional-Previews
id=78814 - Oct 03, 2005
Pitchers With Low Strikeout Rates That May Help Your Fantasy Baseball Team
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Chris J McBrien
When analyzing fantasy baseball pitchers, most people look for the high-strikeout pitchers. Perhaps by looking at the pitchers with lower strikeout rates, you might find some fantasy baseball diamonds in the rough.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Pitchers-With-Low-Strikeout-Rates-That-May-Help-Your-Fantasy-Baseball-Team
id=6326366 - Jun 04, 2011
2010 Fantasy Baseball Rankings - Starting Pitchers
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Todd Lammi
This is the eighth report in the series of our 2010 fantasy baseball rankings looking at the top 60 starting pitchers. The article looks at several key factors to determine the best pitcher to select for your team.
http://ezinearticles.com/?2010-Fantasy-Baseball-Rankings---Starting-Pitchers
id=3734287 - Feb 10, 2010
Five Young MLB Arms Poised For Superstardom on Satellite TV
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John R. Harrison
One of the treats of an MLB Extra Innings package is seeing the rising stars in either league. From David Beckham in Chicago to Tim Lincecum in San Francisco, 2009 had so many moments for the youth movement. Checking in with a satellite TV MLB package in 2010, viewers are advised to follow young pitchers. Here are five to watch.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Five-Young-MLB-Arms-Poised-For-Superstardom-on-Satellite-TV
id=4103561 - Apr 13, 2010
What If Baseball Did Things Differently?
by
Dick Richards
Ever wonder what would happen if baseball allowed teams in the same division to play each other in the first round? Well I did, and here's the way I see it...
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-If-Baseball-Did-Things-Differently?
id=271662 - Aug 17, 2006
2007 Atlanta Braves Preview
by
William Young
The Braves missed out on the stale Champagne celebration in 2006 after 14 consecutive division titles in the previous years. The Atlanta Braves finished third in the National League East behind the Mets and Phillies. As if that weren't enough of a stunner, the principal culprit was pitching. The Braves ranked second in the NL in runs scored and first in slugging percentage, but finished tied for 10th with a .460 team ERA. With the Mets loading up, Pat Gillick reconfiguring the Phillies' roster, and the Marlins stockpiling young arms, it's going to be a challenge for the Braves to rediscover their old mojo in 2007.
http://ezinearticles.com/?2007-Atlanta-Braves-Preview
id=516663 - Apr 05, 2007
Backing the Braves
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Jimmy Boyd
The Atlanta Braves had recorded 14 straight NL East Division titles heading into last season. They left me no reason to believe they wouldn't get number 15 in 2006 as the NL East has traditionally been one of the weakest divisions in baseball.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Backing-the-Braves
id=516669 - Apr 05, 2007
Early MLB Betting Trends
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Erin Rynning
We're not even three weeks into the major league baseball season, but already several story lines from a betting perspective have been in play. Low scoring games seem to be the current theme as 105 games have gone UNDER the total, while just 88 have played OVER the total. Cold weather has been the catalyst for the lower scoring trend with many games being played at below average temperatures, especially across the Midwest and East Coast.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Early-MLB-Betting-Trends