In the first of a new recurring series, John explains his love for the former
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Indians Streak Over – Still Best Bet for World Series
David Morgan owner and editor of the excellent The Planet Of Baseball, joins us to
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‘He is Joy’ – Koji Uehara was a Feeling
In the first of a new recurring series, John explains his love for the former Red Sox closer. Koji Uehara is 42 years old. He didn’t make the playoff roster in a battered and pilloried Cubs bullpen. Those two things
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Indians Streak Over – Still Best Bet for World Series
David Morgan owner and editor of the excellent The Planet Of Baseball, joins us to ensure we don’t forget about the Indians post-streak. For many years the fans of professional team sports in the city of Cleveland, Ohio had very
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Why Buck Farmer and the Tigers will stop the Cleveland Indians win streak.
Buck Farmer has a funny name.
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Brit Sox And Nerds Episode 3 – Bryan Joiner
Bryan Joiner (Baseball Prospectus Boston and Over The Monster) joins Tom to talk all about how he got into writing, wiriting for BP Boston and Over The Monster, the recent SB Nation critism, why he hates writing lineups and how
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The Astros are heroes, the Rangers are villains, right?
This week in response to the destruction of Hurricane Harvey, the Astros moved their home series against the Texas Rangers to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. With a view to potentially have their Mets home series at the Trop as
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The Boston Red Sox – Turning Point
On the 24th June, the Boston Red Sox called up their number one prospect, Rafael Devers. On the 26th June the Boston Red Sox traded a couple of minor-league pitchers for the San Francisco Giants 3B Eduardo Nunez. Some of
Read moreBlake’s Free Agent Finds: 24 – 30 August
After a few weeks off, I’ve shown up just in time for Fantasy Baseball squeaky bum time, with Rotisserie Leagues set to head into the final month, and Head-to-Head leagues almost at playoff season. So I’ve returned to give you
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California Dreaming – Part One
Here to recap a Los Angeles baseball experience, it’s Paul Mitchell… Traffic in Los Angeles isn’t as bad as you may have heard – it’s worse. A family holiday to California in July brought the opportunity to see some West
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The Game Planner, August 21st-27th
After a few weeks of the a disappointingly light Saturday schedule – unfortunately a regular feature of summer baseball – we’re back to a wider choice of five games over the upcoming weekend, which makes up for the fact that
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Tuckin’ Hell – Part 16
When I first started writing about the Padres, I imagined I would be seeing some good young hitting, a tidy bullpen and finally some hit and miss starters. Overall, it would be a team that loses more games than it
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