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In a High-Tech Era, Baseball Teams Still Talk With Their Hands – New York Times
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Fantasy Baseball: Top 25 prospects, midseason edition – CBSSports.com
Note: Don’t whiff on this special FanDuel offer. Win your first contest or get your money back (up to $10) to keep playing Try FanDuel now! By now, those preseason prospect lists are looking pretty dusty. Some of the biggest names have graduated to the majors. Others have faded into obscurity because of injuries or performance. Still others have only recently risen to prominence. (They’ve been playing games down in…
2016 Fantasy Baseball Midseason Awards – Huffington Post
We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve had some truly wonderful times so far this season. We’ve also spent nights looking longingly out at the moon over the dim light of our screens reading “1/34, 0R, 0HR, 0RBI, 0 SB; 0.0 IP, 0 Ks, INF ERA, INF WHIP”… was that too specific? Sorry. On with the show!
Youth, career arcs made Kaline, Healey a fit for OU baseball – The Detroit News
Oakland University baseball co-coaches Colin Kaline and Jacke Healey each received two-year contracts that pay $50,000 annually.(Photo: Robin Buckson, Detroit News) Oakland University has quickly developed a reputation for outside-the-box thinking since athletic director Jeff Konya came aboard. But co-head coaches, in Division I? That’s practically unheard of. “We feel good about it,” Konya said Wednesday, a day after Colin Kaline and Jacke Healey were named, jointly, in charge of…
Despite Baseball’s Labor Peace, Battlefield Isn’t Deserted – New York Times
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Here’s How Baseball’s All-Star Game Seats Rank Among Sports tickets – TheStreet.com
Baseball’s All-Star Game, which happened last night, isn’t the big draw it once was. But it’s still a big deal. Within the last half-century, the audience for the All-Star Game peaked at 36.3 million when ABC aired it back in 1976. The Cincinnati Reds’ “Big Red Machine” had five players named to the starting roster and seven in the game overall as the National League pummeled the American League 7-1….
The 2016 MLB All-Star Game ushered in baseball’s new era amid a farewell – FOXSports.com
Forget “This One Counts.” Forget the fan voting. Forget the Home Run Derby and national anthems (please forget that) and pregame ceremonies. Tuesday’s All-Star Game wasn’t just an exhibition game — it was a delineation point, a clear juncture between the old guard and the next era of baseball stars. The man who bridged the gap was the last holdout of the prior era’s greats. Jeter and Rivera are retired,…
Former baseball coach out of jail, makes court appearance – WITN
LENOIR COUNTY, NC (WITN) – A former high school coach accused of being sexually involved with a student made a brief court appearance this morning. Donnell Garris, III was released from the Lenoir County jail Tuesday night. The judge set July 27th as his next court date. The Lenoir County Sheriff’s Office received word Monday afternoon that there was possibly an inappropriate relationship going…
VHSL to set a pitch-count policy for baseball – Richmond.com
ALEXA WELCH EDLUND PRINCE GEORGE MATOACA BASEBALL 050316 Matoaca’s Robin Traylor pitches to Prince George Tuesday, May 3, 2016. ALEXA WELCH EDLUND COSBY HYLTON BASEBALL Cosby’s Ryan Clawson pitches to Hylton during the regional championship baseball game Friday June 3, 2016. Posted: Wednesday, July 13, 2016 3:40 pm VHSL to set a pitch-count policy for baseball BY ERIC KOLENICH Richmond Times-Dispatch Richmond Times-Dispatch The Virginia High School League is implementing…
The 2016 MLB All-Star Game ushered in baseball’s new era amid a farewell – FOXSports.com
Forget “This One Counts.” Forget the fan voting. Forget the Home Run Derby and national anthems (please forget that) and pregame ceremonies. Tuesday’s All-Star Game wasn’t just an exhibition game — it was a delineation point, a clear juncture between the old guard and the next era of baseball stars. The man who bridged the gap was the last holdout of the prior era’s greats. Jeter and Rivera are retired,…
Despite Baseball’s Labor Peace, Battlefield Isn’t Deserted – New York Times
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San Diego’s Petco Park is the best ballpark in baseball – For The Win
SAN DIEGO — This place rules. I know what you’re thinking: I’m saying that because I’m here right now, enjoying myself in the beautiful Southern California sunshine for All-Star Week and falling victim to the trappings of recency bias. But in fact, I am on record naming Petco Park my favorite in all of baseball during last year’s All-Star Week in Cincinnati. I’ve attended games in 28 of the 30…
Baseball’s Winners and Losers (Based on Expectations) – New York Times
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Northrop’s Garrett Schoenle is News-Sentinel’s Prep Baseball Player of the Year – News Sentinel
Northrop High School pitcher Garrett Schoenle can testify to the reality of a sophomore slump, and how to turn it into a junior jump. Schoenle burst onto the season as a freshman in 2014, proving to be one of the top pitchers around. His sophomore season didn’t go nearly so well, as he struggled to match his debut season. “As a sophomore, he over-thought the process,” Northrop coach…
San Diego’s Petco Park is the best ballpark in baseball – For The Win
SAN DIEGO — This place rules. I know what you’re thinking: I’m saying that because I’m here right now, enjoying myself in the beautiful Southern California sunshine for All-Star Week and falling victim to the trappings of recency bias. But in fact, I am on record naming Petco Park my favorite in all of baseball during last year’s All-Star Week in Cincinnati. I’ve attended games in 28 of the 30…
The 2016 MLB All-Star Game ushered in baseball’s new era amid a farewell – FOXSports.com
Forget “This One Counts.” Forget the fan voting. Forget the Home Run Derby and national anthems (please forget that) and pregame ceremonies. Tuesday’s All-Star Game wasn’t just an exhibition game — it was a delineation point, a clear juncture between the old guard and the next era of baseball stars. The man who bridged the gap was the last holdout of the prior era’s greats. Jeter and Rivera are retired,…
Despite Baseball’s Labor Peace, Battlefield Isn’t Deserted – New York Times
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Despite Baseball’s Labor Peace, Battlefield Isn’t Deserted – New York Times
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The 2016 MLB All-Star Game ushered in baseball’s new era amid a farewell – FOXSports.com
Forget “This One Counts.” Forget the fan voting. Forget the Home Run Derby and national anthems (please forget that) and pregame ceremonies. Tuesday’s All-Star Game wasn’t just an exhibition game — it was a delineation point, a clear juncture between the old guard and the next era of baseball stars. The man who bridged the gap was the last holdout of the prior era’s greats. Jeter and Rivera are retired,…
Baseball’s Winners and Losers (Based on Expectations) – New York Times
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