Philadelphia Phillies Phillies have had a lot of bad luck with Jimmy Rollins out twice in first half, Chase Utley out till September and just a string of other continual mishaps. Positive note is that Cole Hamels is pitching like 2008 again…..which is good as the Phillies are winning again. Rumor is the Phillies are [...]
Archive of entries posted on July 2010
New York Yankees Pitching Situation Solved
The New York Yankees finished the weekend taking three of four games from the Kansas City Royals. The Yankees continue to lead the majors with a 62-35 record and the AL East division. The Tampa Bay Rays are just three games behind, which leave little room for error. While the ailing Boston Red Sox trail [...]
Philadelphia Phillies Are Dumb To Trade Jayson Werth
The last week before the MLB trade deadline on July 31st is usually an eventful and dramatic couple of days up until the last second. The players who are on the trading block are not exciting and certainly bring no guarantee. The only proven difference-maker was SP Cliff Lee, who was traded to the Texas [...]
A Special Tribute To Honor ‘The Boss’ New York Yankees Owner George Steinnbrenner
THIS TV PAYS TRIBUTE TO “THE BOSS” OF BASEBALL GEORGE STEINBRENNER Baseball Movie “The Pride of the Yankees” & TV Series “Home Run Derby” Airing Saturday, July 24 – 7:00 pm ET Los Angeles, CA—July 20, 2010—THIS TV, the free broadcast movie network from MGM Studios and Weigel Broadcasting, will honor “The Boss” of [...]
New York Yankees vs. Los Angeles Angel-Style Baseball
The New York Yankees were elated to get the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim out of the Bronx as fast as possible, after beating them 10-6 Wednesday afternoon. The Angels got a taste of their own medicine after dominating the Yankees the night before. On Tuesday night, a beaten-up Angels team came into the series [...]
New York Yankees: Halos Spell Trouble in the Bronx
Andy Pettitte thinks he can be back on the mound in three weeks. After watching the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim slaughter the New York Yankees, any encouragement that the team could manage without the Southpaw went right out the window. Phil Hughes went into the game with a 3-0 career record against the Halos. [...]
