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Two MLB Teams Not To Give Up On

MLB’s second-half of the season is officially in full swing.

Thus far, in 2010 is proving to be one for the books. With so many tight division races, fans will have plenty of excitement to keep them occupied.

Still, fans tend to throw in the towel and write-off their teams chances of playing in October. A few teams stand out that might not be division leaders now, but still have the potential not to be counted out yet.

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MLB’s Half-Time Who’s Hot And Who’s Not Part Two

Let’s continue with summing up the wild first-half of the MLB season, by looking at the National League.

One thing is for sure, the NL is no longer “the other” league in baseball. The NL is providing plenty of drama and talent to compete with their AL counterparts.

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Baseball’s One-Third Season Report Card

Officially, the 2010 baseball season is one-third complete.

What does it mean?

Nothing close to forecasting the post-season, but teams should identify themselves by now.

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Memorial Day Weekend Equals Crazy Baseball

So far 2010 has been filled with drama.

Teams go from boiling hot to freezing cold in an instant. Stars have been struggling more than ever.

Who would have thought Memorial Day Weekend would leave so many marks this season?

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Yankees Are Screwing With Vazquez’s Head

If I were Javier Vazquez, I would be insulted.

Not only is moving Vazquez to the bullpen ridiculous, it is such a blow to the ego.

Vazquez has always been a good starter for thirteen seasons in the majors. In his career, Vazquez has a 4.24 ERA, with 2280 strikeouts and has pitched 200+ innings in nine seasons.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE: TEAM RANKINGS EVERYBODY OUGHT TO KNOW

With baseball season in full swing, teams are starting to define their reputations.

As the season progresses, teams will start to trip themselves up or find their footing again. Some teams will get that hail mary to get back up, and some might collapse like the Mets in 2007.

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