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Rays, Red Sox, Yankees One Team Has Got To Go

Timing is everything, especially in the American League East.

It will no doubt come down to the last second with an end result with either the Rays, Red Sox or Yankees deeming 2010 a complete wash-out.

Where are the three best teams in MLB currently standing?

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Baseball Basics: Statistical Basics

Hey newbie fans, hopefully by now you have started to grasp the basics of baseball.

Now with the season in full swing, you newbies should be ready for the next question. This has been asked a few times over the last week.

Baseball Basics Question:

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Yankees Win But Today All Of Baseball Lost

Baseball lost a hero today with the passing of Ernie Harwell who was 92 years old.

For 55 years, Mr. Ernie Harwell was the quintessential icon of baseball broadcasters. Over 42 of those seasons, Mr. Harwell was the radio voice for the Detroit Tigers earning a niche in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1981. Detroit felt pride because Mr. Harwell was so proud of the city each and every day.

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Baseball Basics: Fans Starting From Scratch

WEEKLY QUESTION:

How many MLB teams are there, and are the Yankees and Mets in the same division?

Major League Baseball consists of 30 teams; 14 in the American League (AL), and 16 in the National League (NL). The two leagues are broken up into three divisions, EAST, CENTRAL and WEST.

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Baseball Basics: Welcome

Not everyone is a baseball fan, but everybody should be.

Attempts to gain such status are made all the time. The success ratio is about 50/50, with biggest complaints being not understanding the basics, which in turn make games boring, endlessly to long and cause resentment towards the sport itself.

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Brian Cashman’s Mid-Report Card: Part One

With the start to the MLB Winter Meetings, lonely fans can finally wake-up with baseball on their mind.

Hopes and dreams of next season start to unfold as trades, pick-ups and drop-offs give plenty to talk about again.

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