The AL East is proving itself worthy of it’s reputation as the toughest division in baseball.It is difficult to imagine the post-season will be without either the Yankees, Red Sox or Rays, who have each have won the ALCS the last three seasons. (2007-BRS; 2008-TBR; 2009-NYY)Let’s take a look at this three-headed-beast:
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Reviewing Top Three American League East Teams
Robinson Cano, Francisco Liriano take the American League’s monthlies
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05/03/2010 5:02 PM ET
Robinson Cano, Francisco Liriano take the American League‘s monthlies
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ROBBY CANO DON’T YOU KNOW WELL NOW YOU DOs
Robinson Cano is a darn authentic baseball player, but after years the discussion of Cano’s promise to excel seems to be unfolding.
Cano is leading baseball in hitting, with .407 avg, eight home-runs, five doubles, one triple, 17 RBI’s and .444 OBP.
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Player Profile: Robinson Jose Cano #24 2B
Robinson Jose Cano, who is named after baseball hero Jackie Robinson, was born in 1982, in the Dominican Republic.
His father, Jose played baseball, signed by the Astros in 1980, but only played in a few major league games for the organization in 1989.
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Baseball Basics: The Who, What, Where
BASEBALL BASICS
WEEKLY QUESTION:
Last season during the bottom of the second inning, one of my best friend’s cheered, “There is Derek Jeter! Go Jeter!”
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Can Joe Girardi Repeat In 2010?
Last season’s switching of Damon and Jeter in the line-up, gave the Yankees a one-two impact that was hands-down, the best in the league.
Probably, the principal managerial choice of Joe Girardi made to date. It worked instantaneously, and made everyone wonder why Jeter had ever been in the second spot.
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