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Kate on
30 March 2010, 8:44 pm
As Spring Training is wrapping-up, Joe Girardi still had yet to see one special youngster for himself.
This phenomenon Yankees pitching prospect, Pat Venditte who is ambidextrous, successfully as able from with either arm. Venditte also has two entirely different deliveries, overhand from his right and 10 o’clock sidearm as a lefty.
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Posted by
Kate on
2 March 2010, 9:48 am
The seemingly endless discussion of Joba vs. Phil is heating up again.
Last season this was a mess and solved nothing.
Hughes toss to the bullpen happen to look genius, when it was the only way to keep him on the roaster.
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Posted by
Kate on
14 October 2009, 4:36 am
Unlike past October’s, for the first time in years the final four teams that remain are the top four in baseball. It will something not to miss as any one of the teams has a shot to win. There is no currently hot team making a run of it; all four are hot and loaded with talent.
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Posted by
Kate on
13 July 2009, 7:24 pm
Every season I have the same thoughts in my head, ‘Why are the middle relievers basically the yes or no for any MLB team?’
It is the first topic addressed by media, managers and fans alike. These ‘middle-men’ are the talk of baseball and for a position with no recognition compared to the starting pitcher or the closer. The Middle Men sure seem to be a huge component to any teams success or failure.
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