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Home About Columnists Blog ... Donate 'Steroids, Steroids,' The Hateful Chorus Chants by Burton S. Blumert Memo to Editor Rockwell and other baseball fans: Let me shift your attention for a moment from the Red Sox vs. the Yankees, the finest teams money can buy, to the Left Coast and the incomparable Barry Bonds. Let me bring you up to date. For the first 20 games of the 2004 Season Bonds: Leads the league in batting: .500 Leads the league in HR: 9 Leads the league in Bases on Balls: 30 (this statistic is ominous) These astonishing numbers are consistent with Barry’s shattering of records the past three seasons. Here are those highlights: In 2001 Bonds hit 73 Home Runs (a record that will NEVER be broken) He won the League’s Most Valuable Player Award (MVP) In 2002 Barry won the Batting Title by hitting a glittering .370 During the World Series, he batted .471, hit 4 HR and was walked 13 times.

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September 15, 2005 V for Vinny Vinny Castilla knocks in the go-ahead run in the 10th for the Nationals. The Mets announcers were complaining that Hernandez threw Castilla nothing but fastballs, and that's all Castilla can hit at this point. Posted by David Pinto at 04:39 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0) Purchase Marlins-Astros Tickets Royals Winning The Kansas City Royals score four in the seveth off Buehrle and Vizcaino to take a 6-2 lead over the division leading White Sox. With Cleveland taking a day off (their first of two over the remaining part of the season), their lead can shrink to 4 1/2 games if the score holds up. The Royals have 12 hits, 7 of them doubles. They've also managed to draw four walks. Posted by David Pinto at 04:33 PM Games Comments (0) TrackBack (0) ... Purchase Marlins-Astros Tickets Braden Blows (the Save) Washington had their back against the wall, down one in the ninth inning. But Braden Looper and the defense allowed them back into the game. A single by Zimmerman and an error by Gerald Williams opened the inning, and after a hit by pitch, Wilkerson got Matsui to commit the 2nd error of the inning, tying the game. They'll go to the bottom of the ninth tied. Update : I just went back and watched the replay of Matsui's error. It's a tough error to give the second baseman. The infield was in and the ball was hit hard, but just to his right. I guess the official scorer believes Kaz should have knocked it down.

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Main November 04, 2003 3 (Million) Martinez Lunch Edgar Martinez signed a one-year deal to stay with the Seattle Mariners today. He'll earn a minimum of three million dollars. The two-time AL batting champion had a $4 million base salary this year and earned $3.5 million in performance bonuses. He faced a Sunday deadline to file for free agency. But Martinez wants to finish his career with the Mariners, the only organization he's played for. "I'm very glad everything worked out and I'm coming back for another year," he said. "I think if we didn't reach an agreement, the chances that I'd stay home were a lot greater than I'd play for another team." I used to hear a lot about how players don't stay with one team anymore, but it seems a lot of recent stars had their careers in one city. Here's the list of all players who played at least 12 seasons and played for only one major league franchise: The number of players with one team did go down from the 1970's to the 1980's, and you have to figure in a couple of expansions. But it's not as bad as some people would have you believe. And it looks like Edgar Martinez will be another on the retired part of this list eventually. Posted by David Pinto at 09:36 PM Players TrackBack (0) Navigation Home About the Author Dedication Baseball Musings Radio Show ... Defensive Charts, Probabilistic Model of Range

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Home Articles Books Teams ... Stats September 15, 2005 Now On Sale! Our review of the 2005 season, to be published in early November, is available for order today. 2005 Individual and Team Statistics are now available! THT Team Stats and Graphs THT Player Stats THT Win Shares Player Search: Plus our Statistical Definitions Advertisements Buy MLB Baseball Tickets NY Yankees Baseball Tickets MLB Boston Red Sox Houston Astros Tickets ... World Series Tickets Search THT: Or you can search by: Category Month Author Contact Us with any questions, concerns or comments. All content on this site (including text, graphs, and any other original works), unless otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons License Print this Article E-mail this Article Phat Albert by Aaron Gleeman January 21, 2005 Old man look at my life I'm a lot like you were Old man look at my life I'm a lot like you were Old man look at my life Twenty-four and there's so much more Neil Young Old Man Exactly one year ago today, I wrote a column about just how amazing Albert Pujols ' numbers were through his first three big-league seasons. At the time, Pujols was coming off a year in which he hit .359/.439/.667 with 43 homers, 51 doubles, 124 RBIs, and 137 runs to finish second to

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Pittsburgh, PA Thursday September 15, 2005 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Sports Previous Articles Steelers/NFL Penguins/NHL ... Columnists The Big Picture: Turning back media clock, but what channel is it? Monday, June 02, 2003 The new grounds in old Allegheny will play home on the morrow to the first baseball meeting between Pittsburg and Boston in the century since the famous series for the championship of the world, as we in the penny press of the day dubbed that first one. We got the H out of Pittsburg and kept it that way for another generation back in aught-three, an era not to be confused for later sphere slammers Ott-Mel or Ott-Ed. We never addressed the boys by Pirates in those public prints. Nor were their foes labeled Americans, especially because their Royal Rooters in Beantown oft preferred the Pilgrims appellation. In celebrating this anniversary of the 1903 series matching the best in the baseball business for a nine-game series in Pittsburg’s Exposition Park and Boston’s Huntington Avenue Grounds, these National and American leaguers will stage a Turn Back The Clock evening that, at the same time, Turns Ahead The Clock. Lanny Frattare and the old twirler Bob Walk will announce the game on a KDKA-AM (1020) that did not perform the inaugural sporting broadcast for another 18 years after this series, when a Pittsburg-Philadelphia contest was worked by Harold Arlin, father of the father of future Padres pitcher Steve, whatever Padres are.

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HOME TICKETS SCHEDULE PLAYERS ... TEAM HISTORY San Francisco Giants Baseball History San Francisco Giants, professional baseball team and one of five teams in the West Division of the National League (NL). The Giants play at Pacific Bell Park. The team played in New York City until 1958 and was originally called the Gothams, after one of that city’s many nicknames. The Giants wear uniforms of orange, black, and white. Founded in 1883, the Giants organization is one of the oldest in major league baseball. Also one of the most celebrated, the organization holds a major league record with 47 members in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Seven future Hall of Fame members played for the 1924 pennant-winning club, including the entire infield. Over the decades, Giants greats have included outfielders Bobby and Barry Bonds, Willie Mays, and Mel Ott; infielders Orlando Cepeda, Willie McCovey, Johnny Mize, and Bill Terry; and pitchers Carl Hubbell, Juan Marichal, Christy Mathewson, and Gaylord Perry. Led by such legendary managers as Leo Durocher and John McGraw, the franchise has won five World Series championships, the last being in 1954. When the Giants finished the 1932 season in last place, tensions erupted between McGraw and his players. McGraw named the slugging first baseman and 1930 league MVP Bill Terry to take over as player-manager in 1933. Terry guided the Giants to a World Series victory that year with help from home-run hitting outfielder Mel Ott and league-leading pitcher Carl Hubbell, both part of the talented team built by McGraw. In 1936 and 1937 Terry again led the Giants to pennant victories, but the team fell in the World Series before the new dominant power in major league baseball—the New York Yankees.

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STAN ISAACS OUT OF LEFT FIELD BASEBALL at the SUPREME COURT Justice Harry Blackmun ...knew the score Justice Blackmun certainly had his priorities in order By STAN ISAACS of TheColumnists.com T Baseball fan that he was, Blackmun chronicled the history of the sport back to its beginnings on the Elysian Fields of Hoboken, New Jersey (No, Virginia, Abner Doubleday did not invent baseball in Cooperstown, New York). In the course of setting out the history, Blackmun, pleased with himself and the assignment, named many of the all time baseball greats, even such as Hans Lobert, a Philadelphia Phillies speedster who was far from a household name outside of his own house. When the opinion was passed around to the other judges for review, they noted names Blackmun had not included. Justice Thurgood Marshall complained that Blackmun had not included any black players. Blackmun tried to make the case that he was writing about the earlier days of baseball, but soon realized his error and added Jackie Robinson and others. Potter Stewart, the Reds fan, complained about the absence of a few Reds players. Blackmun dutifully added their names. A few of the other justices enjoyed twitting him about their favorites that had been left out, and Blackmun kept revising his list to satisfy all his colleagues. It ballooned to 88 names.

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