41. Baseball HQ: HQ Today Jones,Todd $ 0 $14 $27 SP wagner,billy $24 $20 $16 SP Lidge,Brad $28 $19 $10 Surprisingly, both wagner and Martinez are on pace for less than their http://www.baseballhq.com/free/free050701.shtml

Forecasting 101 [an error occurred while processing this directive] Free Preview Baseball HQ Home The following is a free sample of a column from Baseball HQ, one of hundreds readers receive during the course of their subscription. Get a competitive advantage in your league by subscribing today! ROTISSERIE GAMING Patrick Davitt - July 1 Roto All Stars Voting is over and the fans have made their usual idiotic choices for the All Star teams. Fortunately, in this space we can use the numbers to determine the true and deserving All Stars for mid-year 2005. So we have. METHOD Since Roto success is all about players who turn a "profit" by out-earning their projections, we decided our All Stars would have to demonstrate not only excellence, but excellence above and beyond our expectations. So we took all the hitters and pitchers in each league, and compared their year-to-date 5x5 dollar production with HQ's April 1 Player Projections. But we didn't just look for the greatest profit. We added the profit onto the YTD achievement, to capture not only extra value but overall performance. We sorted the results by league and position. Where players qualified at multiple positions, they were slotted in where they could allow the highest possible value at their other positions. Among the pitchers, we arbitrarily took five starters, two closers (projected on April 1 for 20+ Saves) and two middle guys (projected under five Saves and under 80 IP).

42. Philadelphia Inquirer 07/26/2005 On Baseball Wagner Is On baseball wagner is playing for keeps. By Jim Salisbury Inquirer Columnist They re the team that needs to get billy wagner. http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/sports/columnists/12221520.htm

43. Philadelphia Inquirer 07/01/2005 On Baseball Wagner Says Closer billy wagner says this year’s Phillies lack “the knowhow to. Closer billywagner says this year’s On baseball wagner says Phils can t win http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/sports/12028465.htm

44. Fantasy Baseball Board > Carlos Lee And Billy Wagner Full Version Carlos Lee and billy wagner Fantasy baseball Board Fantasybaseball.com Forums Ask the Fantasy Nation! smooth. Jul 22 2005, 0322 AM http://www.fantasybaseball.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1548.html

Help Search Member List Calendar Full Version: Carlos Lee and Billy Wagner Fantasy Baseball Board FantasyBaseball.com Forums smooth Jul 22 2005, 03:22 AM 6 team H2H standard cats. Give Lee and Wagner and get Oswalt, allowing me to then move Schilling off the DL to play him. I have too much OF power and not enough pitching. Do the deal? Jul 22 2005, 03:27 AM Jul 22 2005, 03:27 AM your SP seems fine... why do you want oswalt? what do you need improving? ERA, WHIP, Ks? smooth Jul 22 2005, 03:32 AM Jul 22 2005, 03:56 AM Toronto Rock Jul 22 2005, 04:54 AM And by the time this trade gets accepted and cleared Turnbow will have been picked up by someone else. Do you really need 5 first basemen? Helton, Dunn, TEx, Huff and Thome all qualify at first base. smooth Jul 22 2005, 11:12 AM Turnbow is available . . . its a 6 team league so no one has picked him up yet. I only have Thome because someone dropped him and I just stuck him on the DL which doesnt hurt me. I could drop Huff or Dunn for Turnbow if I made this trade. So essentially its Lee, Wagner, Dunn and I get Oswalt, Schilling and Turnbow. The best free agents right now are: Sexson Burrel Guillen Hunter Wright Turnbow Petitte Shields Davis Street smooth Jul 22 2005, 11:16 AM

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46. New York Daily News - Baseball - Bill Madden's All-Star Confidential: Pitchers B Phillies closer billy wagner doesn t disagree. But Selig insists the Worldbaseball Classic is essential to baseball s longterm international growth. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/story/327675p-280094c.html

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='528'; awmAltUrl=''; Current Archive Bill Madden joined the Daily News in 1978 after nine years at United Press International where he covered baseball, track and field and Olympics. He was the Daily News' Yankee beat writer from 1980-88 before becoming the News' national baseball columnist. In his 24 years with The News, Madden has broken numerous major baseball stories. He is the author of the just-published "Pride of October: What It Was to Be Young and a Yankee," as well as two other books on baseball - "Damned Yankees" in collaboration with Moss Klein of the Newark Star-Ledger, and Don Zimmer's best-selling autobiography, "Zim-A Baseball Life." Email: bmadden@ edit.nydailynews.com Past Columns Now you can visit our complete archive of Bill Madden's sports columns. Click below for the complete lineup and a free sneak preview of each column, plus info on our affordable purchase options! COLUMNIST ARCHIVE Related Stories Read all of the Daily News' coverage of the All-Star Game! Pitchers blast new parks Small yards big trouble All-Star Confidential DETROIT - The word has gone out from the All-Star Game to the Phillies and Reds in particular: Be advised: The pitchers have declared war on your ballparks.

47. New York Daily News - Baseball - Bill Madden: Deadline Doozies Phillies trade billy wagner to the Red Sox for third baseman Kevin Youkilis and According to recent research there are more baseball Hall of Famers (12) http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/story/332967p-284575c.html

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='528'; awmAltUrl=''; Current Archive Bill Madden joined the Daily News in 1978 after nine years at United Press International where he covered baseball, track and field and Olympics. He was the Daily News' Yankee beat writer from 1980-88 before becoming the News' national baseball columnist. In his 24 years with The News, Madden has broken numerous major baseball stories. He is the author of the just-published "Pride of October: What It Was to Be Young and a Yankee," as well as two other books on baseball - "Damned Yankees" in collaboration with Moss Klein of the Newark Star-Ledger, and Don Zimmer's best-selling autobiography, "Zim-A Baseball Life." Email: bmadden@ edit.nydailynews.com Past Columns Now you can visit our complete archive of Bill Madden's sports columns. Click below for the complete lineup and a free sneak preview of each column, plus info on our affordable purchase options! COLUMNIST ARCHIVE Deadline doozies The best and worst of baseball's summer trades COOPERSTOWN - In the final hours leading up to the 4 p.m. trading deadline today, hunkered down GMs remain in full scramble mode in an effort to swing what they hope will be "the difference-making deal."

48. Baseball 2001 Draft Castillo, Luis (2BFla), Galarraga, Andres (1B-Tex), Alfonseca, Antonio (RP-Fla),wagner, billy (RP-Hou), Thome, Jim (1B, DH-Cle), Heredia, Gil (SP-Oak) http://www.alexking.org/fantasy_sports/baseball/baseball_2001/draft.html

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49. Ferrum Baseball Records Ferrum College baseball Records Season Fewest Hits Allowed/9 Inn 1.58 bybilly wagner, 1992 1991 Strikeout Average 13.7 by billy wagner http://www.ferrum.edu/athletics/Baseball/BBrecords.htm

Ferrum College Baseball Records At Bats Game: 7, Ryan Brittle vs. Averett, 2/3/96 7 Brian Goodrich vs. Shen, 4/15/96 7, Sharron Braxton vs. H-S, 4/22/97 Season: 195, Todd Cunningham, 1996 Career: 636, Todd Cunningham, 1994-97 Runs Scored Game: 5, Shannon Gray vs. Guilford, 4/10/96 Season: 60, Todd Cunningham, 1995 Career: 195, Todd Cunningham, 1994-97 Hits Game: 5, Several players Season: 69 , Eric Owens, 1991 Career: 216, Brian Strong, 1998-2001 Walks Game: 4, Luther Headley vs. Shenandoah, 1995 4, Grant Renfrow vs. Lynchburg, 1987 4 , Grant Renfrow vs. Methodist, 1987 Season: 48, Grant Renfrow, 1987 Career: 94, Grant Renfrow, 1986-89 Sacrifice Flies Game: 2, Several players Season: 12, Willie Walton, 1987 Career: 16, Willie Walton, 1986-87 Doubles Game: 3, Pat Daly vs. Guilford, 4/10/9 3, Todd Cunningham vs. CNU, 4/22/95 3, Grant Renfrow vs. Mt. Olive, 1987 Season: 19, Brian Strong, 2000

50. Ferrum College - The Ferrum Newsstand billy wagner Speaks To The Ferrum College s baseball Team billy speaks to theFerrum baseball team (more pictures below) Astros Relief/ Ferrum Alum Returns http://www.ferrum.edu/news/ArchivePreMay02/billy.htm

For immediate release Released by : Diane Hailey January 29, 2001 dhailey@ferrum.edu Billy speaks to the Ferrum Baseball team (more pictures below) Astros' Relief/ Ferrum Alum Returns to See Naff , Get a Workout Ferrum College senior catcher Brian Strong took over 50 pitches off Houston Astros' Billy Wagner during practice on Friday, January 26. Wagner, one of the top closers in the National League, was business as usual on the off-season visit to his college turf, giving Strong a taste of The Show. Several friends of Wagner and most of the team watched the grueling session inside Ferrum's new indoor bullpen. Wagner also ran two miles and numerous sprints before giving the team a motivational speech and answering questions from Coach Abe Naff's players. "When I graduated from high school I was 135 pounds," said Wagner. "Coach Naff was the only coach who gave me the opportunity to play baseball at the college level, and I've always been grateful." Wagner also pushed the student-athletes to study hard. "You can't give more to baseball than you give to your classes. You want people to say that you're a good person and good student, not just a good baseball player," Wagner told them.

51. Meet The Phillies: Billy Wagner (phillyBurbs.com) Meet the Phillies billy wagner phillyBurbs.com Favorite baseball playersgrowing up Dale Murphy and Nolan Ryan Favorite beverage Mountain Dew http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/102-02222005-453887.html

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52. Billy-Ball, Baseball Commentary And Humor billyBall is baseball commentary by Bill Chuck who enjoys the fun of the game In the meantime, the Phillies and closer billy wagner will continue to http://www.billy-ball.com/news/daily.asp

Thursday, September 15, 2005 Billy-Ball is a baseball column by Homeplate BB-Forum Contact Me Billy-Ball Daily Bill Chuck (Billy-Ball his own self) Billy-Ball - From the diamond to your desktop Subscribe to Billy-Ball - it’s free - www.billy-ball.com “The Ankle” - a great gift for any occasion - www.bobbleankle.com Wednesday, September 14, 2005 Top of the 1st MVP OR MVH Last night the losing pitcher for the Blue Jays, Josh Towers, laid it out on the table for all of us to see and consider - David Ortiz doesn’t deserve to be MVP because Ortiz doesn't usually play the field. "They don't go through the grind other guys go through defensively, diving after balls, chasing balls. If you make an error, it might affect you but if you're a DH, you don't go through any of that," Towers said. "You just hit. As good a hitter as he is, and he's one of the best, no question, I could never vote for a guy who doesn't do play defense." Not surprisingly Big Papi disagrees, "I'm just trying to break the rules," Ortiz said. "As soon as they bring my name up they said. `Oh, he's a DH. I don't think he deserves it because he's a DH."' That's fine with me. I never saw anybody win the MVP because they won the Gold Glove and hit .230. You win the MVP because you help your ballclub, you win games whenever your team needs it and because you put up some numbers." How many times have you read in Billy-Ball, “David Ortiz hit a two-run, tiebreaking home run in the 8th inning last night .” Well, the question is not rhetorical. Last night was Ortiz's 11th game-winning home run in the seventh inning or later since joining the Red Sox in 2003 tying Andruw Jones for the most in the majors during that time and his third in the last nine days.

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54. Pitcher Perfect - Why Can't Anyone Throw A Baseball Faster Than 100 Mph? By Noam When baseball s elders swap stories about fireballers, the name that ends the the 5foot-11 Pedro Martinez, and the 5-foot-10 billy wagner throw just as http://slate.msn.com/id/2116402/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search placeAd(3,'slate.homepage/slate') placeAd(6,'slate.homepage/slate'); sports nut The stadium scene. Pitcher Perfect Why can't anyone throw a baseball faster than 100 mph? By Noam Scheiber Posted Friday, April 8, 2005, at 11:38 AM PT The physics of flamethrowing When baseball's elders swap stories about fireballers, the name that ends the conversation isn't Nolan Ryan or Sandy Koufax. It's one that never appeared on the back of a major-league uniform: Steve Dalkowski. Legend has it that the 5-foot-11-inch, 170-pound lefty threw his fastball well in excess of 100 mph. We don't have an exact number for the same reason Dalkowski, who toiled in the minors in the late 1950s and early 1960s, never made the big leagues: He was too wild to time. When a scout tried to gauge Dalkowski's fastball with a primitive radar gun—a beam of light the width of home plate—the pitcher couldn't hit the target until after his arm got tired. Steve Dalkowski sounds like a genetic freak, but so is anyone who can throw a baseball 90 mph. What he really represents is a blow to the basic notion of human progress. In almost every measurable physical activity, athletes show improvement over time. Jumpers jump higher and farther, and runners and swimmers go faster. Since the late 1950s, the high-jump world record has improved by more than 10 percent, the 100-meter-dash mark has improved by 5 percent, and swimming's best 100-meter freestyle has dipped 12 percent.

55. Reading Phillies Baseball: Class AA Affiliate Of The Philadelphia Phillies Since Reading Phillies baseball Established 1967 wagner, billy, 2004 (rehab).Walk, Robert, 1979. Walker, Adam, 2001. Wallace, David, 1973 http://www.readingphillies.com/alumni_roster_w.htm

TEAMS Philadelphia Scranton Clearwater Lakewood Batavia Minor Lg. Site Eastern Lg. Akron Altoona Binghamton Bowie Erie Harrisburg N. Britain N. Hampshire Norwich Portland Trenton News / Stats / Team - History: All-Time Roster A B C D ... Z W Waco, David J. Wagner, Billy 2004 (rehab) Walk, Robert Walker, Adam Wallace, David Wallace, Michael Wallace, William Waller, Casey Walsh, Sean Ward, Kevin Warner, Harold B. Washington, Keith Watkins, David Watts, Leonard Weaver, Eric Wedel, Jeremy Welborn, Sammye Weldon, Gary Wells, Robert L. Wertz, Lawrence Wesemann, Jason West, David L. 1995 (rehab) Westbrook, Destry S. White, Thomas Whiteman, Greg Wiegant, Scott Willard, Gerald Williams, Cary W. Williams, Jeffrey L. Williams, Mel Williams, Michael D. Williams, Shad Williams, Stephen L. Williams, Wayne Wilson, Gary D. Wilson, Mike Wilson, William H. Wissel, Richard Wojna, Edward Wolf, Randy 1998, 2001 (rehab), 2004 (rehab) Wolfe, William Woods, Kenny Wortham, Richard Wright, James T. Wright, Scott r e a d i n g p h i l l i e s . c o m Stats Standings Box Scores News Releases ... readingeagle.com

56. HONUS WAGNER1900 NL BABE RUTH AWARD WINNER An alternate to Cooperstown and home to the most powerful baseball .505 2Roy Thomas .451 3 billy Hamilton .449 4 Elmer Flick .441 5 HONUS wagner .434 6 http://www.baseballimmortals.net/Wagner/wagner--1900nlbabe.shtml

57. Baseball America - Chat baseball America Online Chat Kazmir is not unlike billy wagner, althoughI like Kazmir s chances of remaining in the rotation. http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/chat/041115bb.html

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58. HoustonChronicle.com - On Baseball: One Of Lidge's Teachers Becomes His Cheerlea Astros fan could forgive the club for trading billy wagner to the Phillies . Just in case, though, wagner paused and asked if Lidge is still humble. http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/sports/ortiz/3075961

HoustonChronicle.com Pick a section Home Page Business Classifieds Columnists Comics Community Directory Entertainment Features Health Help Inside Story Marketplace Metropolitan Page 1 News Search Archives Site Map Space Sports Travel Weather Section: Sports Section: Baseball Section: Jose de Jesus Ortiz: Baseball Current stories in Jose de Jesus Ortiz: Baseball: Baseball Notebook: Clemente's proud legacy is worth learning about Baseball Notebook: Casting Cy Young vote presents real challenge ... E-mail this story March 9, 2005, 1:32AM ON BASEBALL One of Lidge's teachers becomes his cheerleader By JOSE DE JESUS ORTIZ KISSIMMEE, FLA. - As Octavio Dotel struggled through the start of last season, hardly any Astros fan could forgive the club for trading Billy Wagner to the Phillies. ADVERTISEMENT The reality of the situation, however, is that the Wagner trade might have been the type of deal that genuinely helps both parties. It freed up the money the Astros used for Andy Pettitte, who in turn lured Roger Clemens. Nobody can deny that the 2004 performance Clemens gave the Astros was a magical ride unlike anything ever seen in Houston. Even Wagner appreciated the ride Clemens and the Astros went on last October. Wagner appears at ease now in his Phillies uniform despite a turbulent season in which he ripped the manager, general manager and athletic trainers in Philadelphia.

59. Baseball Musings: Why Wagner? Why is billy wagner starting the 9th inning? Myers only threw 87 pitches. Visit Busch Stadium Buy St. Louis Cardinal tickets and other baseball http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/009039.php

Main April 17, 2005 Why Wagner? Why is Billy Wagner starting the 9th inning? Myers only threw 87 pitches. Yes, he had given up consecutive hits to Estrada and Hampton, but Wagner has pitched two days in a row. Giles doubles off the right field wall with one out, then steals third. The Braves have the best threat of the night right now. Update : Chipper Jones strikes out looking. No excuse for not swinging in that situation. Update : Great play by David Bell on a slow roller by Andruw Jones. He cut across in front of the shortstop to get the ball and throw out the batter. If the ball had gotten to Rollins, Andrew would have beat it out. To the bottom of the ninth, still no score. Myers ERA is now 0.44. Posted by David Pinto at 10:00 PM Strategy TrackBack (0) Comments Why NOT the closer in a scoreless tie in the 9th Posted by: luis at April 18, 2005 11:43 AM Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? Yes No Comments: Navigation Home About the Author Dedication Baseball Musings Radio Show ... Terms of Service Sponsors MLB Baseball Tickets Online Boston Red Sox Tickets New York Yankees Tickets Baltimore Orioles Tickets ... Onlineseats.com

60. Baseball Musings: Wagner The Dog With the score tied in the 9th, the Astros brought in billy wagner to hold the Visit Busch Stadium Buy St. Louis Cardinal tickets and other baseball http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/004784.php

Main September 22, 2003 Wagner the Dog With the score tied in the 9th, the Astros brought in Billy Wagner to hold the Giants for one more inning. He gave up three hits, including back-to-back HR by Feliz and Durham. These are the first runs Wagner has given up since 8/22, and the first time (and only the fourth time overall) since June of 1999 that Wagner has given up two HR in a game. Posted by David Pinto at 11:05 PM Games TrackBack (0) Navigation Home About the Author Dedication Baseball Musings Radio Show ... Terms of Service Sponsors MLB Baseball Tickets Online Boston Red Sox Tickets New York Yankees Tickets Baltimore Orioles Tickets ... Onlineseats.com is your #1 Source for Cubs Tickets Red Sox Tickets Yankees Tickets Giants Tickets ... Nationals Tickets and All MLB Tickets Buy all your MLB Tickets Orioles Tickets Yankees Tickets Baltimore Orioles Tickets ... Red Sox Tickets and Spamalot Tickets and Concert Tickets From The Ticket Specialists Baseball Tickets Cleveland Indians Tickets Red Sox Tickets ... World Series Tickets Up to 30% off on MLB Baseball Tickets Boston Red Sox Tickets New York Yankees Tickets Baltimore Orioles Tickets ... San Diego Padres Tickets Visit Busch Stadium - Buy St. Louis

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