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Death of a Dynasty - Yanks Resemble M.A.S.H. Unit By August
by NewYorkOriole on Feb 18, 2011 11:06 AM EST
on Camden Chat
Just a little something my friend (who is a Reds fan) came up with while we were talking...thought it was funny enough to share...
Reserving Playoff Tickets
Wow, someone actually reserved Oriole playoff tickets.....
Braden vs. A-Rod
How dare he even SPEAK to the great A-rod!
Past Rookie of the Year Winners....
by NewYorkOriole on Sep 8, 2009 4:03 PM EDT
on Camden Chat
So just a little something I’ve been working on about former Rookie of the Year’s, and their careers…..
We’re all hoping Nolan Reimold wins the AL ROY. He seems like a dark horse candidate (at least, I don’t remember seeing much about him – just all Weiters hype), but there are a number of good rookie pitchers that might still take it. Anyway, thinking about Reimold got me wondering what percentage of ROY winners are in the hall of fame, and just how bad of a career could someone have after winning the ROY. First off, the good, after the jump.
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MLB Realignment
I thought I would share this interesting realignment idea from an Angels blog.
Wieters + Bergesen
"It's a well-known fact Matt Wieters'(notes) mystical powers could end feline AIDS, replenish the world's glaciers and single-handedly dominate North Korea in a nuclear war. Seriously, he's destined to become baseball's first 20-time MVP winner. Though the future perennial All-Star hasn't lived up to his massive offensive expectations thus far (.233 BA), he has excelled in a category unmeasured in virtual baseball: game calling. Just ask Bradley Bergesen."
Interesting article about Bergesen's numbers pre- and post-Wieters. I've got both of them on my fantasy team. :-)
100 Reasons to hate Derek Jeter
This is a couple years old, but still pretty funny.
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