Plus they have lost 10K + season ticket holders since 2007

Don't really agree with the Red Sox being #1 overall. I'd take the Braves, Rockies and Diamondbacks drafts over them. But damn this seems like a great draft.

23. Giants
Didn't have picks in first three rounds but uncovered super sleeper Sergio Romo (28).

6. Braves
Yunel Escobar (2) is a quality shortstop, Tommy Hanson (22) has frontline upside.
5. Brewers
Ryan Braun (1) became one of major's most devastating bats within two years.
4. Nationals
Got an all-around star in Ryan Zimmerman (1), innings-eater in John Lannan (12).
3. Diamondbacks
Justin Upton (1) a worthy No. 1 pick; also got Micah Owings (3), Greg Smith (6).
2. Rockies
Colorado hit on just one big leaguer: Troy Tulowitzki (1), baseball's best shortstop.
1. Red Sox
Jacoby Ellsbury (1), Clay Buchholz (1s), Jed Lowrie (1s) arrived before second round.

Could be an interesting pick up.

The final act of the Dodgers downfall begins today.

With fractured forearm. Ouch.

I wonder how much this will effect his contract.

Pac Bell- SBC and ATT Park

Network Coliseum, McAfee, Oakland-Alameda and it will NOW BE OVERSTOCK.COM Coliseum.

Oh, man! How cool would it be to get them to wear that baby blue albatross of a jersey? So very cool. Chicago voting rules are in effect.

edit: on second thought, is the road alt even the worse of the three?

Ugh.

Apparently he gave "loans" to prospects in the Dominican. I doubt he is the only one and he is being Barry'd on this issue, but still that is a big risk for someone to take. Especially when the company the over see is doing just fine with top prospects and players currently in the US.

Looks like a drunk Pika gets it right.

My brother-in-law can't believe that I don't believe in clutch and has been trying to convince me of clutchyness. His latest argument is this argument in the NYT about hitters who are hitting 299 or 300 in their last AB and how often they reach that mark. I find this study really bad as no variables are mentioned, most notably the scorer being more lenient on the last day and the talent of the pitcher.

Press release at the Brewers/Cubs game said Jim Hendry wrote a new book called "How to finish near last while having the highest payroll"

Article about Nyjer Morgans "Rules" infractions.

God, the only thing I hate more than the Unwritten rules of Baseball are the Dodgers.

Accuscore, says that the dodgers are less likely to make the playoffs after their trades (31.9% before vs a 21.5% chance now). While the Giants have increased their chances (60.9% before to 64.6% now)

Again LOL DODGERS

Cavalier fans are stupider than I thought. LETS PAY THE OWNERS FINE!

Protesters at the national spelling bee.

"I'm thru with through" and "Enuf is enuf. Enough is too much"

The idiots are coming out of the woods to smear poop in favor of complete instant replay.

I feel horrible for Gallaraga, but that doesn't mean this is a time for IR. I believe some type of quality control on Umpires, reviewing a sample of games and rating the ump on blown calls vs correct calls while taking into account correct positioning and the closeness of the play, would be more beneficial.

Thought provoking and well written article by ESPN and BCB (I think I know who did most of the work!) about the merits of the DH.