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Major League BaseballBryan WalkerArticlesSelig holds the game hostage for money. Does anyone think they have a chance yet? Notes from the Division Series Random criticisms of major league managers. Early Season Predictions Revisited A quick look at some things that were predicted early. Playoff previews and more on parity. How 'bout those Mets? A look at the MVP candidates of the American League Who are the cogs in the Philadelphia machine? Why did St. Louis get rid of him? Which current players will join Puckett and Winfield in the Hall of Fame? Also, ranking the best lead-off hitters in the game. Here are the winners and losers for the trade deadline. Maybe they should try an oval shaped strike zone. Don't expect any large trade deals this year. And the Mariners. Notes on some top young pitchers The All-Star selections of Torre and Valentine aren't that bad. All-Star Voting and other news All-Star voting, Rocker, and Kerry Wood Notes from the Twins-Indians Game A viewpoint from a televised game. Top Ten Things This Season That Just Aren't Right The list of the Unexpected The behind-the-scene motivations in the majors. Bob Brenly has a lot to learn about how the game is played. News and views from every division Should MLB contract? Can Hampton continue his success? Is Rickey Henderson still playing? Indiana Selig and the Whimper of Doom Let's hear it for the Twins. Why the Sox have fallen so far, so fast. Are the Twins the Up-and-Comers? Does it really matter how old a player is? Major news from the diamond. Notes from around the league. What teams should we dispose of next? Give Me More Money or Trade Me All owners should take a stand. Plus some news and notes. sports, baseball, major league, fehr, selig, teams The Braves, the Mets, and the Rest. The Braves, the Mets, and the Darkhorse The Braves, the Mets, and the rest. If you play fantasy baseball, this stat is for you. Should players dictate when they'll be traded? Two big names find new teams. A look back on Major League Baseball. Here are the top free agents still available. The Birds are slow on the learning curve. For better or worse? Hall of Fame Ballot Edition Is there a secret reason why the big names haven't signed? Hot Stove Report and Selig Nonsense Let's get these players moving. Also, why did the home runs drop off in the second half? Here come the free agents. Why the Yankees Won't Win in 2001 and other news Now that the season is over, we can focus on teams outside of New York. The Yankees-Mets series. The Mets or the Yankees? The low-down on the show-down. The Solution to the Financial Disparity in Major League Baseball Maybe things aren't so bad after all. In the final stretch, there are still two playoff spots open. Is the power of MLB teams starting to become more balanced? Quick bites from the Bigs. Recent Musing around the Internet Some of the best articles on the internet this week. Pedro plunks a batter, get punched, and comes close to a no-no. Division races and the wild-card spots are heating up during August, but Brent Mayne feels no pressure. Top Surprise Players in the American League Here are the players who are making big unexpected contributions to their teams. There's really a pitching statistic that the Rockies look good in. There were few big moves, but several significant ones. Moving Toward the Trading Deadline Also, Carlos Delgado for MVP. There's more to Baseball's version of bookkeeping. Expect some small market surprises in the second half. All-Star Weekend Edition E-Zines and the Wide Catchers Box The Updated Summer Reading List Second Base Edition The best available free agent outfielders may not be suitable for your team's consumption. Who'll make the trades for pitching help? Looking at how the top teams play against each other. Who's the Ace of your team? Can these divisional races last until August? What Bob Costas thinks should happen in Major League Baseball The Five Biggest Surprises of the 2000 Season Some interesting storylines developing this season. Want to know why the home run happens so often? See what the experts say. Unless your talking about Cuban pitching, don't talk about Castro. Ranking the top defenses and pitching rotations in the major leagues. The season begins with a flurry of home runs. The AL West is long on offense and short on pitching. Major League Umpires and the National League West. Look at how the American League East will unfold. After seven weeks, this column has mentioned the NBA more than John Rocker. The National League East could be the most competitive league in baseball. The AL Central should be over pretty quickly, but which teams are the up-and-comers? This week we discuss the big questions in the NL Central. Do not forget that this column remains Rocker-free. Take a close look at the disparity in Major League Baseball and the issue is more than just large market teams and small market teams. Take a look at what has happened this off-season and the effects on the 2000 season. Free Agents, Trades, and Hot Stove Off-season player movements. |
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