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Cubs Home Opener 2008 Cubs erect a statue of "Mr. Cub," Ernie Banks before their 2008 home opener, and Kosuke Fukudome thrills fans during his first game at Wrigley Field. chicago cubs home opener • mr. cub statue • fukudome curtain call • wrigley field • ernie banks
Chicago Cubs Hitting Records Here are the best hitters to play for that team which currently spends it's summers in the friendly confines of Wrigley Field. chicago cubs player records • chicago cubs team records • chicago cubs player statistics • chicago cubs team statistics • chicago cubs all time records
A Fan's Tribute to the Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field, home playing field to the Chicago Cubs baseball team since 1916, has been replicated in miniature in the suburban Chicago backyard of a longtime fan. wrigley field • chicago cubs • cub fans • chicago cubs baseball team • boston ivy
Batting Average is Still the Best One of the most basic, informative, and useful of all baseball statistics is a player’s batting average. For almost a century, batting average was the primary statistic used to measure a hitter’s ability but for some “experts,” that is no longer true. Batting average is sneered at by most “sabermetricians” because it is too simple and easy to comprehend. batting average • mickey mantle • willie mays • sabermetrician • baseball fans
Great But Never World Champions Cobb, Lajoie, Sisler, Williams, McCovey, Banks, Yastrzemski, Killebrew, Sosa, Bonds, Rodriguez were never on a World Champion. It takes nothing away from their greatness world champions • bonds world champion • a-rod world series • lost world series • greatest player
Twenty Hall of Famers in 1958 Ted Williams and Stan Musial were finishing up, Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays were reaching their peaks, while Frank and Brooks Robinson were just starting. 1958 baseball season • twenty hall of famers played in 1958 • williams and musial were finishing • frank and brooks robinson were just starting • mickey mantle and willie mays were at their peaks
Why Isn't Andre Dawson in the Hall of Fame? How can voters once again ignore 438 career homers and eight All-Star appearances? why isn't andre dawson in the hall of fame • expos slugger • dawson's career • arguments against dawson • scandal-free
A-Rod Hits 500th Home Run Alex Rodriguez is about to pass into the 500 home run club. Here is everything you need to know about the group. alex rodriguez 500 home runs • a-rod 500 home runs • a-rod 500 homers • alex rodriguez 500 homers • 500 home run club
Baseball Slang Dictionary from T-Z The final chapter of the Baseball Slang Terms Dictionary. baseball terms • baseball slang • baseball slang terms • baseball slang dictionary • tape measure blast
Baseball's Greatest Shortstops Great shortstops have been key to many baseball championships. They have done it with the bat, the glove, spirit, or leadership. The best have done it with all of them. great shortstops • outstanding hitting and fielding shortstops • shortstops as leaders • shortstop a key baseball position • contributions of shortstops
Ellie Howard: Most Valuable Player The NL had Jackie Robinson, Campanella, Newcombe, Mays, Aaron, Banks, Frank Robinson, and Maury Wills. In 1963, the American League had Elston Howard. elston howard mvp • 1963 mvp • yankees elston howard • first black mvp • bill dickey catcher
The 400 Home Run Club The home run is the greatest moment in all of sports. Here are all of the players who created that moment at least 400 times in their great careers. 400 home run club • best home run hitters • top 40 homers • home run hitters • 400 home runs
The Best Shortstops in Baseball Today's shortstops must be able to hit for average and power, play Gold Glove-level defense, run the bases well and have a rifle arm. These guys meet all five criteria. best mlb shortstops • mlb best shortstops • 2007 mlb best shortstops • mlb best shortstops 2007 • derek jeter shortstop
Top Baseball Hitters of the 1950s After a decade interrupted by war, baseball returned to its full glory during the 1950s. Here are the very best hitters from the Rock n' Roll decade. best hitters of 1950s • top hitters of 1950s • best 1950s hitters • mickey mantle • willie mays
What About the Other Guy? It was just a wedding in June, that’s all that it was, but oh what it seemed to be. It was just trading Alfonso Soriano for Alex Rodriguez in February, that’s all that it was, but oh what it really might be (2). a-rod • alex rodriguez • alfonso soriano • new york yankees • george steinbrenner
Chicago Cubs Legendary Curses Boston and the White Sox both won it all recently. So why can't the Cubs? Is it front office ineptitude, bad play on the field, or the curse of a long dead Billy Goat? chicago cubs curse • curse of the chicago cubs • cubs curse • curse of billy goat • curse of the black cat
Scoop for the Week of January 26th Dumped. Dumped. Dumped. Oh - and she's splitting. Grab a spoon and take a bite out of this week's Celebrity Scoop! celebrity • celebrity gossip • gossip • hollywood • television
Scoop for the Week of Jan. 28th He's rebounding a new series. They're giving up their old series. And is NYPD Blue good for your marriage? Plus, celebrity birthday trivia. Better read this week's Celebrity Scoop! television • hollywood • movies • celebrity • celebrities
Swingers For over a quarter of a century, most batters have been “aggressive” and view a base on balls as little more than a wasted opportunity to get a hit, but many years ago, before the era of the three run home run and leadoff batters who walk twenty three times in over seven hundred plate appearances (Alfonso Soriano in 2002), there were players whose primary purpose was to draw a walk. They were the “table setters” or the rally starters and they were not concerned with driving in runs. They were concerned with scoring runs. mickey mantle • jackie robinson • triple crown • walk • base on balls
Cleveland, Not Boston: Part 3 Want some more interesting information? Guess who hit a home run off Ralph Branca in Game 1. Right. Robert Brown Thomson, the Staten Island Scot. Thomson and Monte Irvin hit home runs, Jim Hearn pitched a complete game, giving up only an Andy Pafko home run, and the Giants won, 3-1. giants • dodgers • brooklyn • yankees • ebbets field
Negro Baseball League Sports Greats Before Jackie Robinson and Hank Aaron played for professional Major League Baseball (MLB) teams, they honed their skills by competing in the Negro Baseball Leagues. who was the best player in the negro leagues • americas favorite sport • when does the baseball season start • teams favored to win the world series • homerun kings |
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