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It took the loss of the LA Dodgers' best hitter for Juan Pierre to break back into the team's starting lineup, but the veteran outfielder is taking full advantage.

Sandy Koufax and Bob Gibson were the consistently dominant pitchers of the 1960s. Koufax was more spectacular for a few years, but Gibson stayed great much longer.

The 2007 Los Angeles Dodgers have an abundance of starting and relief pitching. Their offensive pop is a little bit lacking, but they will still win the NL West.

The men of the new reality series holds down the fort while their wives take on the workforce.

Many fans are upset with the lucrative contracts given to Major League Baseball players. A high team payroll does not guarantee on-field success, though.

How are they doing it? The perennial cellar dwellers have found something that works in the heart of Texas.

Manager Joe Torre will lead a resurgent Dodger ball club against the NL East champion Phillies, who are looking for their first trip to the World Series since 1993.

The LA Dodgers won the NL West in 2008 thanks to Manny Ramirez's bat. Now they lead the division in 2009 with Ramirez back along with a potent cast of young players.

The New York Yankees spend the most money and this season they are winning the biggest. It is a system that is good for baseball.

Recent years have seen the shattering of some of baseball's most admired records. Can any truly stand the test of time?

In 1968, Bob Gibson had the kind of season that most pitchers don't dare dream about, because such a dream couldn't possibly come true.

The St. Louis Cardinals area the class of a competitive NL Central in the early going followed by the surprising Pittsburgh Pirates who are only three games back.

With all of the injuries and incompetence among MLB pitching lately, these young pitching prospects and veteran hangers-on will help your 2007 Fantasy Baseball Team.

When a team succeeds so often that greatness is expected, winning becomes a relief instead of a joy and being a fan loses all meaning. Sports cease to be fun.

The long, anticipated deal that would send one of the best players in Blue Jays history out of Toronto, is finally complete after months of speculation.