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National League East 2013 Predictions
By Lauren Woode Follow her on Twitter: @LaurenIsLive The top of the National League East division had some of the more interesting matchups last year and 2013 will be no different. I believe the Atlanta Braves will edge out the Nationals to win the division. They are a stronger and more experienced team from top […]
Detroit’s Division to Lose: 2013 AL Central Predictions
By Lauren Woode Follow her on Twitter: @LaurenIsLive The Detroit Tigers have to start fresh after laying an egg in the 2012 World Series. They should top the American League Central Division easily in 2013. The team added Torii Hunter in the outfield. He’s a great leader in the clubhouse and a right handed batter […]
Time for A-Roid to Hit the Bricks
A-Roid, your time is up as a member of the New York Yankees. Alex Rodriguez’s name — along with those of other baseball players such as Melky Cabrera, Nelson Cruz and Gio Gonzalez — appeared on lists obtained by Miami New Times from an anti-aging clinic in Miami that allegedly dispensed performance-enhancing drugs. The records […]
Winter Meetings Wonderland in Nashville
By Lauren Woode Follow her on Twitter: @LaurenIsLive I looked forward to watching coverage of Major League Baseball’s winter meetings. I really didn’t get into this until my cable provider gave me the MLB Network and they do a great job of hyping it up. All 30 teams in the same place, huddling up, making […]
Someone Should Contract the Marlins NOW!
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on November 13, 2012
The Miami Marlins is one interesting franchise. This is an organization whose owner Jeffrey Loria conned the city of Miami and Miami-Dade county into financing Marlins Park to the tune of $23 million and $347 million, respectively. Loria and the rest of Marlins management promised to build and finance a consistent winner if the ballpark […]
A-Rod Needs to Go – NOW
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on October 17, 2012
Poor Alex Rodriguez. Dude can’t seem to get out of his own way. First came his benching in the ALCS because he had been stinking up the joint against right-handed pitching lately, going 0 for 18 with 12 strikeouts against right-handed pitching in the playoffs. A-Rod is also 3 for 23 in the postseason. Now […]
Props to the St. Louis Cardinals, AKA “Team Cockroach”
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on October 15, 2012
I’m back from my vacation in the Mayan Riviera with the Missus. I must say I STILL miss the beach, the drinks, the good food, and the drinks. Now I have to refocus and rant away… Man, what can you say about the St. Louis Cardinals. I mean, what business do they have being in […]
Bobby Valentine Had to Go
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on October 4, 2012
So the debacle that was Bobby Valentine’s managerial career in Boston is over – MERCIFULLY over if you talk to Red Sox players and fans. And here I thought Bobby V would make such an indelible impression in Boston. His attention to detail has been well-chronicled, and he seemed to be the type of manager […]
Bobby Valentine Is a Disaster in Boston
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on August 18, 2012
Last year I wrote that I thought Bobby Valentine was the right guy to manage the Boston Red Sox after the club parted ways with Terry Francona. Boy, was I wrong. The Red Sox currently sit 12 1/2 games behind the AL East leading New York Yankees. The Red Sox are also three games below […]
How My MLB Predictions Fare at the Midway Point: National League
Posted by klownboy in baseball, MLB, sports blogging on July 11, 2012
If you thought my American League preseason predictions were bad, get a load of this… Actual NL East Standings Washington Nationals Atlanta Braves New York Mets Miami Marlins Philadelphia Phillies My Predicted Standings Philadelphia Phillies Miami Marlins-* Atlanta Braves Washington Nationals New York Mets This is “what in the hell?!” Part One. Now in my […]
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