Thanks to a couple of readers for alerting me to these excellent “who’s hot, who’s not” type lists:
Passan’s Thoughts
First off, Jeff Passan at Yahoo! gives the lowdown on which contracts are the best and worst in the big leagues. Best line: “Finally, the Abreu envisioned by Tampa Bay when it traded him for Kevin Stocker […]
Vitals
Name: Matt Latos
Throws: Right
Pos: RHP
Bats: Right
Height: 6′5″
DOB: 9 Dec 87
Weight: 205 lbs
School: Broward Community College (Fla.)
We’ll be liveblogging the draft next week here at Knuckle Curve. With one of the top draft-eligible pitchers signing as a draft-and-follow at the deadline (and making Padres fans very happy in the process), now is as good a time […]
I am watching the Atlanta Braves destroy Milwaukee’s bullpen. The Brewers took a 2-1 lead into the eighth, and it’s now 8-2, Atlanta, with two out in the inning. The NL Central is just brutal…
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With future Hall of Fame right-hander Roger Clemens expected to start for the Yankees on Monday in Chicago, only one question remains: Will it matter?
To the current records…
Red Sox: 36-15
Tigers (WC): 30-21
Yankees: 21-29
Boston leads the American League East, while Detroit is the front-runner in the wild card race. (I know, it’s crazy to talk about […]
Wow, Rich Lederer at Baseball Analysts has brought together three of Baseball America’s finest to discuss the upcoming draft in a roundtable forum. If you need to get up to speed in a hurry, this is a great place to start. Rich talks with Jim Callis, John Manuel, and Alan Matthews — together they look […]
The family of Josh Hancock, the Cardinals’ pitcher killed April 29, is suing several parties as a result of his death. I can’t even begin to imagine the grief Hancock’s family must be feeling, and I’m truly sorry for their loss. That said, how are his actions anyone else’s fault? Drew Sharp of the Detroit […]
No, they don’t pack the same punch as the hoops brackets, but baseball brackets have arrived! Here’s USD’s bracket:
University of San Diego
Cal State Fullerton
Minnesota
Fresno State
California schools are well represented:
Long Beach State
UCLA
Pepperdine
Illinois-Chicago
Arizona State
UC Riverside
Nebraska
Monmouth
Texas
UC Irvine
Wake Forest
Brown
Aaron Fitt at Baseball America is blogging about the selections, and I’m sure he’ll be on top of the games as […]
Congratulations to the #5 ranked University of San Diego Toreros (full disclosure: my alma mater) for winning the WCC championship and being chosen as a host for the NCAA regionals. This marks the first time a regional will be hosted here in San Diego.
Big thanks also to San Diego State University for allowing USD to […]
We’re liveblogging the draft!
Start here
Ready for the draft? Of course you are. You and your buddies will be hunkering down with some chips, beverages, and a big-screen TV. You’ll be livin’ large on draft day.
Wait, that’s football.
Still, as we’ve noted before, the ‘07 draft will be televised. With that in mind, it’s good to know […]
Well, okay, maybe not worlds. But with the way Justin Upton is destroying pitchers, it’s only a matter of time before he sets his sights on the planets.
B.J.’s little brother, the first pick overall in the 2000 draft, is batting .325/.386/.775 in 11 games at Double-A Mobile since being promoted from Visalia. He hit “only” […]
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Written by Stephen Kersey [email] for b5media.
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