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Deep Thoughts

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On June 5, 2009
Is Daniel Murphy the poor man's Dave Madagan, or David Segui without the defense and steroids? Either way, can the Mets really pretend that the guy can be a regular first baseman? Especially since his baserunning combines the footspeed of Mo Vaughn with the instincts...

Steroids, performance, and evidence

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On May 17, 2009
Moralistic hand-wringing about steroids is frequently accompanied by somewhat extravagant claims about the dramatic impact they have/had on individual player performances and the game itself. In the thread below, we get this from IB (who generally manages to avoid drug war moralism about steroids in...

Home Cookin’

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On April 17, 2009
Obviously, Rivera is by far the greatest closer in major league history, but I'm not sure that should mean that for every six pitches you throw out of the strike zone three should be called strikes, which makes getting that last out a lot easier....

Opening Day!

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On April 16, 2009

The only way this could have been any sweeter would have been for a pigeon to fly in right before the first pitch and relieve itself on Jeter's cap.I should.

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Mark the Bird Fidrych

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On April 13, 2009
It's been a bad day for baseball, with the death this morning of legendary Phillies announcer Harry Kalas, and now the sudden passing of Mark Fidyrch. Fidyrch, who was only 54, was killed in an accident on his farm. I was 16 and a fanatic...

Quick Hits

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On April 12, 2009

1. Captain Richard Phillips is freed after a brief firefight. Fabulous news, indeed. 2. Aaron Harang goes nine, strikes out nine, allows three hits and no walks against the Pirates..

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