MLB Season 2011
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Vogelsong strong as Giants blank A’s – Sports Network
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Vogelsong strong as Giants blank A's
Sports Network Originally taken by San Francisco in the fifth round of the 1998 MLB Draft, Vogelsong struggled to a 10-23 mark over his first six MLB seasons. He then spent time in Japan and Venezuela and began 2011 with his sixth minor-league club in as many years. 5 Bold Predictions for Jarrod Parker's Oakland Athletics Career |
MLB Insider: Oakland Athletics built for the future – Fort Worth Star Telegram
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MLB Insider: Oakland Athletics built for the future
Fort Worth Star Telegram By Jeff Wilson The Oakland A's probably aren't going to win the American League West this season, and Brandon McCarthy probably isn't going to win the AL Cy Young award. Neither is the best in their division or league, but neither is as far off as … |
Upton showing signs of heating up at plate – MLB.com
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Upton showing signs of heating up at plate
MLB.com By Vinnie Duber / MLB.com | 05/19/12 7:15 PM ET KANSAS CITY — D-backs outfielder Justin Upton has had slow starts before, very recently, as a matter of fact. Upton was hitting just .240 on May 22, 2011. But he managed to finish the season strong. Breslow consistent force in D-backs' bullpen |
Improved plate discipline paying off for Altuve – Astros.com
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Improved plate discipline paying off for Altuve
Astros.com By Brian McTaggart and Clark Goble / MLB.com | 05/19/12 7:43 PM ET HOUSTON — After walking five times in 234 plate appearances last season, second baseman Jose Altuve and the Astros coaching staff focused on how he could improve his plate discipline. MLB Game Summary – Texas at Houston |
Source: Orlando Hudson to join Sox – ESPN
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Source: Orlando Hudson to join Sox
ESPN Hudson, who signed an two-year, $11.5 million contract with the Padres before the 2011 season, was hitting .211 with one homer and 11 RBIs. Hudson was making $5.5 million this year, with a $2 million buyout for next year. The deal isn't expected to be … |
Cardinals-Dodgers Preview – ESPN
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Cardinals-Dodgers Preview
ESPN That streak dates to a loss against St. Louis (22-17) on April 16, 2011. He's 1-1 with a 5.06 ERA in four regular-season home starts against the Cardinals. The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner continued his superb pitching at home with another gem … |
MLB INSIDER: Youkilis could be option for Tribe – The Morning Journal
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MLB INSIDER: Youkilis could be option for Tribe
The Morning Journal Oh yeah, and this: Since the beginning of the 2011 season, the Twins' record is 75-125. Here's something you don't see every day. In a game against Milwaukee on Tuesday, Mets manager Terry Collins pulled David Wright from the game so Wright would not … |
Toronto Blue Jays – TeamReport – Chicago Tribune
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Toronto Blue Jays – TeamReport
Chicago Tribune He hit two home runs on opening day last season, April 1, 2011. He had five RBIs that game and topped that Friday when he had a career-best six RBI game. Davis, who is a base stealer, does not hit many homers. He was 12 years old the other time he hit … Morrow, Jays blank Mets Brandon Morrow throw complete game shutout as Blue Jays down Mets 2-0 Jays could have done Wright thing |
Justin Verlander Spoils Detroit Tigers Fans with Dominant Pitching Each Summer – Yahoo! Sports
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Justin Verlander Spoils Detroit Tigers Fans with Dominant Pitching Each Summer
Yahoo! Sports He heats up late in the game, and does the same late in the season. The 2011 American League MVP and Cy Young Award winner is the most dominant pitcher in Major League Baseball. Other than Tigers fans, there aren't many else who can expect such superb … Pirates sport Crawfords uniforms vs. Tigers MLB Capsules – AL and NL: Beltre homers, leads Rangers over Astros MLB roundup: Tigers' Verlander close to no-hitter |
MLB Standings: 2011 Division Champs Struggling so Far in 2012 – Bleacher Report
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MLB Standings: 2011 Division Champs Struggling so Far in 2012
Bleacher Report Take a look at the MLB standings today, and you'll see a few surprises. Baltimore, not expected to make much noise in the AL East, has a two-game lead in that division. The Cleveland Indians are three games up in the AL Central, and not surprising is … |
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