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Oakland A’s pull off minor league trade with Pittsburgh Pirates, adquiring Single-A pitcher

Oakland A’s pull off minor league trade with Pittsburgh Pirates, adquiring Single-A pitcher
Oakland gets Single-A pitcher from Pittsburgh
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Lake Havasu Todays News Herald
PHILADELPHIA — LeSean McCoy stood on a bench after the Eagles jolted the New York Giants and yelled at a stunned, disbelieving crowd. Around him, teammates jumped and celebrated, the comeback victory too astonishing to comprehend.
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Philadelphia enjoying sports dominance over New York
PHILADELPHIA — LeSean McCoy stood on a bench after the Eagles jolted the New York Giants and yelled at a stunned, disbelieving crowd. Around him, teammates jumped and celebrated, the comeback victory too astonishing to comprehend. “We own New York. We own New York. We own y’all,” the normally…
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by on December 24, 2010 25 Comments

TEXAS RANGERS 2010 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!

HOLY WOW!, Pictures of Rangers past and the current WORLD SERIES bound team!!! Congratulation Rangers!!! YOU DID! Fulfill all prophesy and destroy the evil empire! GO RANGERS! OH MY GOD! I’m a huge Ranger fan, however, I don’t claim to be an expert. There may be noteworthy players-personnel left off of this video, sorry. Unless your Tom Grieve, I dont want to hear it. The song is Gathering Dust by the great Modern English, its one of my favorites and I think its the perfect song. If you dont like it, go and make your own, and put Tom Petty’s Wont Back Down or something to it. Here again, unless your Tom Grieve (who was in a Ramones video!) and says: wrong song, it aint changing. So, GO RANGERS, Its Time! Bring home the World Series Trophy and watch North Texas and Ranger nation go absolutely bizerk! I know I will, unless TAG tells me not too. Thanks and enjoy!

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by on December 20, 2010 Leave a Comment

Yankees finalize minor league contract with Prior

Yankees finalize minor league contract with Prior
The Yankees have finalized their minor league contract with right-hander Mark Prior, who is trying to make it back to the major leagues for the first time since 2006.
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Felix to Yankees? It’s not worth a bus load of hitting prospects
It took folks in New York about, oh, 20 seconds to get over their how-dare-he feelings toward Cliff Lee after he signed with the Phillies. Almost immediately they looked ahead at who else the Yankees could snag to lead their pitching staff.
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Martin finalizes million deal with Yankees
Catcher Russell Martin finalized a million, one-year contract with the New York Yankees on Thursday.
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by on December 15, 2010 Leave a Comment

Best Bet Major League Baseball Wednesday Cincinnati Reds vs Houston Astros

From GamblersTelevision.com Fromour Rockstar Studio Tony T here from Gamblers Television covering Major League Baseball Vegas Style right here on Gamblers Television. Best Bet Major League Baseball Wednesday Cincinnati Reds (Fogg) (+180) at Houston Astros (Oswalt) (-200) (8 ET) (MLB PPV) Cincinnati has struggled in the month of August dropping 16 of 22 games heading into Tuesday’s action. The Reds have dropped 6 straight decisions with Josh Fogg on the hill. The veteran right-hander is 3-7 lifetime against the Astros with a high ERA just under 7. Roy Oswalt has pitched well for Houston giving up just 7 earned runs over his last 4 starts. The right-hander owns, I mean owns the Reds as he is 21-1 lifetime against Cincinnati with an ERA of 2.56. Your Best Bet for Wednesday Major League Baseball is playing the Houston Astros at –160 against the Cincinnati Reds. Selection: Houston Astros -200
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by on December 13, 2010 13 Comments

1991 Atlanta Braves win National League Pennant WAGA TV Coverage Part 1

Reaction to the Atlanta Braves defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates in game 7 of the 1991 National League Championship Series to advance to their first World Series since 1958. Game played October 17, 1991. Newscast is from WAGA TV in Atlanta, at the time a CBS affiliate. Part 1 of 3.
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This is a commercial I saw on the MLB Network. Please disregard the dumb Sprint commercial ending at the beginning and the fugly Phillies flag at the end (I was watching the Astros beat the Phillies to complete a four-game sweep). Go Braves! This is our season! Gotta send Bobby (and maybe Chipper?) out as the winners they are!
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by on December 9, 2010 Leave a Comment

Indians sign infielder to minor league contract

Indians sign infielder to minor league contract
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians have signed infielder Jack Hannahan to a minor league contract with a non-roster invitation to 2011 Major League spring training camp.
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‘The King’ returns: Cleveland ready for LeBron
CLEVELAND – They’re coming armed with lingering anger from an emotional summer breakup. They’re going to yell and scream and vent at someone who did them wrong. It’s the Akron kid they watched grow up, the one they loved, the one who restored hope . . . only to rip their hearts out.
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by on December 1, 2010 Leave a Comment

National League Championship. Chicago Cubs vs Florida Marlins

Cubs vs Florida Marlins
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by on November 30, 2010 Leave a Comment

Blue Jays announce minor league coaches for 2011

Blue Jays announce minor league coaches for 2011
Please read the full story on TSN.ca for the latest details
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Steinmann named manager of the AquaSox
Scott Steinmann started his pro baseball career as a 22-year-old catcher with the Everett AquaSox in 1996, and Monday the parent Seattle Mariners named him manager of the short-season Class A team.
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