Why this Angels team is different, dangerous
Peter GammonsIn the mirror of the Angels' ALDS Game 1 victory over the Red Sox on Thursday was the past, which somehow we were reminded dated back to 1986, when Ke...
Blog Entry | Conversation | October 09, 2009Payroll gambles, Manny and the Kennedys
Peter Gammons...to pay them. But look at the American League teams that did improve themselves: The Tigers (Jarrod Washburn), Red Sox and Angels are 2-3-4 in payroll behind the Yankees. The White Sox...
Blog Entry | Conversation | August 29, 2009
Strasburg, Nationals need each other
Peter Gammons...pick in 2010, is also a Boras client. And a veteran free-agent pitcher such as Jarrod Washburn, at three years and $36 million this offseason, may outperform Strasburg, at, say, three years...
Blog Entry | Conversation | August 17, 2009
Phils have what most others don't … rotation depth
Peter GammonsThose who saw Pedro Martinez pitch for Double-A Reading on Wednesday thought he looked better than he has in two years, changing speeds and eye levels...
Blog Entry | Conversation | August 07, 2009
Some teams reluctant to part with prospects
Peter Gammons...not want to cross and the Angels never touch. Even if the Mariners chose to move Jarrod Washburn (who has allowed two runs in his past four starts) or Erik Bedard, they are not...
Blog Entry | Conversation | July 25, 2009
Tight races could stifle trade market
Peter GammonsGeorge Streinbrenner's birthday seems to be a good time for a reminder that Bud Selig's revenue sharing has flattened the baseball earth. Salary cap o...
Blog Entry | Conversation | July 04, 2009Great demand for young arms
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comMany trades weren't made this offseason because teams are reluctant to give up promising young starting pitchers.
Story | December 10, 2005
Initial deals could ignite market
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comWith all of the major power figures in Dallas, the first 24 hours of the winter meetings could set off a number of chain reactions.
Story | December 04, 2005
Low supply, high demand might yield 'some very bad contracts'
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comLow supply, high demand and a lot of jittery GMs. It all adds up to "some very bad contracts" about to be signed this offseason.
Story | November 12, 2005
No better time than now
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comWith two weeks left in the regular season, 13 teams remain alive for eight postseason spots.
Story | September 18, 2005
Prospects may affect races
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comIt's refreshing to see contending teams relying on their farm systems to fill key roster spots.
Story | August 05, 2005
High-scoring teams take cue from their hitters atop order
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comImpact leadoff hitters like Brandon Inge and Johnny Damon are maximizing their value through plate discipline and on-base percentage, Peter Gammons writes.
Story | June 04, 2005What baseball needs: The best
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comIchiro chasing .400, more Red Sox-Yankees drama ... baseball will survive the steroid mess by being baseball.
Story | April 02, 2005After leaky week, GMs eager to see transaction season begin
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comThe BALCO leaks brought a hush over baseball, but deals will be itching to be made at the winter meetings.
Story | December 06, 2004Uncertainty reigns in races
Peter Gammons, Special to ESPN.comBreaking down the teams that remain in the mix as the postseason slowly comes into focus.
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