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  1. About Last Night: You Got Spur'd

    Spike Friedman

    In case you were out meeting the Mets, meeting the Mets, stepping right up and greeting the Mets, here's what you missed in sports on Monday: The Golden State Warriors blew a 16-point lead, and San Antonio's Manu Ginobili hit a game winning 3-po...

    Blog | May 07, 2013
  2. Please, Somebody, Beat the Tigers

    Michael Baumann

    Sportswriters love telling people how unbiased sportswriters are, and a big part of that is rooting for stories, not individual teams. That's pretty obvious. It's much easier and much more fun to write about an unusual defensive play, or a no-hitter,...

    Blog | May 06, 2013
  3. Just a Little Patience: Jackie Bradley Jr., Aaron Hicks, and the ...

    Michael Baumann

    In June 2010, I suggested for the first time that the Phillies should draft South Carolina center fielder Jackie Bradley when he became eligible in 2011. He was rated as a top-15 talent going into the season, coming off a season in which he was named...

    Blog | April 29, 2013
  4. Roster Doctor: The Unpredictability of Closers, AL Edition

    Jonah Keri

    Last week, we ran down the National League's closer situations, and some of the best potential opportunities to exploit. This time, we tackle the American League. BALTIMORE ORIOLES Closer: Jim Johnson Lying in wait: Pedro Strop Stating the ...

    Blog | April 19, 2013
  5. About Last Night: The Mamba Strikes Again

    Spike Friedman

    In case you were out feeling agnostic toward piña coladas, but still got caught in the rain, here's what you missed in sports on Wednesday: Kobe Bryant was en fuego, scoring 47 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Portland Trail Blazer...

    Blog | April 11, 2013
  6. The Tigers' Disastrous Bullpen Committee of None

    Jonah Keri

    When a manager employs a bullpen-by-committee — let's junk that term forever and call it what it is, a bullpen-by-matchup — he usually does so because he lacks the kind of archetypal, fire-breathing closer who takes decisions out of his h...

    Blog | April 05, 2013
  7. Phillies-Twins Make a Deal While Everyone Heads to the Airport

    Jonah Keri

    The Philadelphia Phillies dealt young starting pitchers Vance Worley and Trevor May to the Minnesota Twins for center fielder Ben Revere, addressing Philly's biggest lineup hole and dramatically changing the market for available outfielders now that ...

    Blog | December 06, 2012
  8. Derek Jeter's Diary: The Heat of the Moment

    Mark Lisanti

    The baseball season is a long and lonely road. To preserve his sanity, Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter keeps a diary. These are excerpts from The Captain's private journal. Wednesday, September 26: at Minnesota Twins It's been a crazy month. Balti...

    Blog | October 03, 2012
  9. Who Will Be the Next Orioles?

    Jonah Keri

    The Baltimore Orioles were a bad team in 2011. Terrible, really. They won 69 games, finished last in the AL East, and allowed 152 more runs than they scored. If anyone other than Dan Duquette and the players' moms figured the O's could storm back, wi...

    Blog | October 02, 2012
  10. About Last Night: Braves Headed to the Playoffs

    Shane Ryan

    In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Tuesday. Freddie Freeman hit a two-run walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth to give the Braves a 4-3 win over the Marlins and help his team secure a playoff be...

    Blog | September 26, 2012
  11. About Last Night: King Felix, Ruler of Mediocrity

    Shane Ryan

    In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Monday. Red-hot Mariners ace Felix Hernandez tossed a five-hit, complete game shutout as the M's squeaked by the Twins 1-0. In related news, Las Vegas is now a ba...

    Blog | August 28, 2012
  12. Trade Deadline Breakdown: American League Edition

    Jonah Keri

    Thirty teams, 30 fallouts from a busy final 48 hours before the trade deadline. Today we'll cover the American League. Check back tomorrow for the National League. AL WEST TEXAS RANGERS Acquired Ryan Dempster from Cubs for Kyle Hendricks and Chr...

    Blog | August 01, 2012
  13. The Weekend Baseball Top 10: West Coast Bias

    Shane Ryan

    Here are the most compelling matchups, stories, and personalities in Major League Baseball for the coming weekend. 10. Reality Cometh for One (BAL-CLE) Now for this weekend's metaphorical boxing match between two of the luckiest teams in baseball. ...

    Blog | July 20, 2012
  14. About Last Night: Brazilians Waxed by Team USA

    Shane Ryan

    In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Monday. The Brazilian basketball team couldn't capitalize on a strong first quarter, and fell to the United States 80-69 in Washington, D.C. Alex Garcia led the ea...

    Blog | July 17, 2012
  15. The Best Sports Anthems of the Past 10 Years

    Max Blau

    Last week, The Flaming Lips unveiled "Thunder Up! Racing for the Prize" — a track based off their seminal 1999 single "Race for the Prize." It's a whimsical and catchy pop song that the band hoped would latch on as the Oklahoma City Thunder's a...

    Blog | June 05, 2012
  16. Middle Relief: What to Do With the Twins?

    Jonah Keri

    You're the worst team in the American League. You've gone from six division titles in nine years to a possible second straight season in the cellar. Your pitching and defense is so bad, you need a telescope to spot the next-worst run prevention team ...

    Blog | May 31, 2012