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In its first season, the new Yankee Stadium was a great home run park. It, however, wasn't a great hitters' park.

Story | Conversation | January 22, 2010

Today's game has more players who either hit a home run, walk or strike out than ever before, but the ultimate "Three True Outcome" player is Oakland's Jack Cust.

Story | Conversation | April 21, 2008

Rob Neyer offers a look at his projected standings, which have the Red Sox missing the playoffs in 2008.

Story | Conversation | April 10, 2008

The Rockies' incredible run to the World Series ranks among Rob Neyer's top 10 all-time baseball miracles.

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2007

If time travel were possible, here are the top five moments in baseball history that Rob Neyer would want to go back and witness.

Story | Conversation | October 01, 2007

The amount of money the Red Sox are spending on Daisuke Matsuzaka doesn't make much sense.

Story | Conversation | November 16, 2006

After ALCS Game 1, you have to like the Tigers in six games, or five. As for the NLCS, the Mets, at least on paper, are the obvious choice.

Story | Conversation | October 11, 2006

After winning the World Series, the Red Sox were becoming like the Yankees. Well, they tried, writes Rob Neyer.

Story | Conversation | September 01, 2006

Rob Neyer answers e-mail, discusses Delmon Young and examines some of Dayton Moore's moves in Kansas City.

Story | Conversation | August 18, 2006

Teams generally don't trust young pitchers, but much of the time they are better than the retreads that keep getting signed.

Story | Conversation | July 19, 2006

Some blunders made no sense before anybody had the benefit of hindsight. Take the Indians' trading Brian Giles to the Pirates for Ricardo Rincon in 1998.

Story | Conversation | May 25, 2006

From Motown's muscle to Wily Mo Pena's abysmal defense, here's a rundown of the good, bad and ugly this April.

Story | Conversation | April 17, 2006

The Red Sox, a franchise supposedly fueled and built by reason, seem to be running largely on emotion.

Story | Conversation | January 24, 2006

The primary consideration when a team acquires a player should be how good he is, not how much he costs.

Story | Conversation | January 16, 2006

Johnny Damon probably won't deliver the numbers the Yankees and their fans are expecting from a $13 million leadoff man.

Story | Conversation | December 21, 2005

The smarter we get, the more irrelevant awards based on performance will become.

Story | Conversation | November 11, 2005