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Rob Neyer isn't sure if Roger Clemens is throwing his splitter more often, but this is certain: It's the key to his middle-aged success.

Story | Conversation | August 11, 2006

Plenty can be learned from a fantasy baseball symposium and some Arizona Fall League games.

Story | Conversation | November 09, 2005

Just eight years ago, Ken Caminiti was as good as anybody – even Barry Bonds.

Story | Conversation | October 11, 2004

Should quality of hitters faced count in the Cy Young race? Or postseason performances for Hall consideration?

Story | Conversation | August 26, 2004

Judged against their most relevant peers, it seems clear both Craig Biggio and Jeff Bagwell are Hall of Fame worthy.

Story | Conversation | August 24, 2004

A triple is fun to watch, but not as much as an inside-the-park homer -- or anything that brings you to your feet.

Story | Conversation | August 09, 2004

From the big motions of the early 20th century to today's compact models, pitching windups continue to change.

Story | Conversation | August 05, 2004

What could make a certain columnist feel kind of foolish this time of year? Writing off the Braves, of course.

Story | Conversation | July 19, 2004

The Astros should start shopping Carlos Beltran with the NL Central out of reach and the wild card slipping away.

Story | Conversation | July 06, 2004

Yankees or Red Sox? Cubs or Cardinals? With pennant races heating up, these questions need answers.

Story | Conversation | June 29, 2004

The Mets' addition of Richard Hidalgo looks shaky on the surface, but could pay off for New York.

Story | Conversation | June 17, 2004

Can Roger Clemens continue to dominate at age 41? Others have including another hard-throwing Texan.

While the Angels, among others, have made significant additions, the White Sox are among clubs to have lost talent.

Predicting how teams will finish in the standings not just in 2004, but for the next five years is totally absurd.

The Ultimate Standings say a lot about what fans want. But, in reality, winning is what's ultimately most important.

By adding Roger Clemens to an already solid offense, the Astros clearly are the best team in the NL Central.