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Top 20: Baseball Players Of All Time This season, Barry Bonds continues his assault on the Major League Baseball record books, closing in on the career home run title. He's easily one of the best players the game has ever seen.   |
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June 5, 2001
Tom Verducci |
Seattle's offensive Boone Second baseman's bat has exceeded M's expectations... |
Sports Central
July 1, 2014
Brad Oremland |
Singles Hitters Who Walk Tony Gwynn was an example of a type of hitter that fascinates me -- a singles hitter who walked a lot. |
Sports Central
July 10, 2009
Diane M. Grassi |
SC's All-Time MLB Draft (Pt. 4) It is the age-old argument that will never go away amongst baseball aficionados. And that is the comparison of individual players from different eras in which they played. |
AskMen.com
Paul Bessire |
Top 10: World Series Teams As the 2007 MLB season comes to an end, WhatIfSports.com ranks all 102 previous World Seres winners to find the true top 10 greatest World Series teams in the history of baseball. |
Sports Central
July 9, 2009
Brad Oremland |
SC's All-Time MLB Draft (Pt. 3) In a 5-part series, sports columnists compare picks in an all-time MLB draft. |
Sports Illustrated
February 19, 2002
Tom Verducci |
Hot Stott The biggest early surprise of Arizona Diamondbacks' camp -- if not in all of baseball -- is veteran pitcher Todd Stottlemyre... |
Sports Central
March 10, 2005
Tyson Wirth |
Baseball's Great Secret There was a time when baseball was a game of constants, a game you could rely on. The rules of the game were simple and universal: the Red Sox were cursed, Babe Ruth was without equal, and good pitching was superior to good hitting. |
Salon.com
July 6, 2002
King Kaufman |
Teddy Ballgame, MVP Never mind whether Ted Williams would have broken Babe Ruth's home run record if he hadn't gone to war twice. Consider how often he was the best when he did play. |
Sports Illustrated
March 19, 2002
Tom Verducci |
The Blended Hitter Examining the rare breed who combine power and contact... |
Salon.com
March 28, 2002
Allen Barra |
What Barry Bonds did wrong He's the best player in baseball, but hitting 73 home runs at age 37 isn't just unnatural, it might be ruining the game... |
Sports Illustrated
May 7, 2002
Tom Verducci |
April's alter egos Pitching returns to the NL, but offense still reigns in the AL... |
Sports Central
December 28, 2015
Jeff Kallman |
MLB 2015: It Got Late Early Out There The author ruminates on this year's baseball games and famous players of years past. |
Sports Illustrated
October 24, 2001
Tom Verducci |
Scouts honor Advanced reports are key to Yankees' success... |
Sports Central
June 4, 2005
Tyson Wirth |
The 10 Greatest Records in Baseball The heroes of baseball past should share the same celebration as Memorial Day, but too often, fans and managers get caught up in the pitching probables of the day, strategic moves that were made or missed, and minor injuries to the game's biggest names. |
Sports Central
October 20, 2008
Jonathan Lowe |
Emerging From the Depths How does the Rays' season stack up to some of the best turnarounds in baseball lore? Here's how the top five might filter out. |
Sports Central
September 22, 2008
Jeff Kallman |
"Fort Apache, Yankee Stadium" All this season's eulogizing the big ball orchard in the Bronx has been gushy, mushy, sentimental, and mostly on the mark. |
Sports Central
May 19, 2009
Matt Thomas |
Fact vs. Fiction: MLB at the Quarter Pole Ultimate success or failure is measured not by short-term excellence, but rather by sustained consistency. |
Sports Central
October 26, 2003
M. Edward Guest |
World Champion Marlins Are Ultimate Opportunists Even though many puritans and fair-minded people contend that they did not deserve this, they earned it nonetheless. |
Sports Illustrated
October 25, 2001
Stephen Cannella |
World Series Breakdown In theory the Diamondbacks have enough to win the Series -- Schilling and Johnson just have to win all four of their starts. That's easier said than done against the Yankees, though, who have dominant starters of their own and are smart enough to steal one of those games... |
Salon.com
October 16, 2001
King Kaufman |
Playoff picking, but not grinning Our writer boldly holds forth on the Yankees, the Mariners and the most hideous uniforms in baseball, and asks himself, "How many times can you be wrong about one team?" |
Sports Illustrated
August 23, 2000
Tom Verducci |
Overshadowed Sorry, Wells -- Martinez has inside track on Cy Young... |
Sports Illustrated
June 19, 2002
Tom Verducci |
Angels are flying Anaheim could provide a big surprise in the AL West. |
Salon.com
October 26, 2001
King Kaufman |
The Yankees in six There. I said it. The Diamondbacks have a shot, but not really... |
Salon.com
November 4, 2001
King Kaufman |
Surprise ending If life followed a script, the Yankees would have won the World Series. But it doesn't, and they didn't... |
Sports Central
January 2, 2008
Rich Lyons |
Grading the MLB Offseason Moves Here is a list of the most notable MLB trades, along with a grade for the team(s) involved. |
Sports Central
June 30, 2014
Jeff Kallman |
Ah, the Trade Winds Blow... The author predicts what kind of trade winds are blowing across the rosters of major league baseball. |
Sports Illustrated
May 14, 2003
Daniel G. Habib |
Run Out of Town The go-go Marlins lead the majors in stolen bases, but they couldn't save manager Jeff Torborg's job. |
Sports Central
April 20, 2006
Zach Jones |
Marlins Part of Baseball Royalty? The New York Yankees. The Boston Red Sox. To this short list of baseball royalty, add the Florida Marlins. Yes. You read it here first: it's good to be a Marlins fan. |
AskMen.com
Dave Golokhov |
Top 10: Weird Sports Streaks What streaks are often overlooked or simply deemed irrelevant? Here's 10 of them. |
Sports Illustrated
July 9, 2003
Albert Chen |
Quality Start Rookie Brandon Webb has lifted the Diamondbacks into contention. |
Sports Illustrated
October 8, 2001
Phil Taylor |
Not so fast Baseball overlooks one thing when saluting past stars: the pre-1947 exclusion of black players from the major leagues... |
Salon.com
July 12, 2000
Gary Kaufman |
The really big show Cue the sappy French horn music, they're introducing All-Stars. |
Salon.com
June 6, 2002
King Kaufman |
The ax Five baseball managers have felt the blade since Opening Day. Coincidence, or is something going on? |
Sports Illustrated
January 8, 2002
Jeff Pearlman |
Hot Stove High Jinks A few things are obvious: The Mets and the Yankees improved, the A's and the Blue Jays declined, and Barry Bonds got frozen out. Yet not everything that happened during the first two months of baseball's off-season was so clear-cut. Who flourished, and who floundered? |
Sports Illustrated
March 5, 2003
Mark Bechtel |
A Sobering Experience Yankees pitcher David Wells figured that by being outrageous he could sell a heap of books. He just didn't expect people to actually read the darn thing |
Salon.com
August 29, 2001
Allen Barra |
From Shula to Shanahan Who deserves the hype? Who doesn't get enough? A look at sports' most overrated, and overlooked... |
Sports Illustrated
September 19, 2000
Stephen Cannella |
Inside Baseball If Arizona misses the playoffs, Showalter could be shown the door... |
Sports Illustrated
October 17, 2000 |
The Untouchables Sports records just ain't what they used to be. So what does that leave as the most remarkable marks? Here are our choices, in order of greatness, for the absolutely, positively most unbreakable individual records of the last 60 years... |
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January 6, 2005
Nathan Slaughter |
Bill Miller Does It Again The famous investor beats the S&P 500 for the 14th straight year. While congratulations are in order for the Legg Mason Value Trust, there is no shortage of compelling choices out there in the actively managed universe. |
Sports Illustrated
July 12, 2000
Stephen Cannella |
Second to none National League second basemen gaining clout |
Sports Illustrated
February 28, 2002
Jeff Pealrman |
It's nothing personal Don't expect loyalty in baseball... |
Sports Central
November 26, 2012
Bob Ekstrom |
Numbers Don't Lie, But They Aren't Always Truthful As we settle in to watch tonight's NBA action, there will be a decided enclave of us wearing our greens and whites who will have one eye on the court and one on the scorer's table. We'll root for Rondo to get his 10 assists. |
Sports Central
November 10, 2004
Damian Greene |
All Good Things Come to an End Streaks: a look at the biggest football streaks that were broken this year, a few that still have a head of steam, and a quick preview of the possible birth of two new ones. |
Sports Central
May 20, 2005
William Geoghegan |
Yankees Will Find Middle Ground The Yankees aren't as good as their recent winning streak would lead you to believe, and not as bad as their stumbles out of the gate seemed to indicate. |
The Motley Fool
November 16, 2011
Alexander Crawford |
Underestimated Stocks: Hedge Funds Missed Out on These 9 Winning Streaks Do you think hedge funds are wrong, or do they know something the market hasn't yet priced in? |
Salon.com
October 19, 2000
Allen Barra |
Joe Cruel A massive new biograpy dishes heaps of DiMaggio dirt -- and comes across pretty grubby itself... |
Sports Central
May 18, 2005
Vince Grzegorek |
The First Cut is the Deepest Tiger may have walked off the green for the weekend, but he's far from walking off forever. |
