Monthly Archives: October 2009
Twins-Tigers Tilt Tonight; Cabrera Disappoints Detroit When Needed Most
Tigers and Twins in Minnesota for the fifth most exciting day in sports in the last six days for Twin Cities residents… First pitch is at 5:07 and, yes, I’ll be watching even if using my IPhone application to do … Continue reading
The Season is Over – But it’s Not… Twins and Tigers on Tuesday for Title
Justin Verlander did what he had to do – he beat the White Sox on the last game of the season to keep the Tigers from fading into history. Meanwhile, the Twins pounded the Kansas City Royals to keep pace, … Continue reading
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Colorado Clinches; Twins Still Breathing – and Ted Williams has a Headache
Congratulations to the Colorado Rockies, who clinched at least a Wild Card spot and is a weekend sweep of the Dodgers away from stealing the NL West crown, too. The Rockies were 18 – 28 and threatening to do worse … Continue reading
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Phillies Clinch; Braves and Twins Likely Done – and what to do with Joba Chamberlain?
With a pounding of the Astros, the Philadelphia Phillies clinched a third straight NL East title. And, while the champaign was freely flowing, one player won’t get to participate in the post season, and that’s Jamie Moyer, who needs surgery … Continue reading
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