Category Archives: Francisco Cordero
Sox Win ‘The Humber Game’, and Plenty of Pitchers Head to the DL
There have only been 21 perfect games in the history of Major League Baseball, but the Chicago White Sox have three of them. Yesterday afternoon, Philip Humber defied his humble resume and blanked the Seattle Mariners, 4 – 0, without … Continue reading
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Can you make a competitive team with your pick of the remaining free agents?
I was flipping through the list of remaining free agents (as of 1/16/2012) and tried to field the best team possible with those players still available. Here’s what you can do… Catcher: The best hitting catcher is probably Ramon Castro, … Continue reading
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2010 Season Forecast: Cincinnati Reds
Last Five Seasons: 2009: 78 – 84 (4th NL Central) 2008: 74 – 88 2007: 72 – 90 2006: 80 – 82 2005: 73 – 89 The Reds haven’t had a winning season since going 85 – 77 in 2000. … Continue reading
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