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Competition looking up to this crew in many key categories PHILADELPHIA -- The Phillies are well-represented in MLB.com's This Year In Baseball Awards. The results of the voting will be revealed during the week of Dec. 14-18....
Closer just one of club's 10 nominees in season of success NEW YORK -- The Yankees left the ultimate stamp on the season by winning their unprecedented 27th World Series title, which should put the boys from the Bronx right in...
Outfielder takes happy-go-lucky approach towards future Johnny Damon's happy-go-lucky attitude has been one of the constants in the Yankees clubhouse through the last four years, and true to form, he doesn't seem to be worrying...
Johnny Damon posed for a photo with his wife Michelle on the observation deck of the Empire State Building yesterday. The question now is: Will it serve as a memento of their last days in New York? The free agent outfielder...
of the Daily News, sounds a bit bolder than your usual "Team X may be considering possibly maybe potentially trading for Roy Halladay" stuff: The Red Sox are "putting on a full-court press" to acquire Roy Halladay, according to...
Via Peter Gammons: The Yankees are planning to go to spring training with Phil Hughes andJoba Chamberlain being programmed to start. “They can always go from starting to the bullpen, but it’s tough going the other way,” says...
This “contracts versus tenure” imbroglio is cracking me the fuck up. What could be more hilarious than a set-to between a couple of soft pompous former humanities scholars now current Internet windbags? Of course Dean Dad is in...
Boston 'putting on a full-court press' to acquire Jays ace The Red Sox are working on a Thanksgiving surprise in their constant attempt to beat the stuffing out of the Yankees. According to The New York Daily News, which cited...
I pulled double duty over at the Blue Network today. Let's get to it: The Angels could be the Tigers' Huckleberry . The Tigers are allegedly shopping Miguel Cabrera . Unless they think he's gonna crawl into the bottom of a...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Joe Girardi and Brian Cashman stood a few feet from each other on the red carpet near the World Series trophy, wearing blue jeans and sports jackets without ties. They were dressed for success, if not for a gala.
