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David Wright Drives In 5 As Team USA Rolls Puerto Rico
The Mets’ star was locked in again. Wright drove in five runs, the last three with a bases-loaded double in the eighth. That prompted chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” from the crowd of 32,872.
Hartnett: Hall Of Fame Voters Got It Wrong With Piazza, Biggio
There wasn’t a positive drug test or smoking syringe implicating them. They weren’t dragged in front of committees on Capitol Hill to explain themselves, and their names haven’t been tarnished by clubhouse trainers.
Voters Pitch A Shutout: No Players Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame
Steroid-tainted stars Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa have been denied entry to baseball’s Hall of Fame with voters failing to elect any candidates for only the second time in four decades.
Coleman: Hats Off To Chipper Jones
Chipper Jones personified what sports and competition are all about.
Silverman: Strasburg Decision To Cause Serious Regret For Nationals
The Nationals may regret shutting down ace Stephen Strasburg.
Keidel: Mets, Yankees Fans Can Rejoice In The Fates Of Their Archrivals
Even if neither New York team reaches its goals, their fans can rejoice in the fates of their foes: archrivals Boston and Philadelphia, who are a combined 30 games out of first place.
Brogna On Baseball: The 0-2 And 3-0 Count Myths
“They” say not to give the hitter a good pitch to hit or even a pitch close to the strike zone with a 0-2 count on the batter. Hmmmmm?
By The Numbers: Have We Seen The Last 300-Game Winner?
Roy Halladay has been so dominant the last few years, he will certainly achieve the 300-win milestone, right? Wrong.
By The Numbers: Rare Magic Numbers And The Hall Of Fame
Should a ballplayer be automatically given a plaque because he attains certain milestones, and if a player doesn’t reach them, should he only be allowed to enter the Hall of Fame as a visitor?
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