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Around the Majors
http://mvn.com/aroundthemajors/
Around The Majors is a national MLB blog on MVN.com, featuring analysis from a team of writers--David Bloom, Jake Cohen, Tyler Hissey and Teddy Mitrosilis.
- Added on: Mar 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tyler Hissey
- Listed in: Baseball
- Tags: baseball new york yankees american league national league boston red sox major league baseball
Recent Posts
What The Rockies Should Do With Betancourt, Hawpe and Torrealba
The Colorado Rockies were the final team to get eliminated from Division Series play last night after falling to the reigning World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies. Now that the Rockies are out, the team can focus on what it needs to do in orde...
Cashman Deserves Some Love For Swisher Trade
I was going through the list of the first crop of minor league free agents at MLB Trade Rumors tonight when I came across the name Wilson Betemit. Betemit is not a player who I followed particularly closely this season, but reading that name immediat...
Over Larger Sample Size, A-Rod Sheds Choker Label
Unless you have been living under a rock the past few days, you are probably aware that Alex Rodriguez is having a fine postseason. Rodriguez, whose perceived by the casual baseball fan as someone who cannot perform under pressure and hits "meaningle...
Debunking MVP Myths
Myth: The definition of valuable is subjective.Debunking: I firmly believe the biggest issue with the MVP voting is that the instruction tell voters "there is no clear-cut definition of what Most Valuable means." If Most Valuable has no clear-c...
Angels Take Swagger, Then Series From Red Sox
It took one hit to validate everything that we knew nights ago. It took one pitch to cripple something that was born years ago. Vladimir Guerrero dumped a first-pitch fastball from Jonathan Papelbon into centerfield with two outs in the top of the...
Chip Caray Is Wrong; Delmon Young Deal Got Worse For Minny In Year Two
Tonight on my Facebook news feed, several baseball fans on my friend list made posts bashing TBS broadcaster Chip Caray. Perhaps because I had these critical posts on the brain, I began to really listen closely to some of the analysis provided by Car...
