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Category Archives: Baseball
My Off the Cuff, Completely Uninformed MLB 2016 Season Preview
I’m not gonna bother with too much of a preamble here. Y’all know the drill. Baseball is more than just my favorite sport: It’s basically my first true love. But I’m far too busy—thanks, adulthood—to follow the offseason transaction wire … Continue reading
2015 MLB Playoff Preview
Thanks to injuries, a shitty starting rotation, and various odd-year gremlins, my San Francisco Giants will not be participating in the playoffs. See you at the victory parade after the 2016 season! But just because the Giants aren’t in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Blue Jays, cubs, George Brett, Joe Carter, Keith Hernandez, Mets, mlb playoffs, pirates, Royals, Yankees
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My Almost Completely Off the Cuff 2014 MLB Playoff Preview
Longtime friends of mine know that I’m a big baseball fan. As much as I love the Niners—sometimes to the exclusion of just about everything else in my life—and as much as I get crazy excited for hoops to return … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, mlb playoffs, oakland a's, san francisco giants
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A Midseason Bay Area Baseball Review
What with the NBA Playoffs (and Silly Season, which I’ll be writing about soon, I promise) and the advent of this awesome thing called the World Cup, I haven’t gotten around to writing report cards for my beloved Bay Area … Continue reading
My Off the Cuff, Completely Uninformed MLB 2014 Season Preview
BASEBALL IS BACK!!! SPRING IS FINALLY HERE!!! Well, that last part might be a bit of an exaggeration, given that it was still in the 30s and snowing last week in NYC (God, this winter has been awful). But Opening … Continue reading
Timmmaay Is Back, And I Am Irrationally Happy About It
On Tuesday, the San Francisco Giants announced that they were re-signing free agent pitcher Tim Lincecum to a two-year, $35 million contract (with a no-trade clause). The immediate analysis was predictable: That’s way too much money for a pitcher who … Continue reading
Another Oakland A’s Choke Job
Yesterday afternoon, a friend called to ask if I was going to watch Game 5 between the A’s and Tigers. I said no, because I knew the A’s were going to lose. She asked, “Why?” I just laughed. Why? Because … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Detroit TIgers, Justin Verlander, mlb playoffs, oakland a's
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My Completely Off the Cuff MLB Playoff Preview
In case you haven’t noticed, I haven’t had a ton of time to work on the blog lately. It turns out having an editorial job in New York City is really hard. Who knew? Anyway, as a result, I haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball playoffs, cleveland indians, grant balfour, oakland a's, pittsburgh pirates, world series
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On A-Rod and REAL New York Yankees
If you don’t care about baseball or sports, you can probably skip this one–unless you like rants. If you enjoy a good rant, no matter what the topic is, this might be for you. As Major League Baseball begins to … Continue reading
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Tagged A-Rod, Baseball, Biogenesis, New York Yankees, PEDs, Sports, Steroids
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