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Written by Mike Silva
Monday, 24 December 2007
If you were the owner of a major league team and someone knocked on your door telling you he could improve your pitching staff would you listen? If this man claimed to be able to prevent injuries while enhancing performance what would your reaction be? Now if I told you this man had a Cy Young Award and a PhD in kinesiology would you at least give his theories some credence? Former fourteen year major leaguer and 1974 Cy Young Aware winner Dr. Mike Marshall possesses this information. The problem is none of the thirty major league teams wants to listen. Write comment (0 Comments)
Last Updated ( Monday, 24 December 2007 )
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Yankees
Written by Derek Felix
Monday, 24 December 2007
(Editor's Note- Derek Felix is, a New York-based sports writer, has covered back-to-back Penn League championships on Staten Island and just finished covering the Baby Bombers for the third season. As a senior writer for NYSportsday.com, he also has contributed NHL related columns as well as other articles to the site. He has contributed to Gotham in the past, and we're pleased to welcome him back again. - MH) It’s not often you get to cover a really good player in any sport. Especially at the rookie level of the minors in the NY-Penn League. Write comment (0 Comments)
Last Updated ( Monday, 24 December 2007 )
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Written by Mark Leff
Thursday, 13 December 2007
In a recent article on ESPN.com, Peter Gammons reopened an old argument. The post, titled, "The Rich Get Richer," argued that the wealth gap in Major League Baseball is destroying fair competition, leaving only the wealthiest teams in the hunt. But like many other followers of baseball, Gammons makes the common error of thinking that money leads inherently to success, and he downplays the importance of good baseball sense. The best teams do far more than just spend money. Write comment (0 Comments)
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Written by Mark Leff
Wednesday, 05 December 2007
The Mets have been shopping their prospects all over the majors in search of the elusive ace, and the most recent stop on their tour (after departing Minnesota and Oakland) is Baltimore. The Orioles have been looking to trade their stud lefty Erik Bedard, and fortunately for the Mets, there’s little to no chance the O’s will want to trade in the division. Write comment (0 Comments)
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 05 December 2007 )
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Going Nine
Written by Mark Healey
Monday, 03 December 2007
(NASHVILLE) In the music business, careers are made -- and broken – in the fabled city of Nashville. For a few days in December, the same can be said for Major League Baseball, which will hold its annual Winter Meetings here, starting Monday, Dec. 3. Write comment (0 Comments)
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Written by John Strubel
Friday, 30 November 2007
When the news broke at lunchtime Friday that the New York Mets traded Lastings Milledge, it was no surprise. Expecting to hear Dan Haren, Erik Bedard or Johan Santana next, Mets fans were disappointed and frustrated when it was revealed that Milledge was traded for catcher Brian Schneider and outfielder Ryan Church. Write comment (0 Comments)
Last Updated ( Saturday, 01 December 2007 )
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Going Nine
Written by Mark Healey
Friday, 30 November 2007
For the past three years, Gotham Baseball Magazine has tracked, reported and discussed every single trade rumor involving former No. 1 pick Lastings Milledge. So to say that his trade to he Nationals on Friday was an unlooked for event would be incorrect. The return of Ryan Church and Brian Schneider was even less shocking, as SI.com's Jon Heyman – who's doubling these days as a WFAN reporter – told us that it was going to happen a week ago. Write comment (1 Comment)
Last Updated ( Monday, 31 March 2008 )
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