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The Sports Philosopher Archive: December 2009
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Bay (And Especially Molina) Aren't Saviors
Pros for the move: Makes a "statement" Cons: Read on Published December 30 2009
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The Way The Astros Are Run
Enjoy a three-scene play transcript about how the Houston Astros are run. Published December 28 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Fred McGriff, Mark McGwire, Jack Morris
Installment six in the Hall-Worthy? series examines a pair of PED users, and a overrated pitcher. Published December 27 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Barry Larkin, Edgar Martinez, Don Mattingly
Three players with hidden value. Published December 25 2009
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Unveiling WEights, Yet Another Mathematical Projection System
Taking a crack at projecting the 2010 O's. Published December 21 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Mike Jackson, Eric Karros, Ray Lankford
It’s a lackluster group in this installment of “Hall-Worthy?”. A middle reliever, a intriguing outfielder, and a overrated first basemen. Published December 19 2009
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The Complete MLB GM Rankings
Without bias. Seriously. Except maybe the Yankees. Published December 18 2009
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A Good Ol'-Fashioned Blockbuster
Two aces, and a boatload of prospects change hands, as Roy Halladay finally packs his bags. Published December 15 2009
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The Sky Was The Limit
The sky was the limit for John Hollis Patterson. Published December 12 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Andre Dawson, Andres Galarraga, Pat Hentgen
Breaking down the HOF credentials of a hawk, a cat, and a jay. Published December 8 2009
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Bundle Of Moves, Part One
Who can catch up with the speeding hot stove? Published December 5 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Bert Blyleven, Ellis Burks
Time to continue breaking down the Hall of Fame ballot. Part Two considers Bert Blyleven, and Ellis Burks. Published December 1 2009
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