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Masa activists should pay their own way
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The importance of relationships in Chinese society
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Tornadoes: Knowing more about them
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Domestic violence is not only on the rise, it is pandemic
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Did Mickey Mantle use a corked bat? Wilton Guerrero did
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TV tonight: ‘The Ghost Army’ revealed on PBS plus ‘DWTS’ picks winner
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Moore, Okla. tornado: A parent's worst nightmare
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Schedule of season finales of your favorite TV shows
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Vulgar threats made against Hillary: Secret Service investigates
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Manchester City and Yankees awarded MLS expansion club
The Sports Philosopher Archive: November 2009
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Hall-Worthy? Roberto Alomar, Kevin Appier, Harold Baines
For me, the best part of the offseason, aside from hot stove rumors, is the Baseball Hall of Fame balloting. Published November 28 2009
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Random Baseball Thought: Moises Alou, Hall-Worthy?
Moises Alou is dwarfed by steroid-ingesting contemporaries. But he could have a place in baseball's shrine. Published November 27 2009
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Homers, Steals, Or The Hybrid
With free agency getting into full-swing mode; which type of player would you want on your team? Published November 25 2009
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ChiSox Love Mediocre Infielders
The Chicago White Sox continued their love affair with aging, mediocre veterans, signing Omar Vizquel to a 1-year $1.375 million contract. Published November 23 2009
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Comparing Offense and Defense: Part 1
Starting players come in all shapes and sizes of ability level, on both offense, and defense. Published November 22 2009
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Cubbie Bullpen Moves: Good and Bad
Jim Hendry never shows utter idiocy, or great genius. It's always solid, or bad that doesn't quite qualify as lunacy. Published November 20 2009
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Why We Have Free Agency
Baseball’s off season has become an affair as highly publicized, if not more than, it’s regular season. Published November 16 2009
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Cubs May Move Spring Training Facility To Naples, FL
The Cubs newest attempt to bring home a World Series. Move To Florida, training grounds of sixteen of the past nineteen champions. Published November 13 2009
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BBWAA Goofs (Again) On Gold Glove Awards
Is this really anything new? Each year it's the same story. Published November 12 2009
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Free Agent Preview: Shortstops
Another thin free agent class, this time it’s the shortstops. Published November 11 2009
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Free Agent Preview: Second Basemen
Edition three of the free agent preview series, the keystone men, aka second basemen. Published November 9 2009
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The "Wunderkind" Isn't The Answer
Richard Justice advocates giving "top prospect" Chris Johnson a chance. Why? I can't figure that out. Published November 8 2009
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Free Agent Preview: First Basemen
Next up in the free agent preview series, first base. Nick Johnson and Russell Branyan top a thin field. Published November 8 2009
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Free Agent Preview: Catchers
Finding the best and worst catchers in this year's free agent market. Published November 7 2009
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Hot Stove Starts Burning With Seven Moves
A rare good trade by the Royals. A rare bad trade by the the Red Sox. It's Hot Stove season. Published November 6 2009
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Don't Expect An Ace Year From Beckett In 2010
Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett qualifies as an ace only in odd years. Read on to see why. Published November 5 2009
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The Perils Of Fan Voting, Jeter Takes Home Hank Aaron Award
What? We were supposed to vote for the best player? Not our favorite player? Published November 3 2009
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Giants Re-Sign Freddy Sanchez
Brian Sabean was oh so close to reclaiming a good reputation. Now he has to start at the bottom again. Published November 1 2009
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