AL East, Balance Of Power Restored

The AL east is finally back to normal—for now at least.
Yesterday, the Rays gave up a 10 run lead to the lowly Indians. A-rod went 5-5 at the plate. The Jays lost their 7th straight game.
After all of this the Red Sox and Yankees are one and two in the standings with the falling Blue [...]

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Welcome to the weekend!

Hidden in all this Mannywood saga is A-Rod’s triumphant return to the Yankee line-up tonight in Baltimore.
Finally lady luck is shining her love Alex’s way. Among all of the Manny controversy, A-rod’s own controversial return to the game is overshadowed.
It is true we do have quite a bit on our plate tonight–lucky for Alex.
Friday
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Oh, man, I had a weekend

It seems like some guys just can’t stay out of the news. This weekend was no exception for the media darlings that are Terrell Owens and Alex Rodriguez.
On the opposite side of the spectrum; the smaller conferences had a chance to shine as teams tried to punch their ticket to the dance.

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MLB; You get what you pay for… or do you?

I wanted to take a look at the richest contracts in MLB history and see exactly what the teams got in return on their investment.
This list will go from highest to lowest and the factor we are using is the average annual value on the contract.
1. Roger Clemens $28,000,022 (2007)
This, to this day, is [...]

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Selig should keep his mouth shut

Bud Selig made his obligatory comments about the A-Rod PED scandal on behalf of Major League Baseball yesterday:
“What Alex did was wrong and he will have to live with the damage he has done to his name and reputation,” the commissioner said Thursday, three days after the Yankees star admitted using banned substances from 2001-2003 [...]

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