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Bud Selig Pondering Reinstatment of Pete Rose

By Brian Capozzi | July 28 2009
Bud Selig Pondering Reinstatment of Pete Rose

The story isn’t new. Every baseball fan out there is aware that Pete Rose broke the rules by placing a bet on his team. Granted, the bet wasn’t that his team would lose, the fact that he bet on Major... (Continue reading)

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5 Bold MLB Predictions For the Second Half

By Tyler Lakin | July 16 2009
5 Bold MLB Predictions For the Second Half

Yesterday’s slow sports day means nothing to really talk about today. Unless that is of course you want to start thinking about what could happen the rest of the way in the MLB! It’s easy to “predict” things like Albert... (Continue reading)

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Roy Halladay Trade Destination Odds Posted?! Who Are the Favorites to Get Doc?

By Tyler Lakin | July 14 2009
Roy Halladay Trade Destination Odds Posted?! Who Are the Favorites to Get Doc?

Yes, you read the headline right. Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun has posted odds on several teams, with their chances of landing the ace pitcher. Elliott right now has the Angels as the favorites to win the Halladay sweepstakes,... (Continue reading)

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Pedro Martinez Inches Away From Pitching for the Phillies

By Tyler Lakin | July 14 2009
Pedro Martinez Inches Away From Pitching for the Phillies

Pedro is in Philadelphia today for his physical to play baseball for the Phillies this year. These things are usually a lock, but ESPN.com’s Jayson Stark says there is a shot this might not go through. Regardless, it is assumed... (Continue reading)

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Tim Lincecum Will Start for the NL, But Should Roy Halladay be Starting for the AL?

By Tyler Lakin | July 14 2009
Tim Lincecum Will Start for the NL, But Should Roy Halladay be Starting for the AL?

It is clear that Tim Lincecum has earned the right to be the first man to throw a pitch at tonight’s MLB All Star Game in St. Louis. Johan Santana tailed off in June, and basically gave the start to... (Continue reading)

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Ken Griffey Jr. is Getting the Goodbye He Deserves

By Jonathan Gillenson | July 13 2009
Ken Griffey Jr. is Getting the Goodbye He Deserves

Buster Olney of ESPN recently wrote an article about how poorly the Atlanta Braves handled Tom Glavine. In it, he contrasted the poor treatment the Braves gave Glavine with how the Mariners have handled Griffey. He covered that... (Continue reading)

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National League First Basemen Headline Tonight’s Home Run Derby

By Tyler Lakin | July 13 2009
National League First Basemen Headline Tonight's Home Run Derby

For many baseball fans, tonight is one of the most exciting nights in all of baseball. The midseason point is here, and it is time for the Home Run Derby. Tonight in St. Louis 8 of the league’s biggest home... (Continue reading)

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MLB First Half in Review

By Dan Ryan | July 12 2009
MLB First Half in Review

From a pure standings standpoint, this has been one of the more interesting first halves in recent memory. At this point, 5 of the 6 divisions are still very competitive and could have multiple teams appear on top by September.... (Continue reading)

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The First Ever CNB Sports Podcast! Saturday at 1 p.m.! BlogTalkRadio.com!

By Tyler Lakin | July 10 2009
The First Ever CNB Sports Podcast! Saturday at 1 p.m.! BlogTalkRadio.com!

Hey CNB Sports fans! Tomorrow (Saturday) at 1:00 p.m. we will be having our first ever podcast! You can tune in on blogtalkradio.com. If you click “On Air” on the top part of the page tomorrow around 1:00 p.m. our... (Continue reading)

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Lenny Dykstra, The Jig is Up: Dykstra Owes Over $30 Million

By Tyler Lakin | July 9 2009
Lenny Dykstra, The Jig is Up: Dykstra Owes Over $30 Million

Pictured to the right is Lenny Dykstra and his family at the April 2008 launch of his new magazine, Players Club. Unfortunately, he isn’t living the fast life he was as a financial entrepreneur one year ago. A few weeks ago... (Continue reading)

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