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Unique Trevor Bauer is the best bet to fill out Yankees starting rotation
At one point, Patrick Corbin was all but a certainty to be a New York Yankee in 2018.
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Paul Goldschmidt reintroduces St. Louis Cardinals to NL Central contention
St. Louis’ acquisition of Paul Goldschmidt reminds the rest of the National League Central that the Cardinals will not be overshadowed by the I-94 war in 2019.
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Milwaukee Brewers have a black hole at second base
Since David Stearns arrived in Milwaukee, he’s made a clear and conscious effort to prove that he loves stacking players up the middle and for good reason. But that hasn’t stopped a black hole from forming behind the mound.
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The Mets made a win-now move. Are they a win-now team?
Robinson Cano is coming back to New York, this time to Queens, and he’s bringing an all-star closer with him. There are a few ways to interpret this trade, but the central, divisive question is: should the New York Mets …
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Adrian Beltre and the tale of two careers
Perhaps no one in baseball history had a Hall of Fame career sneak up on us like Adrian Beltre.
My 2018 IBWAA Awards Ballot
Wherein the author discloses his inaugural IBWAA award ballot. Just like all the big-name baseball writers out there.
Welcome to the new age of Milwaukee Brewers baseball
Monday’s division championship-clinching victory over the hated Chicago Cubs at Wrigley is more than a win. It marks the turning of the page to a new chapter in Brewers history.
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Sorry, not sorry: An apologia for Milwaukee Brewers fans everywhere
Forgive us, we know not what we do. Moreover, we don’t care.
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The NL Cy Young race is a contest of historical significance–and (hopefully not) wins
Both Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer have had hardware-worthy seasons. Without team success as a tiebreaker, who wins the NL Cy Young could come down to which historically significant feat the voters find more impressive…or the vote could turn on …
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