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4/2 Minor League Report
Trevor Cahill made his final start of the spring and, while he didn’t look particularly sharp, he is slated to be Oakland’s #2 man in the rotation against the L.A. Angels. Travis Snider and Pablo Sandoval continue to prove that … Continue reading
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Trevor Cahill and Brett Anderson: Closing in on a Roster Spot
The Oakland A’s made a concerted effort this offseason to shore up an offense that was one of the worst in all of baseball in 2008. Highlighted by the trade for Colorado Rockies All-Star OF Matt Holliday, … Continue reading
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3/21 Spring Training Report
For those of you who entered the PPR Contest, never fear! I will have the results posted later on this evening or first thing tomorrow morning. Winners can expect an email from me soon requesting your shipping address. As for … Continue reading
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Top 20 RHP’s for 2009 **Part 1**
Amidst all of my spring training reports, content writing for Hot-Prospects.net, and life outside the blogging world, I had put the Top 20 prospect reports on the back burner. Well, we are back on track and this segment will feature … Continue reading
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2/28 Spring Training Report
There were several fine pitching prospects in action on Saturday. Neftali Feliz made his spring debut by hurling two innings and striking out four, Trevor Cahill looked strong throwing two perfect innings and Brian Matusz punched out three hitters in his … Continue reading
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Welcome Back Team USA!
Fresh off of their Bronze Medal-winning Olympic experience, many Team USA members rejoined their MILB lineups after a month of international competition. While many are likely still recovering from jet lag, some did play in last night’s games. Here’s … Continue reading
