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A blog about major league baseball, written by a former researcher for ESPN. Stats:Incoming clicks since last reset: 1077Outgoing clicks since last reset: 2007 Technorati info:Overall rank: 8067Number of inbound blogs: 472 Number of incoming links: 2320 Last update: 2008-06-16 19:31:35 GMT Estimated value: $1,571,958 Stats for http://www.baseballmusings.com
Latest Posts:Fibonacci GameThe Marlins lead Colorado 17-16 in the eighth inning. So far there are 8 homers and 13 doubles for 21 extra base hits out of 34. The Rockies hit six of the homers and are losing....
Light ShowI'm sitting on Fairfield Beach thinking about live blogging the fireworks. I don't know how interesting it would be to write Oohh, Aahh time after time....
Quote of the DayThe Daily News is having lots of fun with the A-Rod/Madonna story, but I thought this quote from the comments was priceless. Maybe she could use the kabbullsh1tt on him to hit with runners in scoring position...
Francoeur Falls DownJeff Francoeur returned to the minor leagues after being booed by Braves fans: Francoeur was booed at home Thursday night when he went 0-for-4. He hit .206 in June and is 1-for-12 in three games this month. "It seems I...
Games of the DayOn the 25th anniversary of Dave Righetti's no hitter, the Red Sox visit New York for another July 4th battle. Josh Beckett takes the mound for the Red Sox. He's only allowed one home run in his last five starts,...
Less Power, More ControlJohnny CuetoPhoto: Icon SMI Johnny Cueto pitched seven strong innings as the Reds defeated the Nationals 5-3 Thursday night. It was his fourth good outing in a row. Unlike earlier in the season, Cueto seems to be able to...
One Game a WeekJoe Buck on the popularity of baseball versus football: Joe Buck was discussing baseball on Colin Cowherd's ESPN Radio show this week, specifically comparing it with the NFL and talking about how pro football's popularity is partially tied into how...
July 4th UpdateThe Day by Day Database is up to date. Happy Independence Day to all my US readers! I hope you enjoy the day with family and friends....
Duke of HurlJustin Duchscherer keeps improving his Cy Young chances, giving up two runs over seven innings as the Athletics down the White Sox 3-2. Chicago got to him early with a lead-off homer by Wise and another run in the first,...
Elite GroupGarrett Olson joined a very small group of pitchers tonight. He allowed a home run to Tony Pena. Shawn Chacon, Jose Contreras and Jamie Moyer accomplished the feat in the past. Since the start of the 2006 season, Pena has...
Less Against LesterHank Steinbrenner's rant lasted just one game, as Jon Lester shuts down the Yankees as the Red Sox take the game 7-0. It's Lester's second shutout of the season, the other coming on his no-hitter. The Red Sox lefty, however,...
Lincecum in ControlThe one part of Tim Lincecum's game that needs improvement is his control. He's pitched a few games this year where it's been very good, walking one with high strikeouts. This afternoon, he went seven innings against the Cubs, walking...
Iron ArmFor the third time this season, Cole Hamels reached the 120 pitch mark. He came within one out of a shutout, but a double by McCann after Chipper Jones doubled leading off the inning meant no shutout and no complete...
Last Minute MagicThe Diamondbacks offense saved their best for last. Down 5-0 in the bottom of the ninth, the DBacks send seven batters to the plate against three Brewers pitchers. All seven reach base, the last being Connor Jackson who follows a...
Replays Don't Always WorkA small home run controversy in Arizona. Mike Cameron hits a ball over the fence down the leftfield line. The leftfielder and the DBacks bullpen points foul. The umpire called it fair. The replay showed the ball was in front...
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