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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | There is a certain myth perpetrated about how “classy” the Yankee organization is. Derek Jeter is the poster child for this.Of course, the organization tends to behave in the... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | Boy, this is some cutting-edge sports research they’re doing at ESPN.com:
“What is Alex Rodriguez’s overall effect on a clubhouse?”Really? You’re asking us,... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | I always love it when two of my passions collide, like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.But instead of peanut butter and chocolate, it’s baseball and bicycles. “Biker chic: O’s... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | Let me give you another example of the Red Sox propaganda machine hard at work. Peter Gammons (I know, big surprise) posted an ESPN Insider article on Friday in which he discusses the Pedro Alvarez... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | The “still can’t let go” brigade has landed in the LA Times somehow with Bill Shaikin writing a story that wouldn’t have seemed out of place, like, a month ago. “The two... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | ESPN.com’s Jayson Stark has a bee in his bonnet. I use that cliché purposefully, as his latest column chastising Dodger fans for cheering Manny Ramirez sounds nothing so much as an old biddy... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | Update: Well, I guess I need to change that question mark to an exclamation point: Manny to Dodgers! As usual, the important thing isn’t the money, the other trade pieces, the offensive... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | Naw, probably not, but it’s time for the annual “Where’s Manny getting traded?” roulette wheel. To listen to the Boston Media, they’re super serious this time about... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | From Tony Jackson Dylan Hernandez, Diamond Leung and I got a few minutes with Ned Colletti in the tunnel after the game. Said he might be getting close to acquiring a veteran utility infielder... | |
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The Trolley Dodger
(3) | | Nothing like some good months-early rumor mongering covering both coasts. MLB Trade Rumors points to a Boston Herald article on the subject, “Free to decide: Players on the open... | |
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