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MLB's next wave of potential superstars
Not only was the 23-year-old pitcher facing Atlanta, the National League's sixth-highest scoring team this season, but he had a tough act to follow in the back end of a day/night doubleheader.
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Guest Viewpoint: B-Mets boosters hope to pack stadium June 29
Both the weather and the play of the Binghamton Mets are serving as our "sentinels of summer," and there is no better way than showing our Greater Binghamton pride than heading out to NYSEG Stadium to catch the pennant-contending Binghamton Mets in action.
HBT: Phanatic's scooter breaks down during pregame routine
The Phillie Phanatic was out to do his usual routine prior to tonight's game between the Nationals, but there was one problem: His ATV, known as his trademark mode of transportation, stalled out on the field .
HBT: A's owner: Coliseum in sports' 'worst shape'
Still gobsmacked that a major league team is playing in a joint like the Oakland Coliseum, where the raw sewage flows more freely than the Bud Light .
Killjoy Costas : When You Suck As Much As The Mets, You're Not Allowed To Celebrate
NBC's Bob Costas interrupted US Open coverage yesterday to pontificate on the Mets' overzealous celebration of a win that might ultimately not be enough to stop them from being overtaken by the Marlins, calling the home plate pounding of the otherwise-slumping Kirk Nieuwenhuis, "an indication of the ongoing decline of western civilization."
Week Ahead: Trio shifting scope of races
In the context of a marathon season, it's easy to read too much into any short stretch of games.
MLB Insider: R.A. Dickey, Blue Jays trying not to knuckle under
The road to the 2012 National League Cy Young Award started at Rangers Ballpark in 2005, when R.A. Dickey was presented with a strong organizational belief that he couldn't succeed as a major-league pitcher without a major overhaul.
This story is contributed by a member of the Treasure Coast community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with TCPalm.com The 2013 Hammerheads squad features tons of exciting young talent, including two who were acquired in the blockbuster trade with Toronto last offseason.
Blue Jays stock up on young pitching
First-round pick Phillip Bickford is the type of powerful young pitcher the Blue Jays targeted in the Draft.
Grimm looking to stymie Jays in finale
The Blue Jays are still buried in the American League East cellar, with a long way to go.
On Tuesday night, Bobby Parnell blew his first save in more than a month. While his two blown saves in April can be blamed on errant fielding, this one was all on Parnell, whose only out came on Steve Lombardozzi 's game-winning sac fly that lifted the Nationals over the Mets 3-2 .
Keidel: Have Any Dignity Left, A-Rod? Retire Today And Don't Come Back
As always, there's the irony and tragedy and reality that Alex Rodriguez, like his bulging brethren Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, didn't need the juice to be great.
Perfect storm in 2010 draft brought stud righty Harvey to Mets
Every time Matt Harvey takes the mound, as he is scheduled to do Friday night at Citi Field, Mets fans should thank Jose Reyes, Bryce Harper, Arte Moreno and Bernard Madoff, among others, for their roles in getting Harvey to Flushing.
R.A. Dickey finds success doesn't follow him to Toronto
Nashville native R.A. Dickey is a "Star Wars" fan, so it's no surprise that he described his move to Canada in sci-fi terms.
Tulo leads NL shortstops in first All-Star ballot update
Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki has built an early lead in National League All-Star voting at his position, but left fielder Carlos Gonzalez -- one of the most productive outfielders in the Majors -- is shockingly far out of the top three spots.
Checking up on moves from Music City and beyond
Two months into the season and six months removed from the Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tenn., the jury is still out on offseason moves made in preparation for the 2013 campaign.
Blue Jays Fan Destroys Oscillating Fan After Toronto's 17-Inning Loss [Video]
The Toronto Blue Jays lost 4-3 to the San Diego Padres last night in 17-innings. The game ended around 3am in Toronto.
Marlins' Redmond says Stanton's close to returning
Marlins manager Mike Redmond said, "We're getting close" on power hitter Giancarlo Stanton's return to the lineup, but also, "We can't put a timetable on it." "He said he felt a lot better, which is great," Redmond said.
The Miami Marlins may own the worst record in baseball, but Marcell Ozuna and Jose Fernandez are giving them some hope for the future.
Strangers from the North Invade Petco Park: San Diego Padres-Toronto Blue Jays Series Preview
Padres 101 provides 24/7 obsessive sports coverage of the San Diego Padres as a part of Sports Media 101 .