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Mound Wars Part Two: Cecil vs. Burnett

June 4, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter A.J. Burnett, Brett Cecil, New York Yankees

Last year, it was a battle of epic proportions: – teacher vs.

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Acid Flashback Friday: John Olerud’s Helmet

June 4, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Acid Flashback Friday, John Olerud

As a kid, there was nothing I hated more than wearing a helmet.

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Cito’s Mismatched Mismanaged Misery Continues

June 3, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Cito Gaston, Shaun Marcum, Tampa Bay Rays

Cito Gaston may be committed to the individual players, but in doing so he’s alienating his team as a whole.

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Did Kevin Gregg get squeezed against the Rays?

June 2, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Kevin Gregg, pitch f/x, Tampa Bay Rays

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Watching Kevin Gregg collapse against the Tampa Bay Rays was one of the most painful things I’ve ever seen.

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Bautista’s Hot Streak Continues – named Honda Player of the Month

June 1, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Bautista Appreciation Society, Jose Bautista, Player of the Month

If Jose Bautista keeps this up, he’s going to need to start wearing a flame retardant uniform.

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Vote for Jose: Introducing BallotsForBautista.com

June 1, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter All-Star Game, Jose Bautista

Friends, readers, fellow bloggers, passers by, and anyone else who happens to land on this website … I have a favour to ask.

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Rays-ing the Bar on AL East Sibling Rivalry

May 31, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter American League East, Tampa Bay Rays, Toronto Blue Jays

For those who are fortunate enough to have younger siblings, do you remember what it was like when you were younger and able to easily overpower your brother or sister?

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Tricky Ricky

May 30, 2010January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Baltimore Orioles, Dwayne Murphy, home runs, Jose Bautista, Ricky Romero

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The day after one of the most prolific Blue Jays in team history threw a perfect game for his new team, maybe some of Roy Halladay’s magic rubbed off on another Blue Jays starter.