Blogging about the 5x NL East Champion Phillies
The New York Yankees have two pitchers on their radars to bolster their weak rotation. Both Texas ace C.J. Wilson and Phillies vet Roy Oswalt have a mutual interest with the Yankees, reported ESPN. Wilson was pretty obvious, with him being the top free agent starting pitcher on the market and New York in dire … Continue reading Oswalt eying New York
Prince Fielder – Milwaukee Brewers Where he goes: Chicago Cubs In the hunt: NY Yankees, Milwaukee, Washington Fielder’s market is pretty wide open with Milwaukee seemingly unable to afford Fielder. The Brewers must hope co-star Ryan Braun can convince the power-hitter first baseman that there is unfinished business left to be done in Milwaukee and … Continue reading Five Big Free Agents and Where They Land
One team has unfinished business to settle. The other has destiny on it’s side. On Wednesday, those two teams will meet in the 2011 Fall Classic. The St. Louis Cardinals, who capped off a miraculous September run to steal the Wild Card from the Atlanta Braves. They will host the Texas Rangers, who are playing … Continue reading The stage is set: Cardinals to face Rangers in World Series
Roy “Doc” Halladay. Texas Rangers. Pitcher’s duel. God this sets me up for a helluva pun. Halladay bested the young gunner, C.J. Wilson, from Texas as the Phillies took the series opener against the Rangers, 3-2, Friday night. Halladay and Wilson were lined up for a great match-up and neither of them disappointed. Halladay went … Continue reading Dox wins Texas stand-off
The Giants expanded on their 2-0 lead in the eighth with seven runs to win, 9-0, on Thursday. C.J. Wilson pitched good enough for the win but the Rangers offense didn’t show up again. Matt Cain pitched 7 2/3 of shut-out, four-hit ball. The series heads straight to Texas now with the Rangers in a … Continue reading Monster Eighth Sends Giants to 2-0 lead
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