All records are made to be broken, except this one.

For me that’s the way it should be…

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The significance of the Giants 15 and 3 winning record has been questioned by some very knowledgable people who have a day by day interest in the game. They point out that only 18 games has been played by the Giants, that the season has a long ways to go, that it cannot be considered a sprint but is more in the nature of a marathon, that the team that has momentum during the last few weeks is the team that wins.

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I posed this question to one of the most knowledgeable baseball fans I know, Ed Stern. Ed has followed baseball for over 70 years and teaches me something about the game every time we talk. His answer, well thought out and analytical follows below.

Also check out Ed’s Memories of the Game in the Classic Audio section of the site. Just type in his name in the search box on the Classic Audio page and listen to fabulous stories of baseball from the 30’s to the present.

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And finally the National

League East.

By Amaury Pi-González [Read more →]

Here is how I see

the National League

Central this season.

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Did you know that during

the last five seasons the

Giants and Diamondbacks

are the only teams to

have won the N.L West?

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And now the American

League East, the most

covered and publicized

division in Major League

Baseball. One word for

this “Yankees:.

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Taking a look at the American

League Central Division and

how I think the teams will

finish.

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With all going on in our world

this 2003 season cannot come a

minute sooner. As I just returned

from Arizona and have a chance to

review both leagues, here are

my 2003 Predictions.

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There is plenty of blame to go around

Orioles’ pitcher Steve Bechler dies at 23

by Ray Mileur

Note from Marty Lurie: This is a quality article submitted by Ray, I appreciate the view point. Take a moment to read the text below.
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