Arizona Fall League Hot Hitters

submitted by CrookedPitch on October 31, 2007 (http://www.crookedpitch.com/139...)

I'm keeping up with hot hitters from the Arizona Fall League on a weekly basis. Stay up to date to see if one of your favorite players is performing well enough for major league consideration.
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Categories (6): MLB, Sergio Santos, Chris Dickerson, Toronto Blue Jays, Cincinnati Reds, Rookies & Prospects

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Inside The Box August 15th Edition

submitted by ElvisCat on August 15, 2008 (http://www.fantasybaseballgener...)

Today's delve shows us the first Japan-Taiwan win-save combo, a weak-hitting catcher going yard against his former team, another pitching success story for the Duncan-LaRussa combo, a player with a .670 OPS participating in an all-time home run mark and lots more.
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Categories (32): MLB, Armando Galarraga, Juan Uribe, Lance Berkman, Brad Ziegler, Danny Haren, Mike Cameron, Aramis Ramirez, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Kevin Millar, Chris Dickerson, Brian Schneider, Todd Wellemeyer, Hiroki Kuroda, More...

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Thompson stands in as Cards beat Reds

submitted by chetthejet on August 15, 2008 (http://www.fourthebirdz.com/200...)

Brad Thompson relieved Chris Carpenter in a manner of speaking, his five innings of work a solid contribution to a Cards win in Cincy.
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Categories (11): MLB, Brad Thompson, Rick Ankiel, Chris Dickerson, Bronson Arroyo, Felipe Lopez, Albert Pujols, Jason LaRue, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Team News/Analysis

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Bronson Arroyo > Half the bench

submitted by DunnandDunner on August 07, 2008 (http://www.dunnanddunner.com/20...)

Bronson Arroyo currently has a higher OPS (.630) than 6 current/former Reds. * Paul Bako (.627) * Corey Patterson (.559) * Scott Hatteberg (.493) * Norris Hopper (.486) * Andy Phillips (.481) * Paul Janish (.438)Isn't that just embarrassing? What is even worse is that he's really more...
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