An article made about new Johan Santana rumors and a possible Paul Konerko trade to the Angels
Original Story: http://mlbclubhouse.blogspot.com/2008/01....

We've been screwing around in the wading pool with all of the various infield positions, but now it's time to slide on some floaties and plunge into the murky abyss. The vast Outfielder Ocean. It's inhabitants are as varying as the inhabitants of the Mariana Trench (the deepest part of the ocean   more...
Original Story: http://www.armchairassociation.com/2008/....

While The Yankees were pounded the Tampa Bay pitching staff into the ground, the Red Sox bats have gotten hot as well with the White Sox in town.The Sox with RISP the final three games of series were 13-31 with 28 rbi's, that's getting the job done.
Original Story: http://dicekmania.blogspot.com/2007/07/s....

In "Sizzlers and Fizzles," I will evaluate the past week's performances, injuries, and job security, and then predict which players will sizzle (do well) or fizzle (drop off) in the upcoming week.We'll get you started with Andre Ethier (OF, Los Angeles Dodgers). In probably the most shocking lineup   more...
Original Story: http://www.fantasyfanatics.com/index.php....

In every fantasy season, there are uncontrollable factors that impact players, both positively and negatively. These scenarios are most likely out of a fantasy owner's control. One of those factors is where players hit in the batting order. FIO staff writer Rich Lerner takes a look at some   more...
Original Story: http://www.fantasyinsideronline.com/view....

Here's Part 2 of today's Major League Baseball update. It includes updates on the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs, Florida Marlins,Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, and New York Yankees.
Original Story: http://mysportsrumors.com/blog/2008/03/2....

Several weeks ago, I caused quite a stir in White Sox blogdom when I suggested the Sox call up and insert Jerry Owens in order to spark what was at the time a slow, station-to-station offense. Turns out the majority was probably correct in that Jerry Owens wasn't the answer. He may soon be   more...
Original Story: http://www.bugsandcranks.com/?p=5609.

Several weeks ago, I caused quite a stir in White Sox blogdom when I suggested the Sox call up and insert Jerry Owens in order to spark what was at the time a slow, station-to-station offense. Turns out the majority was probably correct in that Jerry Owens wasn't the answer. He may soon be   more...
Original Story: http://www.bugsandcranks.com/?p=5609.