Maybe Tim Hudson was embarrassed or frustrated by only going 3 innings in 2 of his last three starts. Today, Hudson had his best performance of the year, throwing a complete game three-hitter and shutting out the Reds.
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Every year a new crop of Major League rookies enter the field with high expectations and plenty of excitement. Naturally, these players will often disappoint, as we come to learn that the jump to the Major Leagues is one that takes at least a year or two to adapt to. That explains why Alex Gordon   more...
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Every week, a bunch of different websites recommend a list of players from the waiver wire you should consider picking up. At SportsOverdose, we're making it even easier for you, compiling only the common players from those lists, all of whom could be considered the best of the waiver wire picks.   more...
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We go around different fantasy leagues and look at the most added pitchers and try to figure if they are worth an add or not.
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After an hour and a half rain delay the game looked to be over before the Nats even got an at-bat. A four run Atlanta inning left the Nats with a big deficit early. When you factor the Nats ability to play behind, and that they were facing one of the best starting pitchers of the last two decades,   more...
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This offseason I've broken down and offered my opinion on the NL East outfields and infields so far, and the Phils have naturally won each of the polls. Now it's time to check out the rotations. However, with the Mets addition of some dude named Johan, this is merely for formality.*Career won/loss   more...
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With the recent announcements today from both the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros I found myself wondering what was worse. Were the Nationals worse off with a bunch of guys who had no big league experience or the Astros who have an ace but a rag tag group of injury prone or other wise long   more...
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