Archive for September, 2014

‘Rickey & Robinson’ reveals many unknown facts about the integration of baseball

Everyone knows that Jackie Robinson was the first African-American in modern Major League Baseball – we’ve heard about it our entire lives, we learned about it in school, we’ve read countless articles and books about it and we’ve even seen a recent (and excellent) motion picture by Academy Award-winning writer/director Brian Helgeland titled 42 about it. (If you haven’t […]

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Lookouts fall behind 2-0 in Southern League Finals

Series Re-cap: Game 1 – Suns 5 – Lookouts 3 Game 2 – Suns 12 – Lookouts 3 Yesterday the Lookouts had one of those games that can either make or break a team. On the one hand the pitchers went 3-2 on countless Suns hitters and wound up walking 10 with four of those […]

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Haren pitching himself onto Dodgers postseason roster

If there were any doubts as to who the Dodgers number four starter should be for the upcoming postseason, there certainly shouldn’t be any longer. For the fourth time in as many starts right-hander Dan Haren not only gave the Dodgers six innings or more, but he won three of the four with a no-decision […]

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Lookouts drop Game One of Championship Series

The Chattanooga Lookouts have waited a long time. Monday’s victory over the Huntsville Stars marked the first time they have won a playoff series since 1996 when they defeated the Memphis Chicks three games to one. They lost the championship round in 1996 with the Jacksonville Suns also three games to one. This series marks […]

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Hanley Ramirez hits home run ball out of Dodger Stadium

If you arrive early at Dodger Stadium early on any given day during baseball season you will notice both teams taking batting practice (except on day games following a night game). As with every MLB team, the home team always take BP first followed by the visiting team. Another thing that you will notice is […]

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Mattingly needs to re-think not giving Carlos Frias another start

Prior to Monday night’s game against the Padres, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said that Carlos Frias, who was called up to the Dodgers on August 4 and who has been a starting pitcher throughout his entire eight-year minor league career, would not be getting another start in the 17 remaining games this season. Why? “As […]

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Kershaw and Mattingly disagree – but in a good way

When Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw did not come out to pitch the ninth inning of last night’s game there were undoubtedly many Dodger fans who were upset that the young left-hander was denied a shot at collecting what would have been an MLB-leading seventh complete game this season – especially when Kershaw had thrown only […]

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Be patient Dodger fans – Joc Pederson is close

As crazy as it sounds, there are already some Dodger fans who have thrown in the towel on 22-year-old top Dodgers prospect Joc Pederson after only one week in the big leagues which, of course, is ludicrous. Pederson, who was called up to the Show on September 1, has had all of 17 plate appearance […]

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Lookouts advance to Southern League Championship Series

The Chattanooga Lookouts and Huntsville Stars went head to head in a do or die fifth game this evening for the Northern Division championship of the Southern League. The winner competes in the league championship round against the Jacksonville Suns who captured the Southern Division crown with 9-1 victory today over the the Mobile BayBears. […]

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Dodgers announce preliminary 2015 schedule

LOS ANGELES – Major League Baseball today announced the preliminary schedule for the 2015 regular season. The Dodgers will begin the 2015 campaign at Dodger Stadium on Monday, April 6 vs. the San Diego Padres. The three-game series will run April 6-8 and marks the third time in the last eight seasons Los Angeles has […]

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