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By YanksWS96, Section MLB
by Matt Wells Thanks to the All-Star game this past Tuesday, the name of Florida Marlin second baseman Dan Uggla was thrown around a lot. Uggla joined a list of numerous players over the years to be chosen via the Rule 5 draft. He became the first Rule 5 draft selection to become an All-Star in his first big-league season. The success of Uggla, the Rule 5 castoff taken from the Diamondbacks, has had people scratching their heads. They're not scratching their heads at Uggla's success; they're scratching their heads about the draft rule.
What is the Rule 5 draft? Read on... (2265 words in story) Full Story By YanksWS96, Section MLB
by Matt Wells Recently, I wrote an article giving songs to some of the starting pitchers of today's game. Josh Towers, the now-demoted Oliver Perez, and the now-promoted Jered Weaver were just some of the names who were in sync with the songs I chose from my playlist. So, we got relievers who enter the game to their choice of music. We got some starters who had some songs hand-picked for them by me. What about the teams? (This time, I'll go outside my playlist for a few of the songs.)
The Yankees have a song ("Here Come the Yan-kees"). The Mets have a song ("Meet the Mets"). What about some of the other teams? What songs can I give them? Read on.... (3 comments, 2683 words in story) Full Story |
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