Found June 22, 2009 on
Zoner Sports:
Looking at some players/numbers that stick out across MLB…
Hey, why would anyone want Adam Dunn? I think I made that clear in the offseason as I basically begged for a Chicago team to sign him. He’s doing what he usually does. The guy who has hit 40 or more homers for the last 5 seasons [...]
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Tomorrow, catcher Wil Nieves will participate in a Q&A with fans at ESPN Zone.
Doors open at 11 a.m. — the event begins at noon. As always, Charlie Slowes is the moderator.
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(Photo by Reuters Pictures. Julian Tavarez mistakes Willie Harris for a 600 lb. J-Lo moments after Willie's 12th inning walk-off.)
"Everything is just starting to come together." (Willie Harris, via Washington Post, 6/21/2009)
Streaking!
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On Saturday, 20 June 2009, The Washington Nationals took a step in the right direction and hosted their first Blogger Day. And no, Bloggers Day wasn’t just some free tickets in the same section and food coupons. What the Nationals did for those of us who blog about the team was open their [...]
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June 22, 2009
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June 23, 2009
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June 23, 2009
Italian champions’ Inter Milan’s Chilean international striker Luis Jimenez was snapped up on loan by English Premier League side West Ham on Tuesday.
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