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Break Work: One Sentence to Sum Up Each MLB Team

LA Angels (57-38): Pitching, Pitching, Pitching has the Angels tied for the best record in baseball.Chicago Cubs (57-38): The Cubs are also tied for the best record, their reason though is that they never ever lose at Wrigley.Boston (57-40): The youth pitching is once again paying off major   more...
Original Story: http://simononsports.blogspot.com/2008/0....

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Rally in the 9th not enough, Cubs lose 2-1

The difference in this game turned out to be a run the Giants got in the 1st inning when Fred Lewis stole home.  It was a double steal and Soto didn't even look Lewis back to 3rd and he took off once Soto threw it to 2nd.  What could have been?Too bad, too.  Jason Marquis was   more...
Original Story: http://www.anothercubsblog.net/index.php....

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MLB Free Agent Specialty - Week 9

Not quite like Waiver Wire, this piece examines potentially available players that focus on a specific category. If you need some power, we have a suggestion. If you need some speed, we have a suggestion. If you need some K's, we have a suggestion. Unfortunately, these players will not help   more...
Original Story: http://www.screamingsports.com/mlb-artic....

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MLB Free Agent Specialty - Week 8

Not quite like MLB fantasy Waiver Wire, this piece examines potentially available players that focus on a specific category. If you need some power, we have a suggestion. If you need some speed, we have a suggestion. If you need some K's, we have a suggestion. Unfortunately, these players will   more...
Original Story: http://www.screamingsports.com/mlb-artic....

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AccuScore: The Need for Speed

Guys like Carl Crawford are taken in the high rounds because of their ability to steal bases and hit for a high average. Guys like Joey Gathright are sitting on the waiver wire because, despite their stolen bases, their average is much lower. AccuScore fantasy expert Tim Williams takes a look at   more...
Original Story: http://accuscore.com/articles/mlb-articl....

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AccuScore: MLB Waiver Wire Wonders

The availability of waiver wire players varies by league. Andrew Miller would be useless in a league that featured Todd Wellemeyer on the wire, but would be a solid option in deeper leagues. Luckily, AccuScore fantasy expert Tim Williams has a few "tips" for all types of leagues in this week's   more...
Original Story: http://accuscore.com/articles/mlb-articl....

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NL Wild West Preview: 4 Way Battle for 1st

Last season the NL West division race came down to the last day of the season, and we expect this year to be no different. Here a preview of all five teams, their projected starting lineups, rotations, fantasy impact players, and overall outlook.
Original Story: http://blueworkhorse.com/mlb/nl-wild-wes....

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Week 5 Diamond Waiver Wire Gems

Another one of FIO's weekly baseball articles, staff writer Tim Hays gives you some waiver wire players who you should be paying attention to. Whether you're streaming guys at a position or need a fill-in due to injury, these are the players to look at for a pick-up.
Original Story: http://www.fantasyinsideronline.com/view....

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Stupid Comcast  

Take That Jerry Coleman Bottom of the 8th inning, tie game, Ryan Howard at the plate...you can feel the excitement...except for the fact that Tom McCarthy is doing a feel good interview with old-head Jerry Coleman...Howard swings and sends a long drive to right...Jerry Coleman is still talking   more...
Original Story: http://pabaseball.blogspot.com/2008/05/t....

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MLB Injury Extra: Replacements

Screaming Sports' Drew Thibodeau breaks out another Screaming Sports original. With so many valuable fantasy studs going down with injury, Drew decided it was time to take a look at several replacements. So if you're one of the many fantasy GM's who have been ravaged by injury, then this piece is   more...
Original Story: http://www.screamingsports.com/mlb-artic....

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San Francisco Giants
Fred Lewis
Date of Birth:
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Age:
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Height:
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Weight:
200
Career Stats
Team AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SO BB SB BA OBP SLG
2006 SFG 11 5 5 1 0 0 2 3 0 0 .455 .455 .545
2007 SFG 157 34 45 6 2 3 19 32 19 5 .287 .374 .408
Career   168 39 50 7 2 3 21 35 19 5 .298 .369 .417


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