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Plus Nate Eaton's team-first opportunity in KC, A.J. Hinch on expectations, Geoff Arnold on the Orioles draft, facts and stats galore, and more.

The Springfield City Council will move towards a final vote on a new ward map next Tuesday, as currently slated on the agenda.

The best shortstop to play for the Blue Jays, Tony Fernandez, would have turned 60 today. Tony is our franchise leader in games played (1450) and hits (1583), among other things. He also holds our...

A previous post told the story of a triple play made by Bernie Friberg of the Cubs, in a 1925 game at home against the Dodgers. Friberg, rarely stationed at first base, had entered the game only...

Their last signed pick turned out to be the best one

More than the two previous years, but well short of the bar for given three f the top 31 picks.

This was a highly-anticipated pitching matchup.

Daily baseball statistical analysis and commentary.

Skip to main content Mad Dog, Catfish and Bear: An all-animal lineup of Giants and As in honor of #RallyRabbit FacebookTwitterEmail Giants Pablo Sandoval stands in the on deck circle during Game 3 of the NLDS at AT&T Park on Monday, Oct. 6, 2014 in San Francisco, Calif.Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle First of all, apologies up front. We’re taking a little break from our regularly scheduled program to share some silliness a month into the season. With #RallyRabbit all the rage at Oracle ...

Top 60 All-Time Jays: #5 Tony Fernandez Share this story Tony Fernandez (born Octavio Antonio Fernandez Castro) was born June 30th, 1962, in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic. He was signed as an amateur free agent by the Jays in 1979. The Jays, back then, scouted the Dominican pretty thoroughly; we signed several players from there. The Jays called Tony up when the rosters expanded in September 1983 and got into a handful of games. He was called up to the Jays for good at the end of M...