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JAWS and the 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot: Omar Vizquel - Vimarsana News

JAWS and the 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot: Omar Vizquel

The shortstop's already-polarizing case has been stalled by allegations of domestic violence and sexual harassment.

Yankee fans shouldn't too quick to yearn for the good old days. - Vimarsana News

Yankee fans shouldn't too quick to yearn for the good old days.

Yearning for the days of George often overlooks a forgettable chunk of Yankees history.

Jon Dorenbos inspires and wows the crowds with more than just card tricks - Vimarsana News

Jon Dorenbos inspires and wows the crowds with more than just card tricks

It’s hard not to be blown away by a guy like Jon Dorenbos. A former Philadelphia Eagle turned magician/motivational speaker, his incredible ability to overcome seemingly any obstacle that stands

All-time Mariners top Draft picks - Vimarsana News

All-time Mariners top Draft picks

share-square-1391528 The 2021 MLB Draft is on the horizon, slated for July 11-13 in Denver in conjunction with this year’s All-Star Game. The Mariners have the No. 12 overall pick. But before looking ahead to this year’s event, MLB.com took a look back at Seattle’s previous top picks from each Draft since the club’s inception in 1977: 2020: Emerson Hancock, RHP, University of Georgia (No. 6) Hancock finished his Georgia career with a 16-7 record and 3.47 ERA in 33 starts, striking out 206 with 55 walks in 192 innings. He was also named the 2020 Vince Dooley Athlete of the Year as the ...

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Happy Birthday Josh Phelps

Happy Birthday Josh Phelps Share this story Josh Phelps turns 43 today. Phelps was one of the Blue Jays catchers of the future who didn’t turn out to be a catcher. Josh was #36 on the Baseball America top 100 prospects before the 2002 season. He was terrific coming up through our minor league system. In 2001 he hit .292/.406/.562 with 31 home runs in 136 games with the Double-A Tennessee Smokies. 2002 he hit .292/.380/.658 with 24 home runs in 70 games at Triple-A Syracuse. We thought we had someone who could slug in the middle of the order with another of our catchers of the future, C...