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Rosenthal: Yankees need to seize the moment at the trade deadline - Vimarsana News

Rosenthal: Yankees need to seize the moment at the trade deadline

While a reasonable case can be made for these Yankees mostly standing pat, they need to drop the hammer, even to the point of overkill.

JAWS and the 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot: Alex Rodriguez - Vimarsana News

JAWS and the 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot: Alex Rodriguez

For all of his natural abilities and accomplishments, the shortstop's connections to PEDs will keep him outside Cooperstown for the foreseeable future.

ESPNMAG.com - Mo-mentum - Vimarsana News

ESPNMAG.com - Mo-mentum

The Mag's Steve Wulf went to Modell's Sporting Goods to take the pulse of a baseball-mad city on the eve of the Subway Series.

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Astros' best debut seasons | Houston Astros - Vimarsana News

Astros' best debut seasons | Houston Astros

share-square-611118 HOUSTON -- Two of the most memorable debut seasons in Astros history came from hotshot sluggers who went on to win Rookie of the Year -- Jeff Bagwell in the National League in 1991 and Yordan Alvarez in the American League in 2019. But it would be hard to top the impact three legendary pitchers had in their Houston debuts. After coming out of retirement in 2004, Roger Clemens helped launch Space City into the baseball stratosphere. And there were the blockbuster trades to acquire former Cy Young winners Randy Johnson (1998) and Justin Verlander (2017), where both aces work...

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Michael Lortz | Community Blog - Vimarsana News

Michael Lortz | Community Blog

December 18, 2020 As Major League Baseball prepares for 2021, teams are bracing for another season of COVID-19 related financial problems. There will undoubtedly be a smaller-than-usual capacity of fans at ballparks nationwide, and depending on the municipality, there might not be fans at all. Teams are hoping 2021 is not as bad as 2020. According to an analysis by the Tampa Bay Business Journal, the New York Yankees missed over $437 million in expected income. Near the bottom of the list, the Tampa Bay Rays lost only $67 million in expected income. But the pandemic affected the Rays in addit...