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Tuesday’s Top Twelve: 2009’s Most Impactful July Trades

Posted on August 4, 2009 by bry

Now that we have all had some time to assess a rather hectic trade deadline in Major League Baseball, it is time to think about the upcoming pennant races and how those deadline deals will impact September and October 2009. … Continue reading →

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Phillies Finding Starting Pitching

Posted on July 18, 2008 by bry

With yesterday’s post only a mere hours old, Pat Gillick listened–and got starting pitching. The Phillies sent three minor leaguers to Oakland for starting pitcher Joe Blanton. I really, really like this deal for several reasons: Blanton is an innings-eater. … Continue reading →

Tagged a's, joe blanton, MLB, pat gillick, phillies | 2 Comments

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