Knowing Our Roll
Taking a look at our Blog Roll this morning, there are quite a few pieces that I think you'd be interested in.
Phillies Nation discusses Mitch Williams' comments on Cole Hamels upcoming free agency and why he believes there is no way Cole Hamels will be playing in Philadelphia next season.
The Nats Blog talks about the upcoming return of Mike Morse and the state of the Nationals outfield.
The South Side Sox discusses one of the most unlikely no-hitters in baseball hitters, which occurred on June 1, 1937 thrown by Bill "Bullfrog" Dietrich.
Swingin' A's Looks at Josh Reddick and his early success with the A's.
And last but certainly not least, the Blue Jay Hunter lashes out at Orioles Nation and Jason Hammel who recently made claims that the Blue Jays were aided by a "Man in White" in the stands. The Birds Watcher also discusses the possibility that a "Man in White" exists, asking the question, "Did Toronto have extra help in sweeping the Orioles?". I say, we put the two bloggers in a room and let them duke it out. Blue Jays and Orioles; Hatfields and McCoys, MLB edition.
Phillies Nation discusses Mitch Williams' comments on Cole Hamels upcoming free agency and why he believes there is no way Cole Hamels will be playing in Philadelphia next season.
The Nats Blog talks about the upcoming return of Mike Morse and the state of the Nationals outfield.
The South Side Sox discusses one of the most unlikely no-hitters in baseball hitters, which occurred on June 1, 1937 thrown by Bill "Bullfrog" Dietrich.
Swingin' A's Looks at Josh Reddick and his early success with the A's.
And last but certainly not least, the Blue Jay Hunter lashes out at Orioles Nation and Jason Hammel who recently made claims that the Blue Jays were aided by a "Man in White" in the stands. The Birds Watcher also discusses the possibility that a "Man in White" exists, asking the question, "Did Toronto have extra help in sweeping the Orioles?". I say, we put the two bloggers in a room and let them duke it out. Blue Jays and Orioles; Hatfields and McCoys, MLB edition.
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