Posted on January 06 2010 by Tom Ferda.

ST. LOUIS – All the hype and speculation surrounding Matt Holliday’s destination since hitting the MLB free agent market can come to a close. The 29-year-old slugger signed a 7 year, $120 million deal with the St. Louis Cardinals, the same team he played for at the end of last season.
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Posted on November 30 2009 by Tom Ferda.

What is your opinion of this commentary explaining an obvious line drive out to left field during a crucial moment of an extra-inning MLB game? “Line drive. Base hit. Caught out there. The runner tags. Throw to the plate. On target. And in time! A double play!” That blundered call, the overuse of his line, “He fisted him!” and several other miscues delivered by Caray this past MLS season created a huge buzz during the playoffs and may have led to his departure.
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Posted on November 11 2009 by Paula Duffy.

CHICAGO – I don’t expect revolutionary changes to be made only a week after the conclusion of the World Series but the absence of an agenda item with a proposal that could be studied and debated is disheartening.
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Posted on November 05 2009 by J. Donetelli.

NEW YORK – Hideki Matsui lit it up at the plate with a World Series record 6 RBIs leading the New York Yankees to a 7-3 victory over last year’s champions, the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Posted on October 15 2009 by Tom Ferda.

“Line drive. Base hit. Caught out there. The runner tags. Throw to the plate. On target. And in time! A double play.” If there were such a thing as rolling over in your grave then Caray’s grandfather the late, great Harry and his father another classic on the mic Skip Caray were spinning out of control Tazmanian Devil style when Chip made that embarrassing call.
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Posted on October 11 2009 by J. Donetelli.

After just three games of a five game NL playoff series, the Cards were sent home, tail between their legs, swept by the Dodgers, the final game, a 5-1 loss played in front of a sold out silenced crowd at Busch Stadium.
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Posted on October 10 2009 by Tom Ferda.

NEW YORK – The botched call left field umpire Phil Cuzzi made last night during the New York Yankees 4-3 victory over the visiting Minnesota Twins is sending shock waves through the baseball world, especially in Minnesota where the Twins return home down 2-0 in their five-game series against the New York Yankees.
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Posted on October 09 2009 by Paula Duffy.

LOS ANGELES – St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright talked towels after his team’s 3-2 loss in Game Two to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Wainwright felt the the sea of ‘white towels’ being waved by the Dodgers fans may have had a direct impact on the final score.
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Posted on September 23 2009 by Tom Ferda.

DETROIT – While Sports Illustrated is featuring the Tigers’ current home Comercia Park on their cover this week; at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull demolition experts and heavy machinery continued to flatten Tiger Stadium one beam and support at a time. Those bulldozers ripped the concrete and riveted steel girders out of that structure and buried them in a nearby landfill, but could not purge the heart and soul out of that ballpark.
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Posted on September 10 2009 by Tom Ferda.

NEW YORK – After a rain delay, Jeter provided the Yankee fans with what they came out to see when he singled off Orioles’ pitcher Chris Tillman in the third inning. It was hit 2,722 for the Yankee infielder, beating Gehrig’s record that had survived seven decades.
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