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Angels swing Major League Baseball deal for TeixeiraAFP - Jul 30, 2008… traded to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim here Tuesday by the Atlanta Braves in a major swap two days before the Major League Baseball trade deadline. …Angels flying high in Major Leagues MLB.comBaseball Today International Herald TribuneTeixeira Is a Great Player, But [...]
The trade deadline came and went, with a whole lot of talking, a little less action, and even a little foolishness. Everybody knew that this year’s Major League Baseball non-waiver trade deadline wouldn’t be ridiculously busy, primarily because a couple of the biggest names (Rich Harden and CC Sabathia) were already traded one or [...]
They’ve been doing it in the National Football League for years, and Major League Baseball is planning on using it during the playoffs for the first time this season.
Headlined by four current major leaguers, the Texas Longhorns have 33 players on active rosters in professional baseball. Taylor Teagarden made his first Major League appearance on Friday, July 18 and hit a game-winning home run in his second-ever start on Sunday.
AccuScore has run more than 10,000 simulations for the 2008 Major League Baseball Season, calculating how each…
LOS ANGELES: The Boston Red Sox dealt Manny Ramirez to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-team trade just prior to the Major League Baseball’s trading deadline on Thursday.
A Canadian with Otago links has become the first New Zealand citizen to play in the American Major League. Scott Richmond (28) made his first start for the Toronto Blue Jays when he pitched against the Tampa Bay Rays in a 3-2 loss in Toronto yesterday.
Little League Baseball will use instant replay at this year’s World Series to review questionable home runs and other close plays at the outfield fence, beating the major leagues in instituting a system to review some disputed calls.
Fernando Tatis’ return to major league baseball after a two-year absence had little to do with his desire to play the game, the New York Mets left fielder said Monday.
A New Zealander will play in baseball’s Major League for the first time today. Scott Richmond, Canadian-born but a New Zealand citizen through his Auckland father, will be the starting pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Tampa Bay Rays.