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Headline from Politico com: Boulder liberal Rep. Mark Udall and his political leaders - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Speaker Nancy Pelosi - on Iraq resolutions since they took over Congress in January. In baseball terms. Udall and the Democratic do-nothing Congress are in a serious slump. When you reach a 1-for-40 slump you try a different approach to get your swing back and raise your average. In this case you honoring the National League champion Colorado Rockies: "We just thought it would be only fair to honor the great work of the Colorado Rockies," said Udall spokeswoman Tara Trujillo. Unlike Udall and the Democrats' earlier slump let's hope the Rox resolution soars through. It may help them get their collective swing back. On an ongoing basis. Schaffer v Udall tallies mentions of Rep. Mark Udall in the liberal blogosphere and mainstream media to provide readers a fair and thorough accounting of where the Democratic Senate candidate fits on the political spectrum. Comments by blogs pundits and politicians of a conservative persuasion are excluded from the tally. The show Rep. Udall identified as:Extremist 2Reliably left wing 14Liberal 30Moderate 0Conservative (chuckle)Updated March 25. 2008

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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is the top recipient of baseball change among the candidates for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations. An analysis of contributions by USA Today shows that diehard Yankees fan Guiliani has scored more than $78,000 from baseball supporters the newspaper reported Friday. Among Guiliani’s financial backers are Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and the leaders of the Detroit Tigers. San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels. Heading the enumerate of Democratic candidates is Sen. Hillary Clinton. D-N. Y. with $50,000 from people tied to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Milwaukee Brewers and Minnesota Twins. The newspaper found that more than $267,000 has been donated to presidential candidates by some of baseball’s principal owners executives their families and players. GOP contenders had the favor snagging about 59 percent of the cash compared to nearly 41 percent for Democratic candidates. One donor. Boston Red Sox head Tom Werner apparently hedged his bets by giving to Democratic candidates John Edwards. Joseph Biden. Barack Obama and Chris Dodd. You can use these tags : <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> In my "day job," I'm a writer/sports editor for a New Jersey weekly newspaper. I'm also the editor of the Bibliography Committee Newsletter for the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR). I did a piece on the award-winning cartoonist and he was nice enough to "remind" me. I maintain a list of the baseball titles on with ratings and links to reviews. Click on the "examine" tab on the top navigation bar then type "RonKaplanNJ" in the examine box.

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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is the top recipient of baseball cash among the candidates for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations. An analysis of contributions by USA Today shows that diehard Yankees fan Guiliani has scored more than $78,000 from baseball supporters the newspaper reported Friday. Among Guiliani’s financial backers are Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and the leaders of the Detroit Tigers. San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels. Heading the enumerate of Democratic candidates is Sen. Hillary Clinton. D-N. Y. with $50,000 from populate tied to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Milwaukee Brewers and Minnesota Twins. The newspaper found that more than $267,000 has been donated to presidential candidates by some of baseball’s principal owners executives their families and players. GOP contenders had the favor snagging about 59 percent of the cash compared to nearly 41 percent for Democratic candidates. One donor. Boston Red Sox head Tom Werner apparently hedged his bets by giving to Democratic candidates John Edwards. Joseph Biden. Barack Obama and Chris Dodd. You can use these tags : <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> In my "day job," I'm a writer/sports editor for a New Jersey weekly newspaper. I'm also the editor of the Bibliography Committee Newsletter for the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR). I did a conjoin on the award-winning cartoonist and he was nice enough to "immortalize" me. I maintain a list of the baseball titles on with ratings and links to reviews. Click on the "examine" tab on the top navigation bar then type "RonKaplanNJ" in the examine box.

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Well this pack of 1987 Donruss brings the ratio of packs of 1987 Topps I've opened to 1987 Donruss I've opened to about 80,000:1. No worries. Let's disunite in. Top to Bottom:268 Chili Davis135 Wally Joyner (This would've been a great displace 20 years ago.)618 Gary Lucas468 Bill Schroeder354 John Shelby222 Tim Burke86 Hubie Brooks438 Ron Davis305 bring up Howell172 Jim Gantner534 Jerry Royster402 Rick Honeycutt269 Jody Davis136 Don Slaught619 Gino Petralli (Gino wins the mustache race while teammate Don gets an "A" for effort in Chest Hair. Clemente Puzzle #4,5,6Grade: B-These cards are thin. If I had the time. I'd stitch a bunch of these together to make some wrapping paper. At least I got a nice group of Brewer-related guys. First of all there's Gumby part of the legendary Brewers trio. Next there's Schroeder who now does TV alter for Fox Sports televised Brewers games. Finally there's Royster who took over as interim manager in 2002 the toughen where we went 56-106. A far cry from pulling a Prince. Braun. Gallardo trio in a new pack but not horrible. Don't forget to get in on at my own blog.

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As. MLB com reporter Tom Singer seems a little surprised that Chien-Ming Wang really wasn’t in the mix in the Cy Young competition. His article’s (written yesterday before choose result was announced) sub-headline read Competition appears to be between Beckett and Sabathia because Beckett and Wang were the respective leaders of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Their season-long excellence on the road to 20 wins — a destination only Beckett reached — figured to be hard to ignore. Then another undisputed staff ace the Indians’ C. C. Sabathia drove a fasten into that battle emerging by the end of the season as Beckett’s main challenger. Wang didn’t receive a single vote. Our rocks! We also undergo a complete to choose from. Check out these ultra cheap and seats. © Copyright 2007. All rights reserved. WordPress adaptation by Tara Aukerman | Original create by mental act by

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Boy am I glad I didn't try to predict how the MLB postseason awards would play out. I would have missed on the NL Rookie of the Year and definitely would have whiffed on the AL Cy Young which was presented Tuesday to Cleveland's C. C. Sabathia. Sabathia finished with a substantial voting advantage over Boston's Josh Beckett the majors' lone 20-game winner. Their numbers were similiar nearly identical. The only difference was Sabathia threw 40 more innings than Beckett. Regardless. Sabathia's performance certainly was Cy Young worthy. However. I'm sure Beckett is plenty happy with his back up World Series championships.

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Kevin Golstein of Baseball Prospectus posted his a few days ago and it is beat of players that most conceive of owners have never heard of. The #1 prospect may be the least known of all the 30 top prospects. Given he struck out 153 in 122.1 innings that will likely change by next walk. Whether de los Santos would be ranked that highly if the White Sox had a better minor league system is up for debate. What isn't is Mr. Goldstein's assessment that system is weak. The mere presence of AAA CF Ryan Sweeney is proof enough. He has failed to develop the power his 6'4 frame envisons but he is just 23 and could surprise. I'm just not counting on it and neither is White Sox GM kenny Williams if the Torri Hunter rumors are to be believed. Chris Carter is interesting but he is older and just finished Low A. I wouldn't be surprised to see him make a bigger splash this coming toughen.

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The 52-year-old Ryan is resigning after 12 seasons. The Minneapolis Star Tribune citing three unnamed sources with the team first reported the story on its Web site. The Twins have called a news conference for Thursday afternoon to announce a "study" reorganization of their baseball operations. Team spokesman Mike Herman wouldn't discuss details when reached by The Associated Press. ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney and the AP also are reporting Ryan's decision. Longtime assistant GM Bill Smith will succeed Ryan the Star Tribune reported. Smith has been club vice president/assistant GM for the last 13 of his 22 seasons with the organization. The publisher of the Bill James Handbook and a great source of stats. You'll sight great baseball books and conceive of games here. This is powered by STATS. Inc. Good box scores and good situational stats. It's desire having Total Baseball and the Big Mac online! Wonderful commentary and analysis. Baseball for the Thinking Fan. Baseball. Insight. 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