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September 2, 2010
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 THT Fantasy FocusOur latest fantasy insights...Average and prime year projections, part 2Posted Thursday by Matt HagenEndgame aggressionPosted Wednesday by Derek AmbrosinoWhy Jose Bautista Is For RealPosted Tuesday by Mike PodhorzerRead all of THT Fantasy Focus Latest Features:What’s going on up there in Canada, anyway?Posted Thursday by Travis ReitsmaMore than you might think. 12 comment(s) TUCK! sez: Windy City forecast? Flake effectPosted Thursday by TuckTwice-weekly TUCK! brand toons 3 comment(s) Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 2)Posted Wednesday by Geoff YoungWhat might Jack McDowell have meant to the '92 A's? Bret Boone to the '01 Cardinals? 0 comment(s) BOB: More on the financial statement leaksPosted Wednesday by Brian BorawskiThe latest in the business of baseball. 3 comment(s)
On This Day at THT...2008Breaking down the draft: Bryan Price vs. Brad Holtby Alex EisenbergBrad Holt has been tearing up the minors since the Mets drafted him last summer. Bryan Price may have the mechanics to follow in his footsteps. 2009This annotated week in baseball history: Aug. 31-Sept. 5, 1945by Richard BarbieriWhen it comes to great moments, historic games and memorable plays, Richard will admit that Sept. 4 does not notably stand out. But that doesn't mean the history of what took place on that isn't worth hearing, especially if you appreciate the more unusual bits in baseball history. Other Recent ArticlesWednesday, September 01, 2010Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 2)by Geoff YoungWhat might Jack McDowell have meant to the '92 A's? Bret Boone to the '01 Cardinals? 0 comment(s) BOB: More on the financial statement leaksby Brian BorawskiThe latest in the business of baseball. 3 comment(s) Tuesday, August 31, 2010THT Awardsby John BartenWilson Betemit experimented with the concept of never hitting singles. It actually worked out fairly well. 2 comment(s) Monday, August 30, 2010TUCK! sez: One for the kids in Beaver PAby TuckTUCK! brand toons every Monday and Thursday, right here at THT 5 comment(s) 10 things I didn’t know last week about hitting for the cycleby Chris JaffeIn a sequel to last week's effort, Chris looks at the most likely cycles ever, who should've hit a cycle (but didn't) and other issues. 14 comment(s) A digital salute to pitch gripsby Mike FastProposing a quantitative method for recording how pitchers grip the baseball 4 comment(s) Friday, August 27, 2010About those leaked financial statements…by Kristi DoshFor losing teams, is it better to receive than give? 9 comment(s) Cooperstown Confidential: The unofficial ban of Mike Marshallby Bruce MarkusenHe has three college degrees and a slew of major league accomplishments, but no baseball job. 9 comment(s) Thursday, August 26, 2010This annotated week in baseball history: Aug. 22-Aug. 28, 1960by Richard BarbieriOn August 24, 1960 Cal Ripken Jr. was born. After a 21-year career, justly rewarded with a plaque in Cooperstown, Ripken continues to be involved in the game at both the youth and professional levels. Few in baseball can compare with Ripken’s fame; Richard looks at them this week. 9 comment(s) TUCK! sez: One for the kids in middle Americaby TuckTUCK! toons right here, every Monday and Thursday at THT 3 comment(s) Wednesday, August 25, 2010Reimagining the 1987 draft (Part 1)by Geoff YoungWhat if the Pirates had drafted Mike Mussina instead of Mark Merchant? 5 comment(s) Tuesday, August 24, 2010It makes sense to me, I must regressby Harry PavlidisBatted balls, reliability and measuring pitchers. 5 comment(s) THT Awardsby John BartenMiguel Cabrera is good at hitting a round ball with a cylindrical piece of wood. 2 comment(s) Monday, August 23, 2010Top 10 least likely cycles in historyby Chris JaffeInspired by Bengie Molina's exploits last month, an examination of which cycles most defied the odds. 16 comment(s) Friday, August 20, 2010What if Tom Yawkey had bought the A’s? (Part 2)by Steve TrederThat's right: holding the Foxx-Cochrane-Grove nucleus together, and adding Cronin, Ferrell, and Newsom to it ... how good would they be? 13 comment(s) Cooperstown Confidential: The Accomplished Mr. Brownby Bruce MarkusenOne of baseball's most underrated general managers passed away earlier in the week. He leaves us with a legacy of progressiveness—and winning. 10 comment(s) Thursday, August 19, 2010This annotated week in baseball history: Aug. 15-Aug. 21, 1940by Richard BarbieriOn Aug. 17, 1977 Mike Maroth was born. Maroth holds a dubious distinction: He was the last pitcher to lose 20 games. 4 comment(s) TUCK! sez: There goes my BBWAA membershipby TuckTUCK! toons every Thursday and Monday 8 comment(s) Click here to view the full archives of our articles. 
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