Manny Who? Fans Forget Ramírez as Bay Picks Up Slack for Red Sox
Jason Bay provided a Ramírez-like performance Wednesday night, when he doubled, tripled and drove in four runs to help Boston smother the Yankees, 11-3.
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Victorino Likes to Stir It Up for the Phillies
Shane Victorino is a big reason the Phillies are surging late for the second consecutive season and threatening to cut down the Mets all over again.
The Staff: Pick-Ups of the Week
MLB Ultimate Resources Pick-Ups of the Week by KFL Writer Min Lee We all knew what Chipper is capable of doing when he stays healthy. But a .419 batting average 222 at-bats into the season? That’s just ridiculous, folks. Someone remind this man he is 36 years old after I win my fantasy league. Pick-ups of the week: Maicer Izturis (2B, 3B, SS): Like Figgins, Izturis is versatile and
Astros 8, Mets 3: Maine Has a Rough Outing Against Houston
In five and two-thirds innings, John Maine allowed eight runs on 10 hits (two of them home runs) while throwing 105 pitches.
ESPN inks multi-platform broadcast deal with SEC
ESPN continues to bolster its multi-platform programming slate–a week after announcing a new digital rights agreement with Major League Baseball Advanced Media, the sports broadcasting giant inked a new 15-year agreement with the NCAA's venerable Southeastern Conference that will extend SEC college football and basketball to mobile devices. Per terms of the $2.25 billion agreement, which runs from 2009 to 2024, ESPN entities including ESPN Mobile TV will air more than 5,500 SEC events spotlighting perennial sports powerhouses including the University of Florida, the University of Georgia, the University of Kentucky and the University of Tennessee. ESPN notes that ESPN Mobile TV will simulcast live games originating via ESPN, ESPN2 and its other cable networks. For more on the ESPN/SEC deal: - read this release Related articles: ESPN kicks off mobile fantasy football ESPN 's NBA Draft coverage goes multi-platform…(read more)
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ESPN signs digital rights deal with baseball
Major League Baseball and ESPN signed a new digital rights agreement that will allow the sports network to put baseball content …
Blue Jays 14, Yankees 3: Needing Win, Yanks Fall to Halladay
Roy Halladay beat the Yankees for the third straight time, and the Toronto Blue Jays handed New York its worst loss of the season.
Electronic Arts Tries to Snatch Take-Two
The video game giant throws a $2.1 billion pitch for the maker of the smash-hit Grand Theft Auto series and exclusive MLB titles
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UCI fifth in race All-Sports Trophy; baseball honored
UC Irvine finished fifth in the race for the Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Assn. All-Sports Trophy in 2007-08.
Northern California Travel in Downtown SF 
Northern California travel to the Bay area more notably downtown San Francisco could not be more beautiful now and in the coming months. What many who live on the other end of the country donât realize about northern California travel during the colder months is that it is actually wet and cold. Yea, I know that sounds redundant but southern California travel and the weather there is light years different from the cities nearer to Oregon.
Travelocity is offering a 3-night stay in the Handlery Union Square Hotel with flight for a price around 400 dollars. This hotel is located in the heart of San Francisco and since the MLB season recently began, you may want to catch a Giantâs game without Barry Bonds. This hotel is near top of the line shopping, trolley transit and all that comes with the heart of a classy city.
If you have never ridden a trolley in a metropolitan city then you have missed one of those unique experiences. I remember a guy hanging off a SF trolley that got his camera string caught on a parked car mirror before it was ripped off. Those are memories.
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Unlikely Celebrity Dog Lovers
Baseball fans are mourning the passing of broadcasting legend Skip Caray. While Caray could be a crusty, yet charming curmudgeon on the air, it turns out he had a soft…
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Umps, MLB sign agreement to start using instant replay
Baseball umpires and management signed an agreement Wednesday that will allow the sport to start using instant replay to help determine calls on the field.
Scientific American’s resident skeptic Michael Shermer writes about the doping scandals plaguing cycling, baseball and other sports, and he suggests how to curb those practices. Please ignore him. It would be a global tragedy if his meddling were to ruin the most eagerly awaited competitions of 2008.
No, not this summer’s Olympics. Those will of course be modestly fun demonstrations of physical prowess. The pursuit of true excellence is cruel and unforgiving, however, which is why devotees of the absolute best in athletic achievement instead turn to the quadrennial Hyper Games.