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How do you get more playing time in Cincinnati? Ask Chris Heisey. He hit 3 home runs, scored 4 runs and drove in 5, as the Reds beat up on the Yanks 10-2 in the 2nd game of the double header.  Whether it be that the Cards were without Albert

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In his first game in the majors since 2008, Wily Mo Pena did what he's best at… hit home runs. Pena was 1-4 with a solo shot. Arizona promoted Pena after he dominated the PCL with a league high 21 homers. If Arizona decides to keep him, he could be a great

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SP- JORDAN LYLES (HOUSTON) The Astro's top prospect is scheduled to be a two-start pitcher next week facing Texas and Boston. The 6'4" right hander has tremendous upside and should get plenty of chances to pitch on a poor Houston team looking towards its future. In his four starts this

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In the blink of an eye we’ve left the era of the long ball, the crooked digit, unashamed porous defense, and offensive gluttony in favor of a new era of baseball. This era is dominated by pitching. Small ball. And most recently, the re-emergence of the stolen base.  Images of

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Clayton Kershaw threw his eleventh career 10-strikeout game in a 4-0 Dodgers victory over the Detroit TIgers.  Paul Goldschmidt (Diamondbacks) leads the Southern League (AA) in home runs (22), RBI (61) and IBB (11). Additionally, Goldschmidt is batting .328 and sports a keen 53:55 strikeout-to-walk ratio.  Not exactly breaking news

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It wasn't pretty. It never is though. Albert Pujols, aka the best player in baseball for over a decade, went down with a sprained wrist and hurt his shoulder while making a play at first. Pujols just started paying his dividends too, quickly recovering from what was probably the slowest start of

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Preliminary evaluations on Albert Pujols’ wrist revealed a sprain. Further tests will be conducted tomorrow. I'll let someone else hit you with the panic attack reaction. Let's see what the results bring..  Justin Verlander owns interleague play. In fact, Justin Verlander owns everybody. The most dominant pitcher in the game threw a complete

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Welcome to Week Twelve of (Waiver) Wired and Baked – your weekly review of who shouldn’t be available in your league, but probably is (all players are owned in fewer than 50% of Yahoo leagues).  As always, I’ll review the top 5 players you should look to pickup this week,

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Sluggers to Start   Josh Willingham | Oakland Athletics | 34.6% Interleague play is back again this week and finding matchups with history just gets that more difficult. Josh Willingham has had his ups and downs this season but when you’re the only offensive threat in the lineup the blame doesn’t

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The Mariners called up Dustin Ackley this week and he is definitely worth keeping an eye on. He hit his first major league homer of his career against Vance Worley last night. Prior to the season, Baseball America had him ranked as the #12 prospect in all of baseball. If

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