On ESPN2 Baron Davis is watching Roger Federer toy with some Amadeusian Mozart looking guy in the US Open and dressed like a flasher, and I’m watching it. There’s an actual meaningful baseball game on ESPN; a game I wouldn’t care much about had I not just spent a long weekend in Florida, hanging out [...]
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MLB Power Rankings – August 18th
Welcome to another edition of the Cubicle GM MLB Power Rankings. There was no change at either end of the spectrum, as the Yankees held on to the No. 1 spot while the Royals held firm at No. 30. In fact, interestingly enough, only one team in the rankings moved more than two spots in [...]
Friends in the MLB
Often in college, J. Price and I would sit around and talk about our athletic careers of yesteryear — specifically our baseball careers — and talk about how if this injury hadn’t occurred, or if that coach had just recognized our brilliance, we woulda seriously considered finding a little D-III school and tried to play [...]
MLB Power Rankings – July 7th
This week’s rankings saw two new entries into the Top 10, including the Rangers who made the biggest jump, 7 spots from No. 12 to No. 5 in the rankings. Other notable positive movements included the Cubs, Braves, and the A’s, who all moved up 3 spots. These movements were more of a result of [...]
