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Take me out to the ballgame. Take your wallet out while you’re there, too.

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The most contentious decision for a fantasy baseball owner is always which closers to draft. Closers, unlike arguably any other position, come with the greatest degree of risk.

The best example of this is perhaps New York Yankees great, Mariano Rivera

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Former Major League Baseball player and manager Grady Hatton died of natural causes in his home state of Texas on Thursday. He was 90 years old.

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Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, the 2012 college football Heisman Trophy winner, threw out the first pitch prior to the Texas Rangers' home opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday night, in Arlington, Texas.

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Can you believe it’s been a week already?

Sure the sample size is small, but there is plenty to be taken from what we have seen. The biggest thing I have taken away this week is the fact that the Houston Astros know how to strike out

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The AL West is packed with talent and one team that probably already wishes it were September. 

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The 2013 Final Four will be known by Sunday evening, the same night the 2013 Major League Baseball season gets under way in Texas. Here's what to watch this weekend:

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In earlier segments of my 2013 Major League Baseball preview I previewed the American League East, the National League East, the American League Central, and the National League Central divisions.

In this segment, I take a look at the American League West.

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In earlier segments of my 2013 Major League Baseball Preview, I took a look at the American League East, the National League East, and the American League Central.

In this segment, I preview the National League Central.

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Where were you on October 17th, 2005, when Albert Pujols jacked a three-rum homer in the top of the 9th of Game 5 of the NLCS against the Houston Astros? Steve Peloquin and Kevin Foote were crying (only for a day or so, as the Astros eventually won the Pennant and advanced to the World Series), as was Brad Lidge's soul. It was an iconic homerun in baseball history. Where does it ranked among the top 10?

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