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In a year of great pitching, who has been the best, so far, in Major League Baseball?

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New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes is a front runner for the NL MVP at the midpoint of the season. He leads the majors with 123 hits, 15 triples and a .352 batting average. Reyes also ranks second in stolen bases (30) and runs scored (65) and first in multihit games (42). Saturday, in an interleague game against the Yankees, Reyes was forced to leave the game with a hamstring injury. How serious is it?

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A biopsy, taken on Friday, disclosed that Major League Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter has a probable malignant brain tumor. Mike Mazzeo, of ESPNNewYork.com, has the story, below.

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A lot of people are proponents of Interleague play, in Major League Baseball. Others, like Terence Moore, of mlb.com, argue that Interleague play has ruined the mystique of the National and American Leagues. View Moore's column, courtesy of mlb.com, below.

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Earlier this week, rumors started to circulate that New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes may be on the move, and the San Francisco Giants may have some interest. Blogger Anthony DiComo, of mlb.com, lists some possible destinations for Reyes, below.

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It was a beautiful day for a drive yesterday.

Normally I pick up a rental car when I'm doing a midweek game, but yesterday was so gorgeous I chose to take my car.

Mainly because it was a "top-down" day.

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The 2011 Major League Baseball season begins today, so I'm going to take a stab at picking the respective divisions, as well as which players might walk away with the major awards. I'm not going out on a limb, as I am picking the Boston Red Sox to win the World Series. View my picks, below.

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Pitcher Jamie Moyer, who is sitting out 2011, while recovering from Tommy John surgery, is eyeing a 2012 comeback, when he'll be 49 years of age. Phil Sheridan, of philly.com, has the story, below.

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It was up before dawn this morning as I got ready for the trip out West.  Since we played in Hammond last night and didn't get back til about eleven, I was happy that I actually packed Wednesday morning for the trip to San Francisco.  The flight was at 8am out of Baton Rouge, so that meant l

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Santo is probably the best position player not in the Hall of Fame.  A sad day for Cubs' fans.  From espn.com

CHICAGO -- Ron Santo, one of the greatest players in Chicago Cubs history and a longtime WGN radio announcer whose devotion to the perennial lose

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