Archive: September 2009
Phillies Clinch Third Straight NL East Crown: Part II
Kyle Kendrick pitched beautifully in relief of Pedro Martinez, giving the Phillies three strong innings at a crucial time in the game.
Phillies Clinch Third Straight NL East Crown: Part I
Well, it wasn’t easy, but they did it!
New Resource Website Aggregates Pro Independent Leagues
IndependentBaseball.net now makes finding information on professional independent minor league baseball teams easyThis Date in Phillies History
On September 30th, 2007, the Phillies clinched the NL East crown on the last day of the '07 season.
Miranda Gets It Right
Rookie Juan Miranda became the latest Yankee to enjoy his just desserts after the Yankees came from behind against the KC Royals in the 9th.
Gaudin Makes His Pitch
The Yankees‘ post-clinch starting lineup last night looked like a spring training road game. A few regulars were mixed inLatest Headlines
- Possible La Russa Replacements
- Rodriguez Proves To Be Valuable For Rays
- Welcome To The Team Cut Your Hair
- Inside the Hobby – Online Trading
- BD Fantasy: The Buck Stops Here
- Retro Box Breaks – 2005 Topps Total
- BD Fantasy: Highlighting September Call-Ups
- Baseball Digest Classic Discussion: Higher Standards – Part IV
- Francouer And Mets Agree To Just Be Friends
- Burnett Joins The Race
- Former Met, Royal Hearn To Be Honored At Nephcure Foundation Night At Citi Field
- A Look At The Reds Pitchers-Part 2 The Bull Pen
- I-70 Baseball Radio And WWPM MediaNet Reach Agreement
- Javy In, Andy Waits
- Gotham Baseball LIVE: Adam Worthington Interview
In The News
BD Fantasy: Can Aroldis Chapman Help You?
After a lights-out debut by
Pinstripe Recap: Yankees & Rays Set For Battle To The Wire
A five-hundred week allowed the Rays to catch the Yankees and set up a race to the AL East finish.
Rushing Niemann Was Not Smart
The Rays activated Jeff Niemann from the disabled list couple of weeks ago, but it has not been smooth sailing for him so far.
Baseball Digest Classic Discussion: Higher Standards – Part III
Kirk Verner provides Part III of our series on players as role models, an ideal he has a hard time accepting.