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Joe Morgan won't be back with ESPN next year.
Official MLB Offseason Post: Michael Young asks for a trade.
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Terrible move A's. Brett Anderson, Cahill, Outman, Braden and Gonzalez are enough
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Terrible move A's. Brett Anderson, Cahill, Outman, Braden and Gonzalez are enough
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The A's Need Hitting. idk how they got to 81-81 with that offense last year. to the A's fans on here is Jack Cust coming back?
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The A's Need Hitting. idk how they got to 81-81 with that offense last year. to the A's fans on here is Jack Cust coming back?
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Anyone know what the starting lineups were for the AFL All-Star-game?
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Anyone know what the starting lineups were for the AFL All-Star-game?
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When the plan is to trade one of those for a bat, it's a pretty decent move...
Oakland isn't bringing in any big-time FAs and it's not a good spot for reclamation guys on one-year + option deals. Terrible park for those kinds of guys.
Trade pitching for bats. It's smart.
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When the plan is to trade one of those for a bat, it's a pretty decent move...
Oakland isn't bringing in any big-time FAs and it's not a good spot for reclamation guys on one-year + option deals. Terrible park for those kinds of guys.
Trade pitching for bats. It's smart.
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Maybe one of them will be moved for a hitter.
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Maybe one of them will be moved for a hitter.
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I don't see Cust going anywhere. There is no way we can come back with that same offense as last year though....right?
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I don't see Cust going anywhere. There is no way we can come back with that same offense as last year though....right?
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Sunday Night Baseball is gonna suck in 2011 without Miller and Morgan
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Sunday Night Baseball is gonna suck in 2011 without Miller and Morgan
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Wait, Jon is leaving too? I'm great with Morgan leaving, but Miller too? No bueno.
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Wait, Jon is leaving too? I'm great with Morgan leaving, but Miller too? No bueno.
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I know Joe Morgan is part of the Reds front office so he will probably just travel with the team more than he did in the past.
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I know Joe Morgan is part of the Reds front office so he will probably just travel with the team more than he did in the past.
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[h1]Jon Miller, Joe Morgan not returning[/h1]
ESPN.com news services
Jon Miller and Joe Morgan's 21-year run on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" is over.
Morgan's contract is expiring and he will not be renewed. Miller's contract is also expiring though he may remain at ESPN working the "Sunday Night Baseball" series and postseason baseball for ESPN Radio.
"Jon and Joe have contributed greatly to the success of 'Sunday Night Baseball' for the past 21 seasons," ESPN executive vice president Norby Williams said in a statement Monday. "Over the last two decades, Joe went from Hall of Fame player to one of his sport's top analysts and Jon's Hall of Fame voice and tremendous knowledge of the game have connected with baseball fans everywhere. We owe them our deepest thanks for an outstanding body of work."
Miller, the play-by-play voice, received the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2010 Ford C. Frick Award. Morgan, the color commentator, was a two-time National League MVP with the Cincinnati Reds. The second baseman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
ESPN.com news services
Jon Miller and Joe Morgan's 21-year run on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" is over.
Morgan's contract is expiring and he will not be renewed. Miller's contract is also expiring though he may remain at ESPN working the "Sunday Night Baseball" series and postseason baseball for ESPN Radio.
"Jon and Joe have contributed greatly to the success of 'Sunday Night Baseball' for the past 21 seasons," ESPN executive vice president Norby Williams said in a statement Monday. "Over the last two decades, Joe went from Hall of Fame player to one of his sport's top analysts and Jon's Hall of Fame voice and tremendous knowledge of the game have connected with baseball fans everywhere. We owe them our deepest thanks for an outstanding body of work."
Miller, the play-by-play voice, received the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2010 Ford C. Frick Award. Morgan, the color commentator, was a two-time National League MVP with the Cincinnati Reds. The second baseman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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[h1]Jon Miller, Joe Morgan not returning[/h1]
ESPN.com news services
Jon Miller and Joe Morgan's 21-year run on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" is over.
Morgan's contract is expiring and he will not be renewed. Miller's contract is also expiring though he may remain at ESPN working the "Sunday Night Baseball" series and postseason baseball for ESPN Radio.
"Jon and Joe have contributed greatly to the success of 'Sunday Night Baseball' for the past 21 seasons," ESPN executive vice president Norby Williams said in a statement Monday. "Over the last two decades, Joe went from Hall of Fame player to one of his sport's top analysts and Jon's Hall of Fame voice and tremendous knowledge of the game have connected with baseball fans everywhere. We owe them our deepest thanks for an outstanding body of work."
Miller, the play-by-play voice, received the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2010 Ford C. Frick Award. Morgan, the color commentator, was a two-time National League MVP with the Cincinnati Reds. The second baseman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
ESPN.com news services
Jon Miller and Joe Morgan's 21-year run on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" is over.
Morgan's contract is expiring and he will not be renewed. Miller's contract is also expiring though he may remain at ESPN working the "Sunday Night Baseball" series and postseason baseball for ESPN Radio.
"Jon and Joe have contributed greatly to the success of 'Sunday Night Baseball' for the past 21 seasons," ESPN executive vice president Norby Williams said in a statement Monday. "Over the last two decades, Joe went from Hall of Fame player to one of his sport's top analysts and Jon's Hall of Fame voice and tremendous knowledge of the game have connected with baseball fans everywhere. We owe them our deepest thanks for an outstanding body of work."
Miller, the play-by-play voice, received the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2010 Ford C. Frick Award. Morgan, the color commentator, was a two-time National League MVP with the Cincinnati Reds. The second baseman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Saw this on a yankees board
2) Oakland starters -Rosenthal reported today that the A's are hoping to sign Japanese starter Iwakuma, and then dealing away a starting pitcher from their depth, to land a hitter. Much depends on how good of a starter the A's would be willing deal away. Brett Anderson, with perhaps, but not necessarily, an extra piece thrown in, could land them Jesus Montero. Gio Gonzalez or Trevor Cahill could make middle-of-the-rotation starters in New York too. Perhaps the Yankees would turn their attention to signing a big bat, like Werth, and then dealing Nick Swisher and a prospect back to Oakland for Cahill or Gonzalez.
He may be right smh
2) Oakland starters -Rosenthal reported today that the A's are hoping to sign Japanese starter Iwakuma, and then dealing away a starting pitcher from their depth, to land a hitter. Much depends on how good of a starter the A's would be willing deal away. Brett Anderson, with perhaps, but not necessarily, an extra piece thrown in, could land them Jesus Montero. Gio Gonzalez or Trevor Cahill could make middle-of-the-rotation starters in New York too. Perhaps the Yankees would turn their attention to signing a big bat, like Werth, and then dealing Nick Swisher and a prospect back to Oakland for Cahill or Gonzalez.
He may be right smh
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Saw this on a yankees board
2) Oakland starters -Rosenthal reported today that the A's are hoping to sign Japanese starter Iwakuma, and then dealing away a starting pitcher from their depth, to land a hitter. Much depends on how good of a starter the A's would be willing deal away. Brett Anderson, with perhaps, but not necessarily, an extra piece thrown in, could land them Jesus Montero. Gio Gonzalez or Trevor Cahill could make middle-of-the-rotation starters in New York too. Perhaps the Yankees would turn their attention to signing a big bat, like Werth, and then dealing Nick Swisher and a prospect back to Oakland for Cahill or Gonzalez.
He may be right smh
2) Oakland starters -Rosenthal reported today that the A's are hoping to sign Japanese starter Iwakuma, and then dealing away a starting pitcher from their depth, to land a hitter. Much depends on how good of a starter the A's would be willing deal away. Brett Anderson, with perhaps, but not necessarily, an extra piece thrown in, could land them Jesus Montero. Gio Gonzalez or Trevor Cahill could make middle-of-the-rotation starters in New York too. Perhaps the Yankees would turn their attention to signing a big bat, like Werth, and then dealing Nick Swisher and a prospect back to Oakland for Cahill or Gonzalez.
He may be right smh
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Crawford isn't going there. Neither is Werth. Wouldn't be smart to put that much money into Beltre to watch him not be what they paid for in that ballpark.
Who do you think they'd get to come there?
Who do you think they'd get to come there?
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Crawford isn't going there. Neither is Werth. Wouldn't be smart to put that much money into Beltre to watch him not be what they paid for in that ballpark.
Who do you think they'd get to come there?
Who do you think they'd get to come there?