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Why the New England Revolution Need Their Own Stadium
Dear Mr. Kraft, First of all, let me say that Gillette Stadium is quite an impressive structure. In fact, I was quite literally in awe of its immensity the first time saw it looming up out of the distance as … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap Seat Chronicles, MLS, New England Revolution, Soccer
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You’re Doing It Wrong: New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox Loyalty
There is no rivalry in sports more storied than the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox—or so ESPN tells me, constantly—and with that type of long-term, history-laden rivalry comes some serious battle lines, right? Literally hundreds of books have … Continue reading
J.J. Hardy Injury: Minnesota Twins Shortstop Lands on DL with Wrist Injury
The injuries just keep on coming for the Minnesota Twins. In March, the club lost All-Star closer Joe Nathan for the year after he underwent Tommy John surgery. Last week, reigning American League MVP Joe Mauer sat out with a … Continue reading
Philadelphia Phillies Fan Gets Tasered
When the action on the field grows tiresome too many fans decide to create their own entertainment. That was the case last night in Philadelphia where a 17-year-old Phillies fan hopped the fence and ran onto the field during the … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, MLB, Philadelphia Phillies
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Do the Minnesota Twins Lack a Killer Instinct?
The Minnesota Twins are living the high life. The club left behind the antiquated Metrodome and moved into their brand-new, state of the art ballpark, Target Field. The club has an increased payroll and is coming off one of the … Continue reading
Posted in AL Central, American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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WWE Extreme Rules: Ten Things We Learned
After every WWE pay-per-view event, we’re supposed to be left with a feeling of satisfaction; as if all of our questions and concerns have been answered by the events that unfolded at the pay-per-view. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. … Continue reading
2010 MLB Predictions: Better Late Than Never
It’s pretty obvious that the posts haven’t exactly been coming hot and heavy in the past month or so. Things have been very busy at work and there was a fair amount of travel in the mix as well, but … Continue reading
Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins Agree on Massive Eight-Year, $184 Million Contract Extension
Minnesota Twins fans can now breathe a collective sigh of relief. The biggest drama of the offseason—Joe Mauer’s contract status (or lack thereof)—has finally come to an end. The Minnesota Twins have officially inked Mauer to an eight-year, $184 million … Continue reading
Posted in AL Central, American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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Joe Nathan Injury: Minnesota’s All-Star Closer Opts for Tommy John Surgery
It’s official, the Minnesota Twins will be without All-Star closer Joe Nathan for the 2010 campaign. Nathan elected to undergo Tommy John ligament replacement surgery today after feeling continued pain and discomfort following a bullpen session with pitching coach Rick … Continue reading
Posted in American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Injuries, Joe Nathan, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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Minnesota Twins: Six Things Fans Will Miss About the Metrodome
After 28 long seasons spent cooped up inside a big Teflon bubble the Minnesota Twins will be moving to an exquisite new ballpark for the 2010 season. Target Field figures to provide the Twins with not only a much better … Continue reading
Minnesota Twins: Six Things Twins Fans Won’t Miss About the Metrodome
After 28 long seasons spent cooped up inside a big Teflon bubble the Minnesota Twins will be moving to an exquisite new ballpark for the 2010 season. Target Field figures to provide the Twins with not only a much better … Continue reading
Posted in AL Central, American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Metrodome, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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Denard Span, Minnesota Twins Agree to Five-Year, $16.5 Million Deal
The Minnesota Twins locked up a talented 26-year-old today, but not the one that fans have been expecting. While the club still hasn’t finalized a deal with Joe Mauer, they have ensured consistency in the outfield for the foreseeable future. … Continue reading
Posted in AL Central, American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Denard Span, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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Eddie Guardado Released by Washington. Is a Minnesota Homecoming Next?
Eddie Guardado, known largely for piling up strikeouts, was given his walking papers today. The Washington Nationals released the veteran Southpaw after two less-than-stellar exhibition performances. Guardado posted an ERA of 18.00 in just two innings of work this spring. … Continue reading
Nomar Hangs Up His Overly Adjusted Batting Gloves…As a Member of the Red Sox
This morning, Nomar Garciaparra signed a one-day minor league contract with the Boston Red Sox so that his dream of retiring in a Sox uniform could be realized. After GM Theo Epstein unveiled the signing at a press conference, Nomar … Continue reading
Joe Nathan Injury: Minnesota Closer Tears Elbow Ligament, Twins Look to Plan B
Joe Nathan reportedly has a torn ulnar collateral ligament. At best, it’s partially torn and he’ll be able to avoid surgery and pitch through the pain this season, albeit with a seriously diminished skill-set due to the injury. At worst, … Continue reading
Posted in AL Central, American League, Baseball, Cheap Seat Chronicles, Injuries, Joe Nathan, Minnesota Twins, MLB
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