| Cubs Unlikely To Land Halladay 6 hours ago by Zach Links Although the Cubs would "love" to pull off a deal for Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay, they are unlikely to pull off such a deal as they lack the necessary room in payroll, according to Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. The Cubbies have a combined $42.375 committed to pitchers Carlos Zambr ... MLB Rumors - ... - mlbtraderumors.com · Rank: 164 · 1400 references | | Carl Crawford, BJ Upton And More Rays Rumors 7 hours ago by Knuckles A number of Rays rumors to look at in Joe Smith's article from the St. Petersburg Times. The Rays would like to sign star outfielder Carl Crawford to a long term extension. Crawford will likely make about $11.5M in 2010 with escalators and could command quite a bit on the open market. There's word i ... Baseball Rumor Mill - baseballrumormill.com · Rank: 154,878 · 8 references | | Rays Rumors: Crawford, Upton, Zaun 11 hours ago by Luke Adams Joe Smith of the St. Petersburg Times has the latest on the Rays' offseason plans. The highlights: The Rays are said to be interested in discussing a long-term extension with Carl Crawford. If the team does decide to move him, however, the Mets and Braves have expressed interest. The Rangers and Whi ... MLB Rumors - ... - mlbtraderumors.com · Rank: 164 · 1400 references | | Scouting Mike Minor, LHP, Atlanta Braves 17 hours ago by John Klima Mike Minor has the right frame, a limber and relatively loose 6-3, 200-pound build that produces easy 90-91 fastball velocity with arm speed and room to add another mile or two. In other words, Minor still has some projection, which is a nice thing to find in a top shelf college left-hander from a r ... Baseball Beginnings - baseballbeginnings.com · Rank: 34,799 · 32 references | | Link: Braves Minor League Bullpen Options 23 hours ago by Jeff Moore The blog Talking Chop analyzes the Atlanta Braves bullpen options currently in the minor leagues. Unlike most organizations, they argue, the Braves have actually had some success in developing pitchers specifically as relievers, rather than converting failed starters. Number 1 on the l ... Jeff Moore - mlbprospectwatch.com/mlb_prospect_watch · Rank: 125,533 · 2 references | | The Hot Stove 1 day ago by dangeluzzi I never knew why it was called the Hot Stove, and I suppose in the age of Google and Wikipedia, I could easily find the answer to that question. Ultimately, it does not matter so I will simply continue on in blissful ignorance. Sports has become a 24 hour a day, 365 investment. Baseball is no differ ... NL East Chatter - nleastchatter.com · 5 references | | pandanwh 1 day ago by Mr. Cameron Rose Here is a darkhorse in the Roy Halladay sweepstakes: the Atlanta Braves. Pandanwh's Blog - pandanwh.wordpress.com · Rank: 119,846 | | How Did They Get Their Name – Part 4 of 6 1 day ago by Russ Blatt I was watching a baseball game on television during the 2009 baseball season, and I started to wonder about the teams that were playing and how they got their names. I started to do a little research into some team names and found the history interesting. This is the fourth of six postings, giving a ... Inside Pulse Sports - sports.insidepulse.com · Rank: 168,672 · 6 references | | Who Plays 1B in 2010? 1 day ago by CapitolAvenueClub Just a few scenarios, in no relevant order: 1. Adam LaRoche – He’s a free agent, probably the best available on the market. We all know the story, power-hitter, not a great deal of patience, loopy swing conducive to K’s and a mediocre average, fringe-average defensively, horrible base runner, left-h ... Capitol Avenue Club - capitolavenueclub.com · Rank: 149,580 · 3 references | |