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That's partly true, but it also has to do with structural changes that have changed the wind patterns, or so I've heard from those way smarter than me. It's near impossible to hit one out in Fenway (Drew's PECOTA projects 12 HR this year!), but you can rack up doubles big time. It's plays neutral I guess, if you consider neutral to be one foot in ice water and one on fire. Looking at ESPN's park factors, I can see where you are coming from. I would caution however that park factors are extremely susceptible to yearly surges. A lot of the park factor is David Ortiz hitting ten more home runs on the road and Josh Beckett's gopherballing. Looking at three year park factors (2003-05), Fenway Park is a very tough home run park for lefties, but a great home run park for righties. I don't know if it's true or not, but my uncle told me once that the Yankees and Red Sox once worked on a Ted Williams for Joe DiMaggio deal, for the lefty advantage in Yankee Stadium and the righty advantage in Fenway.

Scott Rolen

This place is going to collapse on itself someday soon...

Site is hilarious...

I have a Cano 22 t-shirt too. I guess now it's a throwback.

Robinson Cano switched numbers from 22 to 24. I hate Roger Clemens.

Tony Almeida would be proud. RIP

I see your use of images, and I raise another Carlos.

With Supplemental Pick #1, I'll take Carlos Zambrano. Edit -> Picture added

Bill Parcells retirement coverage on ESPN ESPN2 ESPNews With Cold Pizza on both 1 and 2 simultaniously, and 'Newz doing a piece on him in the 'Owen Voice' as if he died.

Anglesault

Nevermind

I forgot Clerks 2.

A few pitchers with obvious flaws fail, so let's stick our heads in the sand. What a great attitude! Tell me the obvious flaws that Javier Vazquez had.

I think Melky does have some talent, but I don't think he will ever be a starting outfielder for the New York Yankees. I suppose you don't count the time where he was the starting LF for the Yankees from May until September.

Here's to 2007 and beyond with Melky Right, because a 4th outfielder is as valuable as a lights out lefty in the pen. No more NL pitchers (especially from small markets) in New York/AL East, thank you.

Here's to 2007 and beyond with Melky

This is too funny...

$2.15 in Northern NJ on Monday night.

Are you certain? You know there are statistics involved. Lolz

The only way the Giants get me to care about 2007 is by drafting Brian Leonard.

Jeff Nelson retired. Former Yankee prospect Brandon Claussen, of Aaron Boone trade fame, signed a 1-year deal with Washington

I'll play