Feature: MLB Report

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• MLB Week 6: Rowand's Nose, Godzilla's Down, Sutcliffe's Tipsy

  How to blow a 7-0 first inning lead. How Albert Pujols is on pace to break records. And how pink bats rock.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on May 16, 2006

• MLB Week 4: Bonds' 711th, A-Rod's Love Bat, Jeffrey Maier's Flick

  In 1000 words or less, the previous week in baseball. Do you feel like Wang McClungin' tonight?

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on May 02, 2006

• MLB Week 3: Cub Luck, Colorado Beanball, Bonds "Homer"

  The week in MLB, as seen through the eyes of blogs, always in 1000 words or less.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Apr 24, 2006

• MLB Week 2: Mets Roll, Chipper Hurt, Bonds' Slump

  "In 1000 Words or Less," the week in baseball through the eyes of bloggers. Plus: the Nine Most Wanted.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Apr 17, 2006

• MLB Week 1 in 1000 Words or Less

  Jim Thome wears white... Jose Guillen sees red... and Rivera and Wagner can't share sand.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Apr 10, 2006

• Tampa Bay D-Rays Rebuilding Under Union Contractors

  Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought something had to already be built for it to be "re"-built.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Mar 01, 2006

• World Baseball Classic: Team USA Rolls Out 30-Man Roster

  The United States had the best problem in the world: Take 52 great players and create a roster out of the 30 best.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Feb 14, 2006

• Cleveland Got Enough of That Coco Crisp

  The trades this offseason can only put Indians fans on pins and needles this winter.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Jan 30, 2006

• Bruce Sutter, Hold Still For Your Plaque Portrait

  Cooperstown welcomes its fourth relief pitcher, and his name isn't Goose or Lee.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Jan 11, 2006

• Damon Now Lovingly Known in Boston as "F---in' Damon"

  Former Red Sox centerfielder is about to finalize a 4-year, $52 million deal with the enemy Yankees.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Dec 21, 2005

• Time To Defend My Controversial Jason Grilli Stance

  One teensy comment in the far reaches of the blogosphere prompts a Detroit Tiger's father to respond.

  Opinion by Matthew T. Sussman — on Dec 20, 2005

• MLB Warms December With Off-Season Chestnuts

  Jays get $100 million in unproven arms, White Sox retain Konerko, Yankees get ... Kelly Stinnett?!?

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Dec 06, 2005

• Red Sox Go Fishin' For Beckett, Lowell

  The offeseason's first mega-deal clears space for the Marlins (for reasons unknown), adds strength, youth to Boston's struggling, aging rotation

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 22, 2005

• Alex Rodriguez Edgez Ortiz For American League'z MVP Honorz

  David Ortiz "designated" with second place. Thick Wickman was 26th.

  News by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 14, 2005

• In Over My Head With That Whole MLB Recap Stuff

  Yeah, I admit it. I bit off more than I could chew.

  Opinion by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 11, 2005

• MLB '05 Recap: San Diego Padres

  The little team that could, did. They won a division, albeit the "worst" one. Thank Jake Peavy.

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 09, 2005

• MLB '05 Recap: Chicago White Sox

  It wasn't surprising. After all, you all knew these guys would tear through the season with little offense. You knew that back in March ... right?

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 08, 2005

• MLB '05 Recap: Detroit Tigers

  From a homer, the team has promise. From an outsider, the season was a disappointment.

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 07, 2005

• MLB '05 Recap: Washington Nationals

  52 first-half wins. Don't ask them about the second half. But at least they have a good home.

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 06, 2005

• MLB '05 Recap: Tampa Bay Devil Rays

  The team has plenty of excitement, talent and speed, but no pitching, no fanbase, and no manager.

  Review by Matthew T. Sussman — on Nov 05, 2005