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We're looking for people with a creative spark who would be interested in becoming either a full-time writer or podcaster for S3F.
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Six men who suffered from a psychological condition that struck in the 70s.

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by McKain

Steve Blass, Steve Sax, Rick Ankiel, Chuck Knoblauch, and Mark Wohlers.

Little common ground is to be found among this list of players: one reliever, one starter, one starter-turned-outfielder, and two second basemen. But certain baseball thinkers believe these five men to be sufferers of "The Steve Blass Disease," a...

An Amateur Foray Into A Faux Expansion Draft

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by Fishercat

Like most baseball fans, I have always dreamed of running my own team. I have, when given the option, turned on the "fantasy draft" option in pretty much any legitimate baseball game and went wild, drafting my dream team of young studs and some of my favorites, and leading them to the promised land, mostly by playing on a difficulty below my talent level and reassuring myself that I am good at this stuff.

We've moved on to the part where you lock me in a padded room.

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-I drink your milkshake.- -I drink it up!-

The first half of part four invites you to a Curt Schilling/Randy Johnson duel and what happens when the cubbies faced the rockies?

because I never sleep

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Upsets were minimal but surprises were plenty. How would acting manager Andre Ethier fair? And what's up with the half-sized Barry Bonds? All that and more answered in the second round... I promise, no Billy Packer.

It's a new world for all baseball lovers.

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Imagine a league-wide tournament for Major League Baseball? Imagine Barry Bonds returning? Imagine C.C. Sabathia eating your house? All that.. and more.

Where the only desire is a lot of scoring.

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I have good news! I just checked Yahoo! and Chase Utley saved me a bunch of money on my car insurance. And scored me 26 points!

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Even a cold-hearted bastard like me has a soft-spot for watching any team try to compete at such a high level. But why watch a team that isn’t your favorite, or even in the same league? Well, that’s easy…

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In the early 90's, the issue of anabolic steroids came prominently to the surface in many professional sports. Sadly, Major League Baseball was one of the last of the most popular professional sports to address the issue. MLB's failure to get out in front of the steroid issue has come back to haunt the entire sport.

by ljshorty89

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Every year stadiums become a source of constant bickering. Some teams pride their new stadium as the best thing ever built, while others dissect their need for a new one.

By Porter

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Porter looks back into history to see how the trend got started. This Article will look at the 90's and how dynamic duos helped teams have success over this time. Let's break down some of the best duos between 1980 up to last year.