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From our hundreds of feeds, what the best baseball bloggers are talking about today.
May 2007
Tuesday May 29, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 12:07PM EST on May 29, 2007

We think lady bloggers do a great job following their chosen teams with style, wit and expertise. Last week's retirement of the Twins' "Batgirl" made us sad, because hers was one of the best blog sites in all of baseball. Well, another site worth noting is Purple Row, a Colorado Rockies site penned faithfully by Rox Girl. These days, she gets a little help with writing from Russ. Right now Russ and Rox Girl are celebrating Colorado's longest win streak in five years. You can count on the Purple Row team to deliver excellent blogging insight spiced with funny photos, a Rox Girl trademark we always look forward to.

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Friday May 25, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 10:56AM EST on May 25, 2007
One of the most popular Phillies blog sites has an unusual name. We Should Be GM's entertains Phils fans with huge helpings of satire and a host of funny graphics to punctuate the points. So far this season, Philadelphia has given its followers a whole lot to criticize and host GM-Carson weighs in like a champ. Today he takes on manager Charlie Manuel (among others) with "verbal venom" and cartoons in the text underscore his rant. Even so, tonight the team has a legitimate chance to edge above .500 ball for the first time in '07.
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Wednesday May 23, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 6:09PM EST on May 23, 2007
L.A.'s arch rivals met over the weekend and the crew from Anaheim prevailed by a mile. Yes, the Angels had the boys in blue seeing red over the course of a three-game sweep. The fact is, the Dodgers could muster very little offense against the hometown staff in Angel Stadium. Halos Heaven celebrates today with the introduction of tee shirts for fans of the site to collect and wear. Cool tee shirts are just the icing on the cake at this versatile blog site that covers the Angels like a warm blanket on a frosty winter morn. The MC of the proceedings is Rev Halofan, the Angels' ultimate fan and cheerleader.
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Monday May 21, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 12:41PM EST on May 21, 2007
The Red Sox have as many bloggers following them as any team in the majors. The truth is, Boston fans are as loyal as any in baseball... they love their team, their ballpark and their city. Fans also love Over the Monster, a leading Sox blog and part of the Sports Blogs Nation network. Writers Randy Booth, Allen Chace and others keep the content lively with links, graphs, stats and expert opinion. If you follow Boston, or the AL East action in general, stop by Over the Monster and get a unique view of the Sox.
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Monday May 14, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 12:08PM EST on May 14, 2007
Mother's Day, pink bats, 22 hits and a breakout game helped the Twins end a losing streak and travel to Cleveland with a head of steam this week. Twinkie Town covers the festivities with flair for Minnesota fans far and wide. Author Jesse keeps the blog lively with plentiful stats, game-day lineups and non-stop opinions. If you track teams battling in the hard-fought AL Central, keep Twinkie Town on your blog radar.
Saturday May 12, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 5:25PM EST on May 12, 2007
Whether fans regularly attend games at Shea Stadium, or follow their Mets from afar, Amazin' Avenue gives them a daily serving of tasty stats and commentary--all with a classic New York attitude. Author Eric Simon puts a lively spin on every post, tracking the Mets' onfield adventures with game graphs and opinion. Yes, he can be critical of the team's pitching, even though the staff leads the majors with a 2.90 ERA. But as one of baseball's leading bloggers, that's his job.
Wednesday May 9, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 9:38AM EST on May 9, 2007
Pinstripe Alley leads a host of blog sites with their sights set on baseball's most legendary franchise, the New York Yankees. The buzz Monday in the world of major league blogging is the return of Roger Clemens to pinstripes. Today, blogger anaconda takes readers through the story of how The Rocket was re-signed. However you look at it, this is big news for baseball, and in just a few weeks, Mr. Clemens should have a major impact on the American League, and more pointedly, the AL East.
Saturday May 5, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 9:55AM EST on May 5, 2007
Tampa Bay has never finished better than fourth in the AL East since the team's inception in 1998. But rest assured the team is number one with Rays' fans...and there are more of them than you might suspect. DRays Bay is where they swim in the current of Tampa Bay news and blog posts. With so many good young players, the Rays future looks bright. Can Tampa Bay break through with a winning season in '07? Only time will tell, but DRays Bay will have the team covered when it happens. 
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Thursday May 3, 2007
Permalink Posted by: Skeet at 2:57PM EST on May 3, 2007
To say that Kansas City baseball fans have had tough times in recent years is a huge understatement. The Royals have lost 100+ games the past three seasons, and have not made the playoffs in over 20 years. To top it off, they play in the AL Central, perhaps the premier division in baseball. Yet the bloggers and fans of Royals Review know the team is fairly loaded with young talent. Primary author Will McDonald, an English major in college, keeps the faith while keeping fans up to date with the very latest Royals' news. If you follow the AL Central, keep Royals Review on your blog list.
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