For the final time in 2009, all thirty Major League teams are in action today. Every one of the fifteen games is being played during the day in the States, meaning that we’ve got a full choice of games to follow in the British evening.
Gameday
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The AL Central battle is still alive after yesterday’s games. Detroit were shutout by Jake Peavy and the White Sox in an 8-0 loss, while Minnesota held on to beat…
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It seems incredible, but it’s true: we’ve reached the final week of the MLB regular season. Of the eight potential playoff spots, there are probably only two still up for…
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It’s a full house of early games today as all fifteen contests will take place under daylight. ESPN will be showing the Red Sox-Yankees game rather than broadcasting in the usual Sunday Night slot.
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There are four early games today. The Mariners and Blue Jays are playing out the string, but the other three games take you right into the heart of the postseason…
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In my recent review of MLB.com for 2008, I highlighted the major switch to Silverlight and the possibility that extra features could be introduced this year as a result. Matt…
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The MLB Network came to life in the States on Thursday, giving our American friends a channel that provides them with coverage of their favourite sport twenty-four hours a day,…
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The Gameday feature on MLB.com has continued to evolve over the past few years from a simple way to keep track of a game to a fantastic resource.   We now…
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Much of the attention over the next few days will be focused on the many trade rumours flying around, and possibly the odd actual trade, as the non-waiver wire trading…
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As promised, here is an abbreviated guide to this week’s abbrevaited MLB schedule. All times are listed in BST. Thursday 17th – No early games today and only four later…