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Baseball Team Gets Ripped for Poor Taste, Treating Fans Like Morons
The London Rippers spectacular lack of judgement and continued treating of fans and public as morons in denying a tie to Jack the Ripper is putting the franchise at risk of striking out before the first pitch is even thrown. Continue reading
Blame Barry for Lack of Bautista Love
Jose Bautista is a wonderful story and a seemingly outstanding man, but if he hasn’t been embraced by the fans in the way that he deserves, MLB has only itself and its handling of the steroid era to blame. Continue reading
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The San Francisco Giants’ World Series win shows that the Blue Jays can find success down a path they’re already following led by young pitching. Continue reading
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