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Friday, November 6
by Christina Kahrl
A late-day addition to the Twins, Milwaukee's master plan's still brewing, and Royal Reconsiderations.
by Joe Sheehan
Reflecting on Game Six of the World Series before diving into winter activity.
by Eric Seidman
Taking a look at a hitter's discipline and pitch sensitivities; the numbers on who's more inclined to do so may surprise you.
by Christina Kahrl
The Hermida trade, the Angels' choice, and other moves.
Baseball Prospectus
Planting a smooch on the pinstriped team that at long last lived up to the expense of employing it.
Baseball Prospectus
Back-to-back pennants are nice, but what about gunning for doing it thrice and adding a second crown in 2010?
Thursday, November 5
by Jay Jaffe
Having achieved the goal they set for themselves with last winter's shopping spree, they can also credit the Core Four and more.
by Joe Sheehan
The Yankees christen the House that George Built the only way they know how.
by Christina Kahrl
No dome included on the as-yet-unconsummated deal between the Sox and Royals, plus free Snakes!
Wednesday, November 4
by Marc Normandin
A review of the mound magician's storied career and what he brings to the table tonight.
by Steven Goldman
Throwing a World Series game for any reason may seem outlandish now, but that has not always been the case.
by Christina Kahrl
A trade, a signing, and assorted minor moves are highlighted in the latest edition of Transaction Analysis.
by John Perrotto
Jobarama, watching for signs (and stealing them?), and resting too much or too little.
Tuesday, November 3
by Joe Sheehan
In a change of pace, Game Five was a showdown settled between the lines.
by Jay Jaffe
The Yankees still control the World Series, but will their decision to use just three starters prove a critical miscalculation?
by John Perrotto
Chase Utley has been a critical element in the Phillies' success, but he does not get the attention of a superstar.
Monday, November 2
by Jay Jaffe
Johnny Damon and Alex Rodriguez delivered in ways that ought to silence some and be celebrated by others.
by Joe Sheehan
The Yankee third baseman stepped up again, proving 'clutch' is an adjective and not a character trait.
by John Perrotto
Johnny Damon's double steal in the ninth inning of Game Four sparked the Yankees' rally.
by Kevin Goldstein
A lowdown on who's hot and who's not as the fall and winter leagues kick into high gear.
by Alex Carnevale
The notable quotables from the World Series and more besides.
Sunday, November 1
by Jay Jaffe
Dissecting last night's pitching matchup and looking ahead to tonight's Game Four of the World Series.
by Joe Sheehan
The fallacy of game-to-game momentum reared its head last night.
by John Perrotto
Breaking down Game Three, the use of instant replay, and rumors and rumblings from around the major leagues.
by Steven Goldman
The managerial decision tree for picking Game Four starters has had a number of offshoots, but how often did they lead to victory?
by David Laurila
The Cubs outfielder discusses using advanced statistics as a hitter, baseball's economic state, steroids, and the playoffs.
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