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    Statheads Speak: Derek Jeter, You Stink!

    By Posted on 2.19.2008 13 Comments

    Once upon a time, the only fielding statistic listed on the back of baseball cards was fielding percentage, a simple calculation of the number of assists and putouts a player records divided by total chances.

    5.13.2009 at 04:48am - Comment by Abril

    Watching baseball games is very exciting. However, Baseball tickets cost more than they used to. One of the things that preclude the general public from getting good baseball tickets is rich snobs, who basically buy seats for life – and good ones, too. Right now, Alex Rodriguez has been making headlines, and this newest batch is about allegations of pitch tipping. Pitch tipping is a method of discovering what pitches a pitcher is going to throw, and it is illegal. As if he doesn't have enough credit repair to do over steroids and the whole Madonna debacle, reporter Selena Roberts purports in her book, The Many Lives of Alex Rodriguez, that he gave away pitches to opposing players for the same in return, in order to boost his batting stats. Alex Rodriguez is infamous (especially in Seattle – don't even mention his name there) but he'd doubtless give online payday loans to make it all go away. Read more on this site: http://personalmoneystore.com/moneyblog/2009/05/06/pitch-tipping-alex-rodriguez/.



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