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Friday, September 3
by Matt Swartz
Does PECOTA overrate teams that rely heavily on statistical analysis and underrate those who don't?
by Colin Wyers
Talking about talking about the Hall of Fame.
by Christina Kahrl
August swaps produced only one real game-changer, but lots of activity.
by Kevin Goldstein
How a hard slot would make baseball whiter; the Mariners exercise damage control; and the tale of the 105-mph fastball.
by Eric Seidman
Players who shine from both sides of the plate are becoming rarer.
by Kevin Goldstein
Kevin Goldstein takes a quick trip through the minors with notes on 23 prospects.
by Ben Lindbergh
The Yankees get a tiny bit of breathing room in their tight race with the Rays in the East, though both teams are near-locks for the postseason.
by Will Carroll
Major-league teams are only very slowly warming to biomechanical analysis.
by John Perrotto
Edwin Jackson has rebounded well from his 149-pitch no-hitter, along with other news and notes from around the major leagues.
by David Laurila
The Red Sox' supplemental-round pick this year discusses getting drafted, his arsenal, and coming back from injuries.
Thursday, September 2
by Ben Lindbergh
With Derek Jeter in the midst of one of his worst seasons, what can be expected of his next contract?
by Marc Normandin
The Padres and Cardinals fall on tough times as the calendar turns to September.
by Shawn Hoffman
Looking at how much Commissioner Bud Selig has helped grow revenue and how much has been timing.
by Eric Seidman
Brett Myers has put together an interesting string of starts in his first season with the Astros.
by Kevin Goldstein
Sleepers in the Rays and Indians systems, more power from Angels first baseman Mark Trumbo and notes from around the day in the minors.
by Ken Funck
August again sorted out the contenders from the pretenders.
Wednesday, September 1
by Eric Seidman
Albert Pujols and Joey Votto both have a chance at the first Triple Crown since 1967, if Omar Infante doesn't get in the way.
by John Perrotto
Manny Ramirez has an odd first press conference with the White Sox, along with other news and notes from around the major leagues.
by Kevin Goldstein
Matt Dominguez, Lucas Duda and, of course, Bryce Harper are names to remember in three weak farm systems.
by Will Carroll
Roster expansion and a lack of DL moves make September very difficult to judge the severity of many injuries.
by Marc Normandin
Bautista's year has been extraordinary, though there were hints that he could be a slugger prior to 2010.
Tuesday, August 31
by Christina Kahrl
Skip feeling snuggly about the Cubs, there's work to be done.
by Tommy Bennett
Explaining one of Baseball Prospectus' favorite features in such detail that even Mom can understand it.
by David Laurila
The closers of the Indians and Giants talk about what it takes to handle such a high-pressure role.
by Kevin Goldstein
Already having a career year, Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas has a career night, plus highlights from around the day in the minors.
by Bob Hertzel
Some pitchers defy the norm and can handle the bat but the majority can't and some have been historically bad.
Monday, August 30
by Jay Jaffe
Manny Ramirez's eventful tenure with the Dodgers is over, but he seems to be arriving too late to help the White Sox.
by Jeff Euston
With September approaching, contenders are starting to look at loopholes to help consruct their post-season rosters.
by Kevin Goldstein
The Phillies' right-hander is among the prospects who have put up huge late-season numbers in the minor leagues.
by Will Carroll
No one is to blame for the Nationals pitching phenom blowing out his elbow.
by Alex Carnevale
Talk of Stephen Strasburg's elbow injury and need for Tommy John surgery dominates the chatter around the major leagues.
by John Perrotto
Cincinnati is on course to make the playoffs for the first time in 15 years thanks to the hot hititng of Jay Bruce and Joey Votto.
by John Perrotto
Bud Selig says the profitable Pirates are spending their revenue-sharing money within the rules, along with other news and notes from around the majors.
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