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It’s only been seven days since the Texas Rangers ended their ‘09 campaign with a loss to King Felix and the Mariners in Seattle. It’ll be another 176 days before they take the field again — not that we’re counting or anything. Full Article at D Magazine
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In the summer of 2006, the worst team in baseball decided that Marlon Byrd wasn’t good enough to play for them. And if the Washington Nationals don’t want sonebody, why would anybody else? Full Article at Times Record News
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Reporting from St. Louis - The journey from a small town in Nicaragua to Busch Stadium was a long one for Vicente Padilla. So long, in fact, that Padilla said it compelled his mother to make her first trip to the United States in three years. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Longer school days do not mean boring school days President Barack Obama and his education secretary, Arne Duncan, are on to something. The pair is pushing for longer school days. You won't have to go far to find out why, either. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — It hasn’t escaped Hank Blalock’s notice that he is coming down to what will almost certainly be his final days with the only major league team he’s ever known. But don’t look for any tears in his eyes at the prospect. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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You could see the confidence roll off us from the way we played at home ... Those first two games were against arguably the two best pitchers in the game. When you have that confidence going and you jump on them early it really sparked things.
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I’ve seen what has been built up in this organization for three years ... We have a winning team, and in 2010 and 2011 we’ll keep restocking. I love what the front office is doing with JD (Jon Daniels), Thad (Levine) and Nolan (Ryan) and the coaching staff and leadership here. This is the team that gave...
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We may bring in more people ... Pro scouting is very important to this organization. Jon Lalonde is a very good pro scout ... I have looked at six years of his reports. We want to never stop growing. We want to push the envelope, focus on our employees and have the best staff across baseball.
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