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Can a low-budget team win the World Series? The answer is a qualified yes. But it appears to have gotten harder just within the past year or two. That's because historically it has been easier to do so from one of the two leagues than the other. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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As I write this, the Philadelphia Phillies prepare to play the New York Yankees on Halloween. They may well be playing past Election Day. Full Article at The Triangle
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Embattled Gov. David Paterson is pulling out all the stops to save his job. He plans to mount a major ad blitz to tell New Yorkers about all the good things he's done for the Empire State. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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DENVER -- Various on-and-off field personnel for the Rockies had a common theme in recent conversations about the World Series: It was difficult to watch. Full Article at MLB.com
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Like any team with a glorious past, the New York Yankees have great respect for history and tradition. They spent $1.5 billion (now about £914 million) building a new ballpark that closely resembled the old one. Full Article at Times Online
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Obviously this lineup is a great lineup ... We have balance. We have some speed, too. We have guys who can run and guys who can make things happen, so I think this would be a good lineup in any league. At the same time, in the postseason, we weren't dependent on the home runs every game. I think this te...
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We're worried about whether we can stay
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