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Wow I didn't realize this guy was still able to play. Good for him though. This makes me wonder if they really think Wallace is their 3B though... Good grief, is everyone here 8 years old? Full Article at Sports Blogs
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In this Feb. 16, 2009 file photo, Oakland Athletics owner Lew Wolff, left, and general manager Billy Beane, center, talk with pitcher Brad Ziegler, right, during spring training baseball in Phoenix. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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PEORIA, AZ - MARCH 07: General manager Billy Beane of the Oakland Athletics attends the spring training game against the San Diego Padres at Peoria Stadium on March 7, 2009 in Peoria, Arizona. The A's defeated the Padres 15-6. View Photo »
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I personally think Matt Holliday is a very good left fielder ... When people gather opinions with their eyes, certain emotional biases may come into play. Drop a ball in the ninth inning, and they'll remember that more than if you cover more ground than the average major league outfielder does in the fo...
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Team USA third baseman Brett Wallace snags a ball that bounced into the air hit by World Team's Jesus Montero during the first inning of the All-Star Futures baseball game at Busch Stadium on Sunday, July 12, 2009, in St. Louis. Full Article at Athletics Nation :: An Oakland A's Blog
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Note: While the following isn’t technically a book, it’s very close to book-length. This was unintentional. On the plus side, Ken Arneson knows how to rock the mic right. I wanted to address at least two issues with Herr Arneson (if not more). Full Article at FanGraphs
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"Our long-term goal is to create a team with continuity," GM Billy Beane said. Full Article at MLB.com
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Oakland Athletics' Jason Giambi, center, poses for a photograph with general manager Billy Beane, left, and manager Bob Geren as he is introduced at a news conference in Oakland, Calif. , Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. View Photo »
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OAKLAND — General manager Billy Beane is committed to a youth movement for his small-market Oakland Athletics, even if the payoff takes time. One positive sign of progress: closer Andrew Bailey's AL Rookie of the Year award Monday. Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online
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OAKLAND General manager Billy Beane is committed to a youth movement for his small-market A's, even if the payoff takes time. One positive sign of progress: closer Andrew Bailey's American League Rookie of the Year award Monday. Full Article at Sacramento Bee
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PEORIA, AZ - MARCH 07: General manager Billy Beane of the Oakland Athletics attends the spring training game against the San Diego Padres at Peoria Stadium on March 7, 2009 in Peoria, Arizona. The A's defeated the Padres 15-6.
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OAKLAND, CA - JANUARY 07: (L-R) Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane, Jason Giambi and manager Bob Geren laugh during a news conference January 7, 2008 in Oakland, California.
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OAKLAND, CA - JANUARY 07: Jason Giambi (C), #16 of the Oakland Athletics, shakes hands with a reporter as Athletics general manager Billy Beane (L) and manager Bob Geren look on during a news conference January 7, 2008 in Oakland, California.
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Oakland Athletics' Andrew Bailey, right, smiles beside A's general manager Billy Beane during a baseball news conference on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009, in Oakland, Calif. Bailey was selected as the American League Rookie of the Year on Monday, Nov. 16.
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I personally think Matt Holliday is a very good left fielder ... When people gather opinions with their eyes, certain emotional biases may come into play. Drop a ball in the ninth inning, and they'll remember that more than if you cover more ground than the average major league outfielder does in the fo...
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I've always thought the NFL model was a great one to strive for ... In the NFL, the fans who follow the Green Bay Packers can feel like they have just as good a chance as the New York Jets or Giants to win a Super Bowl. They have that sort of hope when the season starts. I think that's what everybody wa...
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I've always thought the NFL model was a great one to strive for ... In the NFL, the fans who follow the Green Bay Packers can feel like they have just as good a chance as the New York Jets or Giants to win a Super Bowl. They have that sort of hope when the season starts. I think that's what everybody wa...
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The ’98 Yankees were one of the greatest teams I ever saw ... They had everything you’d want a baseball team to have.
