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500 is Still Special
500 is Still Special
Five-hundred home runs used to be the gold standard. Along with 3,000 hits and 300 wins, 500 homers represented some sort of Holy Trinity of baseball statistical lore. Any of the three milestones almost guaranteed you enshrinement into the Hall of Fame and an enduring legacy...
Crazy Contracts
Crazy Contracts
When I take a look at the two men I am questioning in this debate, I honestly never thought I'd have to ask this question. The track record speaks for itself with Albert Pujols - he was the ultimate model of consistency for a decade with the St. Louis Cardinals and one of very few players I would have ever considered giving the kind of money he eventually received from the LA Angels, which was $24
Haves vs. Have Nots
Haves vs. Have Nots
LeBron James (now), Sidney Crosby, Albert Pujols (while with the Cardinals), baseball's Giants as a team, Derek Jeter through the years, Mariano Rivera, Eli Manning, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Mark Messier, Wayne Gretzky, Michael Jordan, Henrik Lundqvist and plenty more.  You get the picture.  When these guys step-up, their teams win and advance.
Robbie's Worth
Robbie's Worth
Brian Kenny of MLB Network recently suggested that Robinson Cano should get $252 million after this year because he is worth seven wins per season in the stupid category of "Wins Above Replacement."  This category is almost as stupid as giving Carl Pavano $40 million over four years.  Why?  Seven wins in the regular season means nothing in the postseason if you don't hit and lead, which
Yankees Beat Angels 11-5
Yankees Beat Angels 11-5
The Yankees (5-4) bats came alive for the rubber match of the three game weekend series against the Angels (3-6). They managed to get 11 runs across the plate en route to a victory. Yankees starter Ivan Nova pitched good enough to pick up his second victory in as many starts this season...

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