The days of Rickey Henderson, Tim Raines, and Vince Coleman are long gone. You can blame the "Moneyball" effect of devaluing stolen bases or the rise in analytics generally. Or maybe it's just that chicks dig the long ball.
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Showing posts with label starling marte. Show all posts
Sunday, September 7, 2025
Robles, Edwards bringing SBs back
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allentown
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arkansas
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ben revere
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dee gordon
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hillsborough
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jon berti
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jose altuve
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livingston
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lorenzo cain
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raul mondesi jr
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starling marte
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trea turner
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vancouver
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victor robles
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xavier edwards
Thursday, September 13, 2018
2018 batting leaders
Marietta thrashed Vancouver 14-1 in the regular season finale
in a game that didn't matter all of that much because the Mighty Men
had already locked up the No. 5 seed and the Iron Fist had all but sewn
up the No. 3 seed.
Labels:
aaron judge
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avisail garcia
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batting leaders
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Buster Posey
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eddie rosario
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freddie freeman
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giancarlo stanton
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j.d. martinez
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joey votto
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jose altuve
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jose ramirez
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mike trout
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starling marte
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trea turner
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Tucson hitting heats up for Game 5 win
Rich Hill limited Hoboken to 4 hits over 7 innings and Tucson used a 5-run 7th inning to turn a pitchers' duel into a 7-1 rout in Game 5 on Wednesday night. The 2nd-seeded Kingsnakes now lead the Best-of-7 series as Game 6 shifts to Hoboken.
Labels:
brad hand
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hoboken
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j.t. realmuto
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jose altuve
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jose reyes
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kyle barraclough
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nelson cruz
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nolan arenado
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playoffs
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rich hill
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rick porcello
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starling marte
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tucson
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zack cozart
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Lester twirls 4-hitter to even series
It was another crisp, well-pitched matchup in Game 2 of the DMBL World Series but this time Tucson came out on top, thanks to some timely hitting and a brilliant 4-hit shutout by Jon Lester.
Labels:
anthony rizzo
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dmbl world series
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gregor blanco
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jon lester
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jose altuve
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lorenzo cain
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matt harvey
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nelson cruz
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sam dyson
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starling marte
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Tucson blasts its way into the final
Blasting five solo home runs, including two 8th-inning shot that proved to be the difference, top-seeded Tucson defeated 5th-seeded Allentown, 5-4, in the clinching Game 5 of the semifinal series. It was the third one-run game in the Best-of-Seven series.
Labels:
allentown
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brandon crawford
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hishahi iwakuma
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jacoby ellsbury
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michael brantley
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mike trout
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nick markakis
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nolan arenado
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starling marte
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tony watson
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tucson
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zack greinke
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