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Friday, September 10
Future Shock: Scouting Report: Shelby Millerby Kevin Goldstein
Having seen him pitch four times this year, our prospect guru delivers a scouting report on Cardinals top prospect Shelby Miller.
by David Laurila
The Mariners' radio duo discuss their time in baseball, breaking into the business, and their most memorable moments.
Under The Knife: A Leg and a Prayerby Will Carroll
Jim Tracy believes Aaron Cook can return from a broken leg this season but that is highly doubtful.
Seidnotes: Loney Loves Ribeyesby Eric Seidman
The Dodgers' first baseman doesn't hit a lot of home runs but he drives in a quite a few runs.
Ahead in the Count: The Biggest ERA-SIERA Divides of 2010by Matt Swartz
A look at some pitchers who have had good luck this season and some who haven't.
On the Beat: Going Out with Classby John Perrotto
Trevor Hoffman finally reaches 600 saves then apologizes to his teammates, along with other news and notes form around the major leagues.
Thursday, September 9
Changing Speeds: Gilding the Lillyby Ken Funck
Ted Lilly's recent performances should give him a better payday, but where will he play next year?
Prospectus Hit List: NL: Trouble at the Topby Jay Jaffe
The perches of the Braves and Padres are precarious as both suffer last-season swoons.
by Ben Lindbergh
The Padres’ array of inexpensive and effective relievers offer a course in Bullpen 101.
by Kevin Goldstein
Plenty of big pitching performances in playoff openers as Kevin Goldstein cruises through the day in the minors.
Prospectus Perspective: Race to the Top by Marc Normandin
The Reds stand atop the NL Central partly because of their weak schedule and pitching staff.
Wednesday, September 8
by John Perrotto
The Braves' three-month run of leading the National League East ends, along with other news and notes from around the major leagues.
Prospectus Perspective: Not Dead Yetby Christina Kahrl
The Rangers, despite all their injury woes, have plenty of time to regroup and be dangerous in October.
Future Shock: Org Watch: Red Sox, Angels, Dodgersby Kevin Goldstein
Three powers who have turned into also-rans in 2010 begin to look to the future.
Future Shock Blog: Minor League Update: Games of September 7by Kevin Goldstein
Rays lefty Matt Moore continues to roll in the post-season as Kevin Goldstein takes a tour of the day in the minors.
Manufactured Runs: Solving the Mays Problemby Colin Wyers
What do you do when the peerless have peers?
Checking the Numbers: Triple Crown Updateby Eric Seidman
Someone has replaced Prince Albert as the most likely to make history.
Prospectus Hit and Run: Cooperstown Boundby Jay Jaffe
Jim Thome has never been considered among the game's elite players but his home run and walk totals make him worthy of the Hall of Fame.
by Brandon Warne
Some reasons why Jim Thome is not a household name despite approaching 600 career home runs.
Under The Knife: Before there was Tommy Johnby Will Carroll
Elbow surgery, rudimentary as it was, goes all the way back to Dazzy Vance's days.
Tuesday, September 7
by Eric Seidman
PITCHf/x shows that Tim Lincecum is in the midst of making a transition.
Expanded Horizons: Flooded with Choicesby Tommy Bennett
Arky Vaughan didn't get a very fair trial in Justice Harry Blackmun's court of baseball history.
Future Shock: Tuesday Ten Packby Kevin Goldstein
A look at a former phenom trying to make a comeback, another top Phillies' pitching prospect and a converted catcher opening eyes in the Cubs' system.
Prospectus Q&A: Darold Knowlesby David Laurila
The former left-handed reliever and current pitching coach of the Blue Jays' High-A Dunedin farm club reflects on a half-century in the game.
Another Look: Unbreakable Recordsby Bob Hertzel
Some marks in baseball's record book seem unreachable—or are they?
Monday, September 6
On the Beat: The Long Road Back for Strasburgby John Perrotto
Stephen Strasburg begins his recovery from Tommy John surgery, along with other news and notes from around the major leagues.
Prospectus Perspective: The La Russa-Rasmus Feudby Steven Goldman
The Cardinals needs to make sure manager Tony La Russa can coexist with center fielder Colby Rasmus for the betterment of their future.
Contractual Matters: Diminished Skills and Fragile Egosby Jeff Euston
Business can sometimes get in the way of fond farewells for franchise icons.
Under The Knife: A Difficult Taskby Will Carroll
There is no easy way to quantify the value in dollars that a team loses over the course of a season because of players going on the disabled list.
Playoff Odds Update: Philly Gets a Bumpby John Perrotto
Suddenly, the Phillies are poised to make the postseason for a fourth consecutive season.
by Alex Carnevale
Aroldis Chapman's sizzling fastball tops the chatter around baseball.
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