Tuesday, August 31, 2010
LONG ISLAND TAKES A BIG HIT WITH THE LOSS OF LAST SEASON'S TOP PLAYER
Long Island has taken a hit with the loss of 2009 Player of the Year Ray Navarrete. We offer the details, plus Navarrete's post playing-career plans in the Tuesday version of the Atlantic League Notebook. Other highlights of the Notebook Tuesday include:
--Attention to the Freedom Division race between Somerset and Lancaster, including players who are driving their success
--This player went from spring training with the Chicago Cubs to being a true believer in the quality of the Atlantic League
--Can you identify the former Atlantic Leaguers hitting numerous home runs in other Independent leagues? We can.
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--Attention to the Freedom Division race between Somerset and Lancaster, including players who are driving their success
--This player went from spring training with the Chicago Cubs to being a true believer in the quality of the Atlantic League
--Can you identify the former Atlantic Leaguers hitting numerous home runs in other Independent leagues? We can.
Subscriptions are available here at www.AtlanticLeagueBaseball.com.
Friday, August 27, 2010
FROM CLOSERS TO MEXICAN LEAGUE STARS TO JOSE CANSECO IN TODAY'S NOTEBOOK
Since closers almost always play a major role in important series, we took an extensive look at those who finish games for contending teams in the Atlantic League Notebook for Friday.
Subscribers also learned about various key acquisitions from the Mexican League for the stretch run, we talked about why York is not as consistent as earlier in the year, and we touched on what Jose Canseco is doing with the bat these days. It may surprise many fans that he is enjoying success at age 46.
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Subscribers also learned about various key acquisitions from the Mexican League for the stretch run, we talked about why York is not as consistent as earlier in the year, and we touched on what Jose Canseco is doing with the bat these days. It may surprise many fans that he is enjoying success at age 46.
Subscriptions are available elsewhere on this site.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
ILLNESS DOES NOT KEEP THIS PAIR FROM STANDOUT SEASONS
As the Atlantic League playoffs draw closer, the Tuesday Atlantic League Notebook zoomed in on two players having outstanding seasons who may well oppose each other. There is a sub-plot for the pair.
The Notebook also features, among other items:
--Two no-hit games which were overlooked earlier
--The newest player sale to a major league organization
--Who is the 2010 Mexican League batting champion playing with now?
Subscriptions to the twice-a-week Notebook are available at www.AtlanticLeagueBaseball.com.
The Notebook also features, among other items:
--Two no-hit games which were overlooked earlier
--The newest player sale to a major league organization
--Who is the 2010 Mexican League batting champion playing with now?
Subscriptions to the twice-a-week Notebook are available at www.AtlanticLeagueBaseball.com.
Friday, August 20, 2010
HE'S WELL TRAVELED, ALWAYS SMILING AND RECALLS ALL OF HIS ATLANTIC LEAGUE STOPS
Today's Atlantic League Notebook included a profile on the player who has perhaps played for more league franchises than anyone else. He talked about one key thing he remembers from each city. We also talked about:
--Somerset's prospects of making the playoffs
--Bridgeport's latest key acquisition
--Jose Canseco and several moves for Atlantic League alumni.
Subscriptions to the Notebookare only $19.95 for the balance of the season and are available here at www.AtlanticLeagueBaseball.com.
--Somerset's prospects of making the playoffs
--Bridgeport's latest key acquisition
--Jose Canseco and several moves for Atlantic League alumni.
Subscriptions to the Notebookare only $19.95 for the balance of the season and are available here at www.AtlanticLeagueBaseball.com.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
WILD CARD UPDATE AND AN INSIDE LOOK AT VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF THE ATLANTIC LEAGUE
The Tuesday issue of the Atlantic League Notebook attempts to give a reporter's inside view of the jobs of managers and players. This subscriber-only publication also featured:
--How the postseason is shaping up, especially from the perspective of the wild card races
--What may be in store for this former Atlantic League infielder once his playing days are complete?
--Butch Hobson's son is climbing the ladder
Subscriptions are only $19.95 for the balance of the season, and are available elsewhere on this page.
--How the postseason is shaping up, especially from the perspective of the wild card races
--What may be in store for this former Atlantic League infielder once his playing days are complete?
--Butch Hobson's son is climbing the ladder
Subscriptions are only $19.95 for the balance of the season, and are available elsewhere on this page.
Friday, August 13, 2010
WHAT TO DO IF YOU LOSE YOUR NO. 3 HITTER WITH DIVISIONAL RACES IN BALANCE
What can be done when you lose your No. 3 hitter, who also is the league home run leader? We examine possibilities facing Lancaster's dilemma in the Friday Atlantic League Notebook, which has been distributed to subscribers.
The Notebook also looks at some former Atlantic League players who may have the opportunity to help out in major league pennant races, discusses Newark's 60th player of the year and updates the fortunes of former league pitchers in affiliated organizations.
The subscription price for the twice-a-week Notebook has been reduced to $19.95 for the balance of this season.
The Notebook also looks at some former Atlantic League players who may have the opportunity to help out in major league pennant races, discusses Newark's 60th player of the year and updates the fortunes of former league pitchers in affiliated organizations.
The subscription price for the twice-a-week Notebook has been reduced to $19.95 for the balance of this season.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
IT IS DOUBLE DUTY FOR CAMDEN PAIR WITH PLAYOFFS LOOMING
Camden Manager Von Hayes and first baseman-DH Vito Chiaravalloti were key subjects in today's Atlantic League Notebook because of their double duty these days. We also:
--Updated the wild card race
--Discussed Matt Watson's trip to the disabled list with Oakland
--Offered quotes from Jay Gibbons, now with the Dodgers
--Talked about the comings and goings of players in our This 'n That section
Subscriptions to the Notebookare being offered at a reduced rate for the balance of the season. Signup can be established elsewhere on this page.
--Updated the wild card race
--Discussed Matt Watson's trip to the disabled list with Oakland
--Offered quotes from Jay Gibbons, now with the Dodgers
--Talked about the comings and goings of players in our This 'n That section
Subscriptions to the Notebookare being offered at a reduced rate for the balance of the season. Signup can be established elsewhere on this page.
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