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I am from Pittsburgh but have divorced the Pirates because their ownership has been so atrocious over the last few years. If they do in fact get better, I will root for them. I have a very special place for the Yankees because my first time ever being able to watch the late, late World Series games were in 1996 with my late father as the Yankees came back to beat the Braves. I hated the Braves because of the way they ripped the heart out of Pittsburgh fans out and it was a pleasure seeing a young Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettite come back from a 2-0 hole. So if you don't like the reason I am a Yankees fans, screw off!

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Being a big Boston Red Sox fan in the middle of Pennsylvania can be a pretty lonely business. I know that many will argue this point, stating that there are tons of Red Sox fans everywhere since '04 and '07, but in my neck of the woods it's mostly darkness and crickets.

The three main avenues for my free time these days include reading, writing, and the Red Sox. I try to be as objective as possible in my writing, but I am what I am and will make no apologies for it.

Aside from the Sox, my other sports interests include Notre Dame Football, the Philadelphia Eagles & the NFL, the Phillies, and to a small extent, Penn State Football. You couldn't pay me enough to go to an NBA game and hockey, though I don't despise it like I do pro basketball, just doesn't hold my interest. G...

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Chris Bracey has worked as a Senior Researcher and Broadcast Associate at CBS College Sports (formerly CSTV) since 2006. Growing up in New York City he is fan of the Mets, Knicks, Bills, and Rangers in that order. Chris graduated from the College of Mount Saint Vincent in 2006 with B.A. in Communications. There he was General Manager of the campus radio station from 2003-2006.

You can check out his Blog, "The Sports Bro," at: www.thesportsbro.blogspot.com

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Baseball is my passion. My grandfather was Albert "Rube" Walker, who remained involved in the game of Major League Baseball for nearly 50 years as a player, pitching coach, and scout. Rube Walker was a catcher for the Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers before leaving the game as a player the season after the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958. Unfortunately, Rube Walker was the catcher behind the plate when Bobby Thomson slammed his famous "Shot Heard Round the World" on October 3, 1951 giving the Giants the National League pennant over the Dodgers in a three-game playoff.

As for myself, I completed my undergraduate work at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. I graduated from UMW with a BS degree and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. I...

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An aspiring talk show host and writer who has attended New York Yankee games since 1971, and was at the last game in old Yankee Stadium. He also played in the 1985 Division 3 College Baseball World Series as a member of the Marietta (OH) Pioneers. He is a fan of all sports but concentrates mainly on baseball and football. Check out his baseball writings on www.nybaseballdigest.com and his up and coming website at www.josephdelgrippo.com. Joe’s philosophy is letting young players develop rather than going after big money free agents.

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First of all I want to say that I pay attention to baseball and no other sports what so ever. The Mariners are my team, I bleed Blue and Teal. When I am older I am wanting to start a baseball store with batting cages,cards, gloves and basically the works. I am also A very devout Christian and if you have any questions about Christianity or Christianity in Baseball I would love to hear from you. Tha's the thing that keeps Josh Hamilton, Albert Pujols, Mark Teixeira, Matt Holliday, Todd Helton, Brad Hawpe, David Eckstein, Mark Mulder, Christian Guzman, Ryan Church, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettite and so many more players in common.

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A freelance journalist who is currently running the blog www.bronxbaseballdaily.com, an independent source of Yankee news and rumors.