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Saturday, July 4
by Christina Kahrl
A rundown on what's moving and shaking in the junior circuit.
Friday, July 3
by Jay Jaffe
The Dodgers no longer rule the roost, but with four of the top five teams in the AL East, they're in tough company.
by Eric Seidman
Making a choice to platoon or not to platoon cannot simply rely on one number in isolation.
by Marc Normandin
Some oddities in first-half performance make for better days ahead for this group of starting pitchers.
by Steven Goldman
Or why you need to keep Pierre in a Dakota to be named later.
Thursday, July 2
by Kiley McDaniel
The signing windows on Latin teen talents gets thrown open, but who's going to land where?
by Joe Sheehan
Breaking up the Pirates to end the losing should not be cause for maudlin laments about what's been lost.
by Jay Jaffe
Who gets picked is something less than a midsummer classic, but here's a lineup's worth of players worth inviting.
by Will Carroll
A surgery delayed isn't necessarily a surgery avoided, a newly hatched Cardinal crumples, plus other news.
by Christina Kahrl
The senior circuit's less mild West gets reviewed for its moves, unit-wide performances, and more.
by Kevin Goldstein
Not all prospects are disappointing, after all.
Wednesday, July 1
by John Perrotto
Can the Cubs get turned around, the Cardinals switch to win-now mode, Mo's latest landmark, plus news from around the game.
by Christina Kahrl
Some timbers get shivered as new Bucs suit up and old Bucs get recycled by other crews.
Baseball Prospectus
A trio of BP columnists join ESPN's Buster Olney to resolve whose surprising performances so far are real, and which aren't.
by Kevin Goldstein
Scouts pull no punches in talking about the prospects who've done less than expected.
by Shawn Hoffman
Why the Tribune still owns the Cubs.
Tuesday, June 30
by Will Carroll
Questions about two stars and cutting-edge procedures, the value of the other half of diet and exercise, plus injury news from around the game.
by Eric Seidman
A playful take on players who repeat themselves who repeat themselves in their slash stats.
by Steven Goldman
Upon reflection of Mo's latest relief feat, a review of a quartet of unremarked yet remarkable great seasons by past pen men.
by Marc Normandin
If only we could see what the Padres' slugger could do during a season as something other than a Padre.
Monday, June 29
by Kevin Goldstein
Preparing for the dog days of summer by checking up on some of the hottest young players.
by Christina Kahrl
Mark DeRosa is finally dealt, and more on the moves by the Cardinals and Indians.
by Joe Sheehan
It's a notes column with observations on King Felix's reign, Manny's return, and a pair of pitchers in pinstripes.
by Will Carroll
The hip issues of two hot corner stars in the AL East, an incredible comeback, repeating a procedure, and more from the hurts-and-worse beat.
by Alex Carnevale
A key figure in the industry sets his schedule for leaving, too many absent friends in St. Pete, plus other notable quotables from around the game.
Sunday, June 28
by Dave Pease
Our five remaining contestants only had a few hours to write their entries for this week.
by John Perrotto
Royal pains, National League contenders ponder patching up their pitching, plus other news from around the majors.
by David Laurila
A conversation with one of the game's great masters on the art and practice of hitting.
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