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Tuesday, February 9
by Jay Jaffe
A look at which teams gets the most for their money in the National League East, and which ones don't.
by Matt Swartz and Eric Seidman
A look at the methodology behind Baseball Prospectus' new pitching metric.
by Tommy Bennett
Will Joe Mauer and a bevy of catching prospects be able to stay behind the plate over the long haul?
by Will Carroll
The Fish have their share of health risks, but not all of them involve the players you might expect.
Monday, February 8
by Will Carroll
Everyone wants to know whether or not phenom Stephen Strasburg will be able to avoid arm injuries.
by Kevin Goldstein
A system that has graduated a ton of talent to the big leagues already has more on the way.
by Matt Swartz and Eric Seidman
Unveiling a new statistic that provides a clearer picture of pitcher performance.
by Christina Kahrl
The Mariners add the third man, the Jays add depth, and the Dodgers extend an invitation.
by Russell A. Carleton
Alternating left-handed and right-handed relievers by temporarily shifting them to the outfield is an old strategy to reconsider.
by Alex Carnevale
The notable quotables from the week that was.
Sunday, February 7
by John Perrotto
The Pirates believe the beginning stages of their latest youth movement have the woebegone franchise heading in the right direction.
by David Laurila
One of relief pitching's pioneers reflects on his career with the Pirates and the way closers are handled today.
Friday, February 5
by Will Carroll
Cue the injury expert's entrance music as Will Carroll is back to preview and explain the 2010 Team Health Reports.
by Christina Kahrl
Carlos Marmol is back in the Cubs' fold to save games and hit batters while the Dodgers bring back a familiar utility pitcher
by Christina Kahrl
Hudson finds a Northwest passage, the Jays have Gregg on their face, and cementing Justin Verlander in place in the Motor City.
by David Laurila
The Indians' special adviser reflects on nearly six decades in professional baseball.
Thursday, February 4
by Shawn Hoffman
Dialing up the wayback machine to see who ranked atop and at the bottom of MLB during the Clinton era.
by Matt Swartz
Evaluating single high-profile signings against more scatter-shot solutions to team needs.
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