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    Why Jeffrey Loria is a disgrace for the game of baseball

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 17, 2014

    I have written this article for the Cuban Baseball Magazine Universo Beisbol, which you can find at my favorite links bottom left of this blog. In this piece, I’d like to point out why I think Jeffrey Loria is a pest for the game of baseball. I keep him responsible for the demise of the…

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    Origin of Minor League team names: I

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 17, 2014

    Since 2004 I am addicted to Minor League baseball. Not that it is easy to attend a game when you live in the Netherlands, but I love the way those clubs are more focused on families, children and the related entertainment. In 2008 I attended my first Minor League game at Adelanto, CA. The High…

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    Dutchies in the Major Leagues: Tuesday September 16, 2014

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 17, 2014

    Jonathan Schoop and the Orioles or “How the East was won.” What’s better than clinching a pennant in your own stadium. This is what the O’s did. In the second game of a three game series against runner up the Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto’s José Bautista scored the opening run on a double by Edwin…

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    European Cup 2014: Results of Day Five

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    On the fifth day of the European Cup, there was almost one surprise. Belgium came back from behind in the seventh inning after trailing 3-0 and took the lead in the eight when Sebastiaan Vandesompele scored the go ahead run. But France fought back in the ninth when they scored two runs for the 5-4 walk…

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    European Cup 2014: Dutch unbeaten to next round

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    There was never any doubt if the Dutch would beat Russia. But for a long time it looked like the Russians could force the Dutch into nine innings. Dutch team manager Steve Janssen started a couple of bench players: Jurrian Koks (SP), Danny Rombley (RF), Gilmer Lampe (LF) and Dashenko Ricardo (C). After three innings…

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    Rant of a frustrated Yankee fan

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    I realize that this rant doesn’t really belong on a blog about (mainly) Dutch baseball. But I have to vent my frustration somewhere. Nowadays it is hard to be a Yankee fan (much to the amusement of the many Red Sox fans that I know). When I woke up this morning and checked the baseball…

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    Dutchies in the Major Leagues: Monday September 15, 2014

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    A limited number of Dutchies saw action yesterday. The Dodgers won with big numbers so Kenley Jansen could take a rest. His team mate Roger Bernadina was kept on the bench. The Red Sox didn’t play, so no Xander Bogaerts either. Jonathan Schoop entered last night’s game vs the Blue Jays in the ninth as…

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    European Cup 2014: Results of Day Four

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    Belgian starter Cedric Desmedt threw a 143 pitch complete game that was won by the Red Hawks 5-0. This time the victim was Great Britain. Belgium scored five runs (one unearned) on six hits. Desmedt allowed three hits, walked four, fanned six, hit two batters with a pitch and threw one wild pitch. The last…

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    European Cup 2014: Dutch show two faces

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 16, 2014

    In tonight’s game, the Dutch squad showed two faces. One that gave seven runs in three innings and one that could turn around the game. Dutch starter Orlando Yntema gave up three runs in the first inning on two singles by Daniel Martinez and Oscar D. Angulo and a homerun by Jesus E. Golindano. Golindano:…

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    Dutchies in the Major Leagues: Sunday September 14, 2014

    Byyankeebiscuitfan September 15, 2014

    It looks like the Braves have lost it completely. Last night they lost from the team with the worst W-L record in MLB, the Texas Ranger: 3-10.  Andrelton Simmons went 1 for 4 and left two runners on base. On the defensive side, Simmons was the initiator of two 6-4-3 double plays. Kenley Jansen clinched…

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