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MEDIA of the WEEK
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Clip of the Week:
- Press Boxes Become an Afterthought, After the Thought of Luxury Seats by Richard Sandomir, New York Times
Clips to Click:
- Mitchell was wrong choice by Ken Davidoff, Newsday
- Sheffield stumbles on the race issue by Claire Smith, Philadelphia Inquirer
- Hoffman passes out credit where the credit is due by Nick Canepa, San Diego Union-Tribune
- Former teammates saved some Hoffman memories by John Shea, San Francisco Chronicle
- Bonds' mom tells him to get it in gear: Slugger says she told him to get himself together, start playing by Barry Bloom, MLB.com
- Durbin's rebuilt arm lifts big load by Michael Rosenberg, Detroit Free Press
- Homer gives fans new hope: As debuts go, this one wasn't bad for starters by Paul Daugherty, Cincinnati Enquirer
- Bonds stories have legs, even sore ones by Scott Ostler, San Francisco Chronicle
- Sports stars are no Paris Hilton by Gary Peterson, Contra Costa Times
- Rocket reminds us he's special: Clemens pitches six innings in 2007 debut with Yankees and earns his 349th career victory by Richard Justice, Houston Chronicle
- Some longtime Senators fans can forgive... by Patrick Reusse, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
- M's face excruciating decision over Ichiro by Larry Stone, Seattle Times
- It isn't the mild, mild West by Troy Renck, Denver Post
- Scioscia reincarnates Whiteyball by Bernie Miklasz, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- For 40-Somethings, ‘Retire’ Still Means Getting Hitters Out by Murray Chass, New York Times
- Hunter equally fearless on field or with opinions: The star center fielder has been articulate in his views and isn't about to back down from his convictions by Jim Souhan, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
- Baseball players are going to the blogs: Baseball players have taken to the Internet, but some have found a MySpace odyssey can be a rough journey by Sam Mellinger, Kansas City Star
- Announcers join Reds greats by Kevin Kelly, Cincinnati Enquirer
- Relying on Bonds doesn't give team ghost of a chance by Tim Kawakami, San Jose Mercury News
- To Miller, Selig's over the line with Giambi by Kevin Brewer, Washington Times
- At this game, the baseball players didn't pull any punches: the umpire at a 1953 game between Hollywood Stars and Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League recalls 'probably the biggest fight in baseball history' -- which took 50 police officers to help break-up by Jerry Crowe, Los Angeles Times
- No conspiracy is keeping blacks out of baseball by Bryan Burwell, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- Time stands still at Wrigley Field by Larry Stone, Seattle Times
- VER-OCIOUS!: Verlander gives team first no-hitter since roar of '84 by Lynn Henning, Detroit News
- Baseball stars seem to be extinct by Bernie Lincicome, Rocky Mountain News
- Overrated? OVERRATED?! Boras upset by Andruw critique by David O'Brien, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- You just can't force a homer by Joe Posnanski, Kansas City Star
- Padres hope Bush blossoms on mound by John Maffei, North County Times
- Seagull issue at Comerica Park for the birds ... and dogs by John Lowe, Detroit Free Press
- Dinner discussion tabled; LaBelle gets apology by Joe Cowley, Chicago Sun-Times
- Blogger’s Ejection May Mean Suit for N.C.A.A. by Joe LaPointe, New York Times
- Rookie becomes one of the guys by Jim Salisbury, Philadelphia Inquirer
- Life may begin at 40, but baseball will end for Kent: Second baseman says he won't play beyond next season, and even that's not guaranteed by T.J. Simers, Los Angeles Times
Clips to Click - 1997 Florida Marlins Anniversary Edition:
- 1997 Marlins often overlooked despite dramatic win by Series of Articles by Sun-Sentinel
- Celebrating 10 years since Marlins' 1997 World Series by Dave George, Palm Beach Post
Blog of the Week:
- Inside the Dodgers by Josh Rawitch, Director of Public Relations and Broadcasting, Los Angeles Dodgers
Book of the Week:
- The Card: Collectors, Con Men, and the True Story of History's Most Desired Baseball Card by Michael O'Keefe and Teri Thompson
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