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Twelve Thoughts: Nolan Ryan, Giants Bargains, Mat Latos

West Coast Bias, classing the place up, gives you Dick Enberg's spirited ode to Nolan Ryan's 383-strikeout season. The American League's Cy Young award in 1973 went to Jim Palmer of the first-place Baltimore Orioles, in part, the former Angels broadcaster said, because Ryan's feats with a weak California club were muted...

Starting Five: AL Central Tighter Than A-Rod in October

Starting Five is our wrapup of the previous day's baseball action, with a quick nod to what is ahead.You Oughta Know ...The AL Central could be tight all the way through September. Going into Tuesday's games, three teams were tied for first at two games over .500, and all three -- the White Sox, the Tigers and the Royals...

Notes From the Clubhouse: Baltimore Blues Might Finally Be Fading

Our MLB editor provides weekly dispatches from major league games in Notes From the Clubhouse.Last week, the Orioles celebrated the 25th anniversary of their 1983 World Series title. That was the last time the once-proud franchise won a championship, in case you were wondering, and it's been a decade since they were...

B.J. Upton Swings Hard Enough to Knock Himself Out of a Game

From Bobby Ojeda trimming off the tip of his middle finger with hedge clippers to Glenallen Hill falling down a staircase because of a nightmare, there's a long history of odd off-field injuries in baseball. During games, though, the injuries are more run of the mill which made what happened to B.J. Upton this afternoon...

Should Bonds Play on Hall of Fame Sunday?

The Hall of Fame induction ceremonies are this Sunday in New York, and all the way in California the Giants will be hosting the Marlins in San Francisco. Should Barry Bonds sit out on Sunday so as to not risk overshadowing what's happening in Cooperstown? After all, wouldn't it be a disservice to Cal Ripken or Tony Gwynn...

Jim Palmer News From the Web

05/27/12 'VEEP' comes to Baltimore's Camden Yards Source: The Baltimore Sun - Baltimore MD Baltimore gets lots of face time in "VEEP," the Maryland-made HBO political satire starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
05/23/12 Mount Pleasant resident defiant on yard cleanup issues Source: The Post and Courier - Charleston SC Glenn Smith/Staff Debbie Hodgkinson (left) and her sister, Linda Ruggles, confront Mount Pleasant code enforcement officer Jim Palmer at their home.
05/02/12 Arrieta shuts down Yankees, O's send Nova to loss Source: New York Post - New York NY Jake Arrieta pitched eight innings of five-hit ball Wednesday night, and the Baltimore Orioles ended Ivan Nova's 15-game winning streak with a 5-0 victory over the Yankees.
05/02/12 Noise ordinance could be modified in Holladay Source: Cottonwood/Holladay Journal - Cottonwood UT Recent proposed changes to the Salt Lake County noise regulations have Holladay City officials a bit concerned.
05/02/12 Holladay emergency crews put to the test Source: Cottonwood/Holladay Journal - Cottonwood UT Emergency crews responded to a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on April 17 at 10:15 a.m.