November 15, 200322 yr Hey, everyone start adding your favorite baseball sites to this list. espn.com/mlb baseballreference.com
November 15, 200322 yr Strikethree.com is an excellent site. Columns by BaseballHead are a must read.
November 15, 200322 yr www.baseball-reference.com www.cnnsi.com www.espn.com www.baseball-links.com www.retrosheet.com www.baseball-almanac.com www.sports-wired.com www.baseballlibrary.com www.mlb.com www.baseballamerica.com www.japanesebaseball.com www.soxtalk.com www.whitesoxinteractive.com www.whitesox.com Have I forgot any?
November 15, 200322 yr prosportsdaily.com Well this website thinks we r gonna get Mike Cameron back and Vina as well, and hav a look at the otha WS free agents. MIKE CAMERON, CF, MARINERS: Pros: Awesome defensively. When hot, he can carry a team with his bat and glove. Cons: Very streaky offensively. Doesn't hit for a lot of power and strikes out a lot. Where he fits: The Mets. They need outfield speed and defense worse than anyone. Where I'd like to see him: I like him where he is, but the M's seem to think otherwise. Where he'll end up: The White Sox. He seems to play well on the south side, and they have an opening. TOM GORDON, RHP, WHITE SOX: Pros: Had a great year in Chicago. Proved once again he has the makeup and stuff of a closer. Cons: He's 35 with a history of arm trouble. Handle with care. Where he fits: Minnesota again, certainly. Where I'd like to see him: Kansas City. Bring it on home, back where it all started. Where he'll end up: The Mets--if they don't trade for the men Gordon unseated in Chicago, Billy Koch. If that happens, he's not going anywhere. ROBERTO ALOMAR, 2B, WHITE SOX: Pros: Hall of famer. One of the greatest ever. Has that magical glove. Cons: May be so far over the hill he can't see it with the Hubble Space Telescope. Slow bat, vanished power. The myth about him being a problem in the clubhouse is no longer a myth. Where he fits: Which Alomar? The guy in Toronto, Baltimore and Cleveland or this guy? Where I'd like to see him: Pittsburgh. Where he'll end up: Colorado. This team could go either way, up or down. Alomar could be had for a respectable price, and he almost certainly will be better than Ronnie Belliard--for a while, maybe. CARL EVERETT, OF, WHITE SOX: Pros: Rejuvenated himself this past season with a good year and didn't cause trouble. The guy can hit a fair amount. Cons: He doesn't believe in the dinosaurs, which tells you something about his mental makeup. Can be lazy and a problem child. Where he fits: Colorado. He can bash there, and if a ball goes over his head, he doesn't have to run. It'll be gone anyway. Where I'd like to see him: Boston. A return to the scene of the great meltdown, but they don't have a use for him. Where he'll end up: Pittsburgh. They need a bat and they'll probably get him a reduced rate (which probably means reduced hustle). FERNANDO VINA, 2B, CARDINALS: Pros: Great hustle guy. Can still be an effective leadoff hitter. Cons: No spring chicken at 34 and leg injuries are often death to a leadoff guy. Where he fits: Oakland. Their second base situation is subpar. Where I'd like to see him: Oakland. Where he'll end up: The White Sox, if Alomar goes--and he will.
November 16, 200322 yr http://www.sportspages.com is very good. It basically provides links to sports columns and articles from every newspaper in the country.
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