Check out this ridiculous footage of the new MLB 2K7 being played on an XBox 360:
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I don’t know how often you all watch John Smoltz, but that really, *really* looks like John Smoltz’s delivery. Plus, they even captured Andruw’s half-hearted jog-and-catch in center!
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December 7, 2008 - 9:50 pm
Continuing an annual tradition we began last year in this space, we here at UmpBump cast our ballots this year for who we think should be in the Hall of Fame who is not yet in.
The rules were simple: elect anyone you want, with no restrictions. Just like the real Hall, players who appear [...]
November 8, 2008 - 5:43 pm
Back by popular demand*, we UmpBump writers are already hard at work composing our semi-annual “What They Need” posts, where we basically play GM for all 30 teams. There’s already movement going on in the Hot Stove front so there’s no time to waste. Check back with us throughout the fall season for regular posts [...]
May 20, 2008 - 12:43 pm
“She uses an odd, side-armed delivery, and puts both speed and curve on the ball. Her greatest asset, however, is control. She can place the ball where she pleases, and her knack at guessing the weakness of a batter is uncanny.” - The Chattanooga News
It was a bit of serendipity. Yesterday, as our own [...]
April 27, 2008 - 8:33 am
It probably comes as a surprise to no one that the Washington Nationals have a pretty abominable team once again this season, and that they are tied with the Texas Rangers for the worst record in baseball at 8-17. That is exactly the sort of performance we have come to expect from the Expos/Nats after [...]
January 20th, 2007 at 5:17 pm
I remember clearly when the Cincinnati Redlegs had all they could stand of Robinson and traded him to the Orioles for a fungo bat and a rubber arm. Frank Robinson was in the prime of his career, but the Reds management and their fans had seen enough. The experience humbled Frank, so he became a good team mate in Baltimore during the remainder of his time with the team until the very end.
MLB did Frank a favor when they hired him to manage the Expos, a team in disarray. Now Robinson has burned his last bridge in baseball. Goodby Frank and good luck.
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November 19th, 2007 at 10:28 pm
Frank Robinson was a great player in Cincinnati !! He and Vada Pinson were branded as a clique and Robby was traded to Baltimore for Milt the wilt Pappas, what a joke trade !!!
Frank was a great leader in Cincinnati , he had a GM WHO WANTED HIM GONE ; BILL CHEAP DEWITT 11
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