Every Thursday here in the FanDome, this site has featured a links page of posts from the past week of member sites of the general chapter of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance (BBA). This writer is proud to be a part of such great peers and is happy to introduce many of you to their terrific writing. Enjoy.
Theo over at Hot Corner Harbor considers the MVP and Hank Aaron Awards. Did a pitcher make the list. Click to find out!
Dugout 24 has an interesting post on dirty baseballs. It might not be what you think.
Diamond Hoggers thinks that Justin Upton is a very strong man.
Bryan over at Replacement Level Baseball Blog does some heavy lifting considering the Cy Young Award races. Great read.
The Cy Young Award and MVP Award was also on Jed Rigney's mind over at Through the Fence Baseball. Nice analysis.
Michael Schwartze is among a bevy of great writers over at MLB Dirt. He gives his take on Ryan Braun's candidacy as MVP.
Mickey Brignall is very excited about the National League post season and shares his thoughts over at Call to the Pen.
Robbie marvels at the Flying Showalters and their late penchant for playing the spoilers. Robbie also find out once again that baseball is as unpredictable as ever at The BaseBlawg.
Aaron Somers of Blogging From the Bleachers fame provides us with a thorough comparison of Trott Nixon and J. D. Drew and perhaps ends a long-standing debate. Terrific read.
Sooze over at Babes Love Baseball thinks Justin Verlander is out of control.
Over at The Baseball Index, the rookie campaign of Brett Lawrie is considered.
There is always a lot going on at The Platoon Advantage. With a a fine quartet of writers, the SweetSpot Network site is a must read just about every day. Consider Bill's take on the improbable season of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Russ Blatt congratulates Mariano Rivera in style over at 85% Sports. Good read.
An intern at Off Base Percentage saw Moneyball. MTD reports.
Featured Site of the Week! MLB Reports was founded over a year ago by Jonathan Hacohen who has been writing about baseball for twenty years. Many of us start our sites with the hope they catch a spark and become well received and popular. MLB Reports has showed us the way with hard work, great writing and a nice finger on the pulse of what social media can do to promote what we do. If you love a great baseball site and want to know how to make a dent in this media, look no further than the work Jonathan, Rob Bland and April Whitzman do over at MLB Reports. For their featured link this week, the choice is a great look at the farm system of the Toronto Blue Jays.
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