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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – February 5, 2015
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
Still in Georgia, I turn my attention to Turner Field.
With only a few more seasons left at the “Ted”, the memorable moments on that field are kind of scarce.
Meanwhile the drab “Cookie Cutter” old Fulton County Stadium was the home to the best Atlanta baseball moments and some of the great baseball highlights of all time.
It is a respect for stadiums past episode of The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast.
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Tags: 1991 World Series, 1992 NLCS, 1995 world series, 1996 Olympics, 1999 NLCS, 2001 NLCS, Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Fulton County Stadium, Francisco Cabrera, fulton county stadium, fulton county stadium in atlanta, hank aaron, turner field
The Mets Signing Colon To 2 YRs/$20 MIL – Is Just Par For The Course Of Insane!
Posted by Jonathan Hacohen

PED use or not, Stem Cell technology, and who knows what else has aided Colon’s body over the last 3 seasons of success. Yes he was 18 – 6, with a 2.65 ERA – finishing 6th in AL Voting, however the A’s went and paid someone else to fill his spot (Scott Kazmir), and usually they are not wrong on guys. The 40 Year Old from Dominican Republic, is also a gigantic man who decimated his hamstring during a routine PFP in 2011 with the Yankees. You have to think his lucky streak is numbered sooner or later. Whether it is another failed drug test, or he blows out a ligament running anything down, or just has father time come down on him, signing this man to a 2 YR deal, for a team not probably contending in 2014, is downright absurd.
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‘Stoking The Fire’ – Week 9
The Mets are like a gambling addict that has been clean for a few years, before suffering a serious relapse.
This club is just coming off a season where they doled out $18 MIL for Jason Bay (who they released – and still owe $3 MIL in 2014) and Johan Santana ($25.5 MIL and a $5 MIL Buyout for 2014).
These are guys that never played for you during the 2013 season. Oh yeah…They still contribute annually to the Bobby Bonilla ‘liquor fund’ – thanks to a long restructured contract from many moons ago.
So now that they have altered their club to don a new era of “Strike out Champs”, they have gone overboard in throwing down a 2 YR/$20 MIL contract for a 300 LB PED user like Bartolo Colon.
“It Was A Little More Than Stem Cell Technology”
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