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The San Francisco Giants, announced Tuesday, that they are currently in the process of replacing a commemorative plaque that honored Barry Bonds and his 756th home run.

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I will be honest. It was kind of up in the air on what was going to happen today when former Major League pitcher, John Rocker came on Sports Talk today.

For what it's worth, it turned out to be a really great interview and we made a new friend out of the deal as well!

Thanks to John Rocker for taking time to be on Sports Talk and discuss a number of topics from his playing days to politics

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For centuries, philosophers and scientists have asked the question, 'can something exist without being perceived.'  The example everyone knows and quotes is 'if a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?'

Pardon me for my ethnocentrism, but did Seattle and Oakland really open America's past time in Japan?  Obviously, the 44,000+ that filled the Tokyo Dome to see Ichiro play a professional game in his native land for the first time in over a decade know the game was played, but how but us poor saps in the good old U

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Every cliche, platitude, or superlative one could conjure up is applicable to what happened over a three hour period on the final evening of the 2011 Major League Baseball season.  The Braves and Red Sox decided to take September off, and the Cardinals and Rays took full advantage.

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Major League Baseball has reached the all star break.  That can mean only one thing, we are that much closer to football season!  I decided to go back to my MLB preview post from March 30th to see how my predictions have stood up.

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It was an Easter Weekend packed with plenty of playoff sports, and one major city is left with just baseball for the next few months.

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The 2011 MLB season has snuck up on us like the creepy guy at the office who makes no noise when he walks.  While most of us have been tearing up our brackets and wondering how VCU and Butler made the final four, the boys of summer have been in Arizona and Florida working on their tans, golf games, and occasionally playing some baseball.

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