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Mark Feinsand’s coverage primarily revolves around baseball, with a focus on free agency, trades, and player contracts. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis related to baseball events.
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By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- José Soriano’s first start in a Blue Jays uniform wasn’t as lengthy as they may have hoped for, but the newest member of Toronto’s rotation gave his new team a solid effort against the Phillies. Soriano allowed two runs (one earned) over 4 2/3 innings Friday night at
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- When Brett Bateman got called into the manager’s office Thursday at Triple-A Buffalo, he figured he knew the topic of conversation. Turns out, he had no idea.
PHILADELPHIA -- José Soriano’s first start in a Blue Jays uniform wasn’t as lengthy as they may have hoped for, but the newest member of Toronto’s rotation gave his new team a solid effort against the Phillies. Soriano allowed two runs (one earned) over 4 2/3 innings in the Blue
PHILADELPHIA – Move over, Big Train. Mad Max just put you in his rear-view mirror. Max Scherzer passed Walter Johnson for sole possession of 10th place on Major League Baseball’s all-time strikeout list, recording the 3,516th punchout of his career with a sixth-inning K of Kyle Schwarber on Saturday night
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- As they prepared for their flight back to Toronto on Sunday evening, it was difficult to tell whether the Blue Jays had just won or lost. Loud music echoed through a room filled with players both mentally and physically drained from yet another extra-innings affair, a sound typically
By: Mark Feinsand
There is no busier day on the baseball calendar than the Trade Deadline. Executives around baseball frantically try to swing deals while they still can, reporters hustle to chase down leads, while fans anxiously await news on what their favorite teams have in store for them. Now that the dust
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA – Another day, another Phillies player leaving a game early.
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- Through his first four starts in August, Cristopher Sánchez had been close to unhittable this month. That was until Sunday, when the Cardinals used both small ball and a big blast to get to the Phillies left-hander.
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- For eight innings, it looked like the Phillies’ winning streak would come to an end on the final day of the homestand.
A number of postseason races are entering the home stretch, and 21 of the league’s 30 teams are still within five games of a playoff berth as we enter the final month of the regular season. But it’s never too early to look ahead at the offseason, when a number
