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MLB.com PRO Blogs of the Day

Here’s a roundup of some of our newer PRO posts within the Major League Baseball family. Feel free to add your own Permalink to your latest post in the comments here.

http://sfgiantsphotos.mlblogs.com/2013/05/19/pants-up
The Giants wore their pants up as a display of team unity on Sunday, and SF Giants Photo blog has snapshots.

http://tigers.mlblogs.com/2013/05/19/tigers-to-honor-1968-world-champions-on-saturday-may-25
Comerica Park, 48201 previews the upcoming tribute to the 1968 World Series Champion Tigers on Saturday.

http://ramsey.mlblogs.com/2013/05/20/happy-pick-strawberries-day/
Jamie Ramsey highlights some Reds ranking among NL leaders in a variety of categories and gets out the vote.

http://whitesoxpride.mlblogs.com/2013/05/19/coming-home-red-sox-up-next/
A preview of a big series between the White Sox and the visiting Red Sox from Scott Reifert.

http://philliesinsider.mlblogs.com/2013/05/20/lighnting-replaces-fizzle/
A look back at the Phillies’ remarkable late rally and walk-off win against Aroldis Chapman on Sunday by Larry Shenk.

http://newberg.mlblogs.com/2013/05/20/a-shortstop-from-maracay/
Jamey Newberg freely admits to coveting the Tigers’ amazing Triple Crown winner, Miguel Cabrera.

http://langosch.mlblogs.com/2013/05/19/so-what-was-it-that-made-lohse-so-mad/
Jennier Langosch looks into the mystery of what had former Cardinal Kyle Lohse upset at Busch Stadium on Sunday.

Happy Mother's Day!

Reblogged from My Serendipitous Life as a Baseball Wife:

I wanted to write a quick post wishing everyone a happy mother's day. Today is a very special day after all and all the amazing women out there who have cared for a child, human or otherwise, deserve a whole lot of love.

That being said, when I texted all of my mom friends today, much to my surprise, I received a bunch of "You too's!" This really got me thinking.

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CONGRATS! Nice Mother's Day surprise announcement on MLB.com/blogs!

Pie Protectors!

Reblogged from Eric Sogard's Glasses:

Just call me the Pie Protectors!

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A's second baseman Eric Sogard scored the winning run in a walk-off win yesterday, and his glasses give you a view of a pie in the face. WATCH AND SHARE

Thinking All-Star Week at Citi Field

One of the coolest things about being a baseball fan is knowing your All-Star Game is light years better than any other sport’s…and that it matters. The National League has capitalized on three straight All-Star victories.

I spent Tuesday at Citi Field, partly for the big Clayton Kershaw-Jon Niese matchup and also to do some advance work on the All-Star Week stuff that is coming there for this summer. Here is my ballot launch story on MLB.com and here is the 2013 All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot sponsored by freecreditscore.com.

Just wanted to share some Instagrams I posted in the meantime, and making sure you are all set to blog like crazy now that the All-Star ballot is out. Make sure you leave comments here with your full URL and tell us to come and see how you use up those earliest votes, and we’ll promote some of them.

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Opening Day Video

Reblogged from *touch* 'em all:

Our very own longtime MLB.com Blogger and pioneer of women's ballpark fashions Alyssa Milano posted this video from Opening Day -- and you can find her in it, too. Hope you are enjoying the start of the 2013 Major League Baseball regular season, and be sure to leave your full URL here with a comment to help direct us over to your blog!

Harlem Shake: Bring your own costume Monday!

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According to Nick Swisher, Monday's filming of the Tribe's Harlem Shake video was "Bring your own costume Monday!" And boy did he and his teammates ever. Here is the roster of the downright ridiculous costumes on display in the Tribe Town 216 edition.

Parrot: Jason Kipnis (costume courtesy of Vinnie Pestano)

Ohio State football star: Nick Swisher

Green man: Jason Giambi…

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Watch the video at the bottom and get all the Harlem Shake descriptions in the post. What everyone in baseball has been buzzing about all day...

Tilting at Windmills - Brandon Belt

Reblogged from Brandon and Brandon:

Some of you might have seen an unusual tweet from me two days ago.

“I want to compliment you @channingtatum, you got a rockin bod in Magic Mike #winkyface”.

People tweeted back that they hoped I had gotten hacked. Someone told me I was weird. “You’re not wrong,’’ I tweeted back. Someone else wondered if Haylee had taken my phone and written it.

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Here's the latest post from Giants 1B Brandon Belt...

Brett, Howard, Bautista and videos everywhere

Are you embedding MLB.com videos yet or still just posting all your thoughts in text? It’s easy. Just find an MLB.com video, click the Embed link, copy the code and paste it right here — like George Brett punking fans or a couple of moonshots:

Happy Grounds Crew Day!

groundskeepersI wrote a letter to Punxsutawney Phil as an ode to the more than 1,000 groundskeepers who are preparing Spring Training and Major League Ballparks for us — and that’s not even counting all the Minor League parks! Do you know what their typical day is like? Did you know that groundskeeper was the first profession ever according to the Bible? Do you know how many members are on a typical grounds crew for Spring Training and the 30 Major League parks? Phil has been notified, that’s for sure. Bill Murray is even on our side, not his. Hope you enjoy #GroundsCrewDay now that we have taken over each February 2, and please spread the word by commenting on the story and reblogging this post! Also stop by and say hi to MLB head groundskeeping guru Murray Cook, who is about to celebrate the eighth birthday of one of our original 4 MLB.com Blogs created in April 2005. I owe Murray a huge thanks for all the info that went into our Grounds Crew Day story. – Mark

Life from the Press Box

Reblogged from Baseball Books:

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by T.R. Sullivan/MLB.com

Ichiro Suzuki is a great hitter, but he is also the man behind an iron façade. Few know much about him other than the fact he has been a hit machine in his 12 years in the Major Leagues.

Former MLB.com beat reporter and long-time baseball writer Jim Street offers readers insights into the personality of Suzuki -- and other players, coaches, managers and executives -- in his entertaining and recently published memoir, "Life From the Press Box." …

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My longtime friend and former San Jose Mercury News and (later) MLB.com colleague Jim Street has a new book out looking back at life from the press box. My colleague and MLB.com blogger TR Sullivan just reviewed it for MLB.com and for our official MLB.com Books Blog. First, I want to make sure you see the review, so reblogging it here. Second, I want to make sure you know about our books blog. We launched it not just for MLB.com reviews, but also for YOUR reviews. If you want to review any baseball book on your MLB.com Blog, please just leave a comment here with the Permalink, and we may excerpt the top of the post on our books blog and reviewer name with link to the full review, as we did with this one. Happy reading and reviewing!
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