Wednesday, February 18, 2015

JAL’s I Want You to Want Me Morning Links









I Want You to Want Me  Cheap Trick  1979  34th most popular song of the year.  Expresses the what many players in spring training want

GENERAL UPDATED BASEBALL SITES

1- MLB Transactions


2-MLB Trade Rumors-Pirates


3 BFFL’s 2014 Pirates Stats Spreadsheet


4 PBC Asylum Recipe Collection



5 Pirates Prospects

Pittsburgh Pirates 2015 Spring Training Tracker



BLOGS and such


6Pirates Prospects



A Video Comparison of Jung-ho Kang and Jordy Mercer at Shortstop



It’s Vance Worley vs Jeff Locke For the Lone Battle in the Rotation


2015 Altoona Curve: Top Prospects, Roster Projections, and Position Battles

First Pitch: The Pirates Pitching Depth, as Told Through Flow Charts



7 Bucs Dugout</b>

Bucs Dugout Podcast: Spring Training preview


8 Green Weenie

2/17: Big Ed; One Pitcher, One Batter; Nate the Great...





9 Rumbunter

Alen Hanson facing roadblocks on his road to Pittsburgh



Pittsburgh Pirates Top Five Right Fielders



It is time to expect more from the Pittsburgh Pirates


10 From Forbes to Federal

A.J. Burnett & Aging Curves for Starting Pitchers


NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES and Other Media

11 Minor League Ball

> Walker's long trek to bigs ended at home</b>


12 Pittsburgh Sporting News

Pirates spring training: Three things to watch



13 Altoona Mirror

Curious to watch Pirates at camp



14 St Louis Post Dispatch

Holliday sure Cards have more offense



15 USA Today</b>

MLB spring training preview: Everyone's all in for 2015


16 Chicago Sun Times  

Cubs fire back at rooftop owners' attempt to halt Wrigley Field renovations


17 CBS Sports

Grading the Offseason: AL West


18 Fangraphs

The FanGraphs Top 200 Prospect List



19 Sports on Earth

THE SPORTS APOLOGY SINCERITY SCALE



20 Just a Bit Outside

PITCH-FRAMING IN OLDEN TIMES


21 Baseball Prospectus

2015 Organizational Rankings



22 Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Bob Smizik: Home-grown Pirates


Shots Across the Bow: Welcome to spring



23Tribune Review

Second baseman Walker faces crossroads with his hometown Pirates