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2012 AL Cy Young David Price Edges Reigning Winner Tampa Bay Rays left-hander David Price won the 2012 American League Cy Young Award in a close call over the 2011 winner, Detroit Tigers right-hander Justin Verlander, in one of the tightest races in the history of the AL balloting. Results were ann...

2012 NL Manager of the Year Davey Johnson Honored for Leading Nationals to 98 Wins Davey Johnson, who guided the Washington Nationals to a division title for the first time in a full season in the history of a franchise that dates to 1969 in Montreal, was voted the National League Manager of the Ye...

2012 AL Manager of the Year Bob Melvin Wins 2nd Award in 6 Seasons Bob Melvin, who directed the Oakland Athletics to the American League West title and their first postseason appearance since 2006, was named AL Manager of the Year in a close vote over the Baltimore Orioles’ Buck Showalter, who led ...

2012 NL Rookie of the Year Bryce Harper Narrowly Wins Award Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper won the National League Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award in a close election over Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Wade Miley, the BBWAA announced on MLB Network today. Complete BBWAA Announ...

2012 AL Rookie of the Year

Mike Trout Wins Unanimously

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim center fielder Mike Trout was a unanimous choice as the American League winner of the Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award, the BBWAA announced on MLB Network today.

BBWAA Complete Announcement

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Mighty season brings Braun NL MVP Award Brewers slugger prevails over Kemp; Fielder finishes third MILWAUKEE -- And now, a dose of tradition to follow a day of debate. Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun -- a prolific hitter from a contending team -- is the National League's Most Valuable Player. Braun ...

Verlander turns double play, wins AL MVP Cy Young winner first starting pitcher to couple awards since '86 DETROIT -- Justin Verlander's case for winning the American League MVP is closed. His trophy case, on the other hand, had better be open, because he's going to need room. With a no-hitter, an A...

Kershaw is the winner of NL Cy Young Award Dodgers lefty wins 21, pitching Triple Crown in third full season The first time Joe Torre saw Clayton Kershaw pitch, he compared him to Sandy Koufax. On Thursday, the talented young left-hander took his biggest step yet toward proving that comparison apt b...

Astros sale to Crane, move to AL approved Houston to shift and join state-rival Rangers in AL West in 2013 MILWAUKEE -- The sale of the Astros by Drayton McLane to a group headed by Houston businessman Jim Crane for $610 million was approved Thursday by Major League Baseball owners at their final qu...

Gibson, Maddon named top skippers in 2011 Both men were responsible for remarkable turnarounds in 2011 -- one on the drop of a dime in a one-month span, the other in stark contrast to the team's finish from a year previous. Tampa Bay's Joe Maddon and Arizona's Kirk Gibson on Wednesday were named the...

Verlander takes AL Cy in unanimous vote DETROIT -- In the end, the only question about the American League Cy Young Award was Justin Verlander's margin of victory. And it was unanimous. The result was inevitable once Verlander captured the league's pitching Triple Crown. Tuesday was the coronation, ...

SMLCHNG wrote:

oph wrote:

SMLCHNG wrote:We're ready!!

you're taking all that on the lightrail?

Nope. We're driving instead.

i thought about it but since it's just me and i don't know when i'll be able to be there the lightrail would probably be easier.

not quite sure what time i'll get to the lot as there are other things i need to take care of but from looking at the forecast it kinds looks like long pants and not shorts are in the equation.

SMLCHNG wrote:We're ready!!

you're taking all that on the lightrail?

Our plans are still in the formation stages... at this point, it looks like we will take the Light Rail in and get there late-afternoon, after the drive up from the Valley. If the Light Rail station is difficult to get to from the hotel, or it looks shady (we'll get back late at night) we may drive...

Our plans are still in the formation stages... at this point, it looks like we will take the Light Rail in and get there late-afternoon, after the drive up from the Valley. If the Light Rail station is difficult to get to from the hotel, or it looks shady (we'll get back late at night) we may drive...

In honor of Jim's 75th birthday

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LIPH wrote:So, if an out of towner were to show up, what hotels are in the area and is it possible to get by without renting a car?

There are hotels downtown and well within walking distance from the arena but their prices are normally 150+ a night.