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STAFF BLOG ASTROBOB A ballgame played in the night sky
The moon's back in the west tonight but very low especially from the northern U.S., where it sets about a half hour after sunset. Look for a wiry crescent around and shortly after sunset. Being so c...
Posted on 8/19/12 at 12:44 PM
STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG Check out what these ten year olds are doing on Areavoices! - Areavoices Digest #84
I just love this idea! Matt and Graham are two ten year olds who love baseball. This summer they're setting out on a six day six game six city baseball tour with their dads and they're taking Areavoic...
Posted on 8/1/12 at 3:06 PM
STAFF BLOG MINNESOTA SPORTS Don't make a final judgment on Mauer just yet
There has been plenty of debate related to the season Joe Mauer is having for the Twins, and the catcher has come under a remarkable amount of criticism in recent weeks. It's fair to say Mauer has ha...
Posted on 9/2/11 at 8:26 AM
CAPITOL CHATTER Not everything in Legislature is about the budget
While most legislative attention is focused on budget bills, several smaller measures also have passed the House, including: A bill giving local governments the option to approve zoning variances. Ne...
Posted on 4/5/11 at 12:43 PM
Baseball: Sabers walk past Tigers
Pitching was undoubtedly the biggest question mark for the Farmington baseball team heading into the 2011 season.
The Tigers didn’t find many answers in their opener last Thursday against Shakopee. Six pitchers combined for 16 walks and the Sabers rolled to a 15-4 rout in Farmington.
By Matt Steichen , April 13, 2011
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Baseball: Tigers turning over roster
Most of the spots on the field are up for grabs, but the biggest question mark is in the center of diamond for the Farmington baseball team.
The Tigers lost nine seniors from last year’s team that finished 9-14 overall and 5-9 in the Missota Conference. Those seniors combined to pitch 140 2/3 of the team’s 144 innings.
By Matt Steichen , March 23, 2011
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Baseball: Larson outduels Tang as Lakers top Tigers
It was a matchup of contrasting pitching styles Monday afternoon in Farmington.
Both senior starting pitchers — Farmington’s Justin Tang and Prior Lake’s T.J. Larson — entered among the Missota Conference’s leaders in wins and ERA. Tang had used his control and ability to change speeds to compile a 3-0 record, a save and a 1.82 ERA so far this season, but it was Larson, a power pitcher, who used seven strikeouts to hold Farmington to one unearned run over six innings and pick up his sixth win in Prior Lake’s 6-4 victory.
By Matt Steichen , May 19, 2010
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