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Posted: Nov 18th 2009 2:25 PM ET by Frankie Piliere (RSS feed)
Filed Under: MLB Live Blogging, MLB Rumors, Prospects, Scout's Eye View

Hot Stove season will get in to full swing on Friday, the first day free agents are allowed to discuss finances with teams other than the one they played for in 2009.
With the market about to open, FanHouse's National
Baseball Analyst Frankie Piliere is assembling his list of the top 50 free agents. While he won't unveil the whole thing until Friday, he is ready to talk about the lay of the free-agent landscape, address some of the biggest rumors, size up the intentions of buyers and sellers and, of course, talk prospects.
Piliere chatted live on Wednesday afternoon. After the jump, read a wrapup.
Posted: Nov 11th 2009 12:45 PM ET by Frankie Piliere (RSS feed)
Filed Under: MLB Live Blogging, MLB Rumors, MLB Transactions, Prospects, Scout's Eye View

With the season wrapped up, we can collectively turn our attention to off-the-field topics. As always, there is plenty to be discussed with the Hot Stove already burning. As each team turns their attention to 2010 there a number of questions to answer. How will each trade and free-agent signing impact the clubs involved? Which prospects, like Washington's Stephen Strasburg pictured on the right, can fans look forward to next year?
MLB FanHouse's Frankie Piliere examined all those questions and more, after the jump, in a live chat on Wednesday afternoon.
Piliere, who spent the last three seasons working as a scout, most recently in the professional scouting department for the
Texas Rangers this year, now serves as a National
Baseball Analyst for FanHouse.
Posted: Nov 4th 2009 6:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

As if the first Game 6 in the World Series in six years wasn't enough to whet your appetite, it's
Pedro Martinez in the Bronx, Round 2, on Thursday night. Oh, there's a championship on the line as well as the
Yankees try for the second time to win their 27th championship.
Yes, there will be no shortage of drama as the Fall Classic returns to Yankee Stadium, and the
MLB FanHouse crew will be here to take you from the first pitch to the final out and beyond.
Will the Yankees celebrate or will the
Phillies deliver the best thing all of sports -- a Game 7? Join us after the jump, starting at
7:45 PM ET for a LIVE chat as we find out.
Posted: Nov 2nd 2009 6:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

It's now or never for the
Philadelphia Phillies, who, for the first time in the last two postseasons, face elimination in Game 5 of the World Series Monday night at Citizens Bank Ballpark.
The defending champs will have the raucous Philadelphia crowd on their side as well as ace
Cliff Lee, who has been virtually unhittable so far in the playoffs, but they'll have to tangle with
A.J. Burnett, who shut them down in Game 2, and the rest of a
Yankees team that can smell its first title since 2000.
Join the
MLB FanHouse crew after the jump for a LIVE chat throughout Game 5. The festivities start at
7:45 PM ET.
Posted: Nov 1st 2009 6:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

Game 4 of the World Series is a pivotal one for the defending champion
Phillies. After dropping Game 3 Saturday night, they'll need to win Sunday to avoid a huge 3-1 hole.
Unfortunately for the Phils, things seem stacked against them with
Joe Blanton taking the hill against
Yankees ace
CC Sabathia. Can Philadelphia buck the odds and even the Fall Classic, or will New York have a chance to clinch its 27th championship Monday night?
After the jump, join the
MLB FanHouse crew for a LIVE chat throughout Game 4, starting at
8 PM ET.
Posted: Oct 31st 2009 7:00 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

Boo! It's apropos that on Halloween night the World Series shifts to Philadelphia, a city known for all its booing over the years, for Game 3.
The
Phillies and
Yankees split the first two games of the Fall Classic in New York, so Saturday night the tone for the rest of the series could be set. As in Game 1, it's a pair of left-handers squaring off --
Andy Pettitte for the Yanks and 2008 World Series MVP
Cole Hamels for the Phils.
Who will take the next step toward a title? Join the
MLB FanHouse crew as we find out for a LIVE chat from first pitch to final out, starting at
7:45 PM ET after the jump.
Posted: Oct 29th 2009 6:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

If Game 1 was all about the aces, then Game 2 of the World Series will be about wild cards -- namely Philadelphia's
Pedro Martinez and New York's
A.J. Burnett.
It's virtually impossible to know what to expect from either, but you can be sure the crowd at Yankee Stadium will be electric with Martinez, a Yankee villain many times over, pitching in the new building for the first time and the home team needing a win to avoid a 2-0 hole as the series shifts back to Philadelphia for Game 3.
It's drama on high in the Bronx, and the
MLB FanHouse crew will be here to talk you from first pitch to final out in a
LIVE chat starting at 7:45 PM ET.
Posted: Oct 28th 2009 5:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Phillies, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, World Series

It doesn't get any better than this. The World Series begins Wednesday night with a dream pitching matchup between former teammates, left-handers and Cy Young Award-winners
CC Sabathia and
Cliff Lee. Combined they're 5-0 with a 0.96 ERA this postseason.
Of course, it wouldn't be a big surprise if either gave up a few more runs than they have in their previous October starts, not with two of the best lineups in the game staring them down.
The Fall Classic is here, and the
MLB FanHouse crew will take you from first pitch to final out of Game 1 (weather permitting). Join us after the jump at
7:45 PM ET for a LIVE chat.
Posted: Oct 25th 2009 6:00 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Angels, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, American League Championship Series

Let's try this again. The World Series is just three days away, but there is still a little business to take care of in the American League.
After rain got in the way of Game 6 on Saturday, the
Yankees and
Angels will go at it Sunday night, with New York looking to book its first World Series trip since 2003 and Los Angeles looking to force an all-or-nothing Game 7 Monday night in the Bronx.
In a series that has seemingly had it all, it's a pair of left-handers in the most vital game yet.
Andy Pettitte, with all of his postseason experience, takes the hill for the Yankees against the Angels'
Joe Saunders. Join the
MLB FanHouse crew for a live chat from first pitch to final out
starting at 8 PM ET.
Posted: Oct 22nd 2009 4:30 PM ET by Andrew Johnson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Angels, Yankees, MLB Live Blogging, MLB Playoffs, American League Championship Series

Half of the World Series is set. Will the matchup be completed Thursday night, or will the
Angels be able to book a return ticket to the Bronx for Game 6 in the American League Championship Series?
Like their National League counterparts in Southern California, the Halos' backs are to the wall. Unlike the
Dodgers, they'll send their very best pitcher --
John Lackey -- to the mound in an elimination game against
A.J. Burnett.
It's go big or go home in Anaheim, and the
MLB FanHouse crew will be there to take you from first pitch to final out in Game 5. Join us after the jump at
7:45 PM ET for a LIVE chat.