By Ken Gurnick The Dodgers are expected to sign free-agent reliever Brian Wilson to a contract Tuesday, adding to their collection of former All-Star closers. …read more
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By Ken Gurnick The Dodgers are expected to sign free-agent reliever Brian Wilson to a contract Tuesday, adding to their collection of former All-Star closers. …read more
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By Chris Haft Hoping to latch on soon with a Major League ballclub, former Giants closer Brian Wilson threw Monday at the University of San Francisco before his ex-pitching coach, Dave Righetti, according to multiple reports. …read more
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Yow.
Talk about a political disaster.
The other day I closed a piece on Karl Rove by saying that in launching what he called the “Conservative Victory Project” Mr. Rove had made a big mistake.
A really big mistake.
The group, described here in the New York Times as “intended to counter other organizations that have helped defeat establishment Republican candidates over the last two election cycles,” has had a horrific reception among conservatives
Now?
Yesterday the big mistake became bigger. Much bigger. A thunderstorm became Katrina.
Yesterday, American Crossroads spokesman Jonathan Collegio went on Washington, D.C. radio station WMAL’s Mornings on the Mall show hosted by Brian Wilson and Larry O’Connor.
And among other things casually dismissed Brent Bozell, the president of the Media Research Center as a “hater” — and worse.
Read More at spectator.org . By Jeffrey Lord.
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By Chris Haft Manager Bruce Bochy, addressing members of the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco on Wednesday, offered Giants fans a glimmer of hope that closer Brian Wilson could pitch again for the ballclub someday. …read more
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By Gary Cotton Former Giants closer Brian Wilson worked out privately for the Mets, who may be looking to add some bullpen depth behind Frank Francisco for the 2013 season, according to multiple reports.
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