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Trap’s View: Eye In The Sky
Paul Trap has an idea for expanding instant replay in baseball.
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Trap’s View: 2013 Season Preview
The teams you're used to contending are getting older.
Trap’s View: Baseball’s Neil And Barbara
Alex Rodriguez and the Yankees' relationship reminds Paul Trap of a memorable Neil Diamond/Barbara Streisand song.
Trap’s View: Stan The Man
If players want to know how to act, just look at Stan Musial.
Trap’s View: Expanded Hall Of Fame
What would the Hall of Fame look like if they did start letting steroid-era players in?
Trap’s View: Remembering Marvin Miller
Paul Trap reflects on Marvin Miller's significance in baseball history.
Trap’s View: Dodger Green
The Dodgers and Zack Greinke made a splash with their new deal.
Trap’s View: Fish Market
Jeffrey Loria has something to sell.
Trap’s View: Viewing Party
Guess who Melky Cabrera watched the World Series with.
Trap’s View: Tigers Roll Yankees
The Yankees were easy prey for the Tigers.
Trap’s View: Cabrera Vs. Trout
Mike Trout and Miguel Cabrera earned their share of admirers with their big seasons.
Trap’s View: It’s Been A Long Time
Washington baseball fans haven't seen the playoffs in awhile.
Trap’s View: Strasburg Shutdown
Paul Trap finds one sure-fire way to make sure nothing ever happens to Stephen Strasburg.
Trap’s View: Never Surrender!
While Lance Armstrong has waved the white flag, the Rocket isn't about to give up the fight.
Trap’s View: Year Of The Trout
Maybe it was destined to be a big year for Mike Trout.
Trap’s View: Pirate Fever
The Pirates are making their mark on the National League.
Trap’s View: Playoff Expansion
Getting into the playoffs isn't as hard as it used to be.
Trap’s View: Bill Gallo
Paul Trap's latest cartoon is a tribute to late New York Daily News cartoonist Bill Gallo, who was an important part of New York baseball culture.
Trap’s View: Hero Or Villain?
Paul Trap sees strong feelings on both sides of Albert Pujols' move to Los Angeles
Trap’s View: Dodgers For Sale
Paul Trap sees something familiar in the Dodgers' sale.
