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It's a pressure-cooker that has swallowed up many a manager. But if you win in New York, you can be the toast of the town. Bob Klapisch checks in on Art Howe as he enters his first season as the Mets' manager.
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Stark: Rumblings & Grumblings
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Stark: Spring Fever
From a bad start from Tom Glavine to a monster offensive game from Ricky Ledee, it's been a wild spring.
Cancelling Japan opener the appropriate call
Safety wasn't the issue. With war looming, Bud Selig's decision to cancel the season-opening series in Japan was just plain appropriate.
Neyer: D-Backs gamble on Gonzo
The Diamondbacks definitely took a chance that could have disastrous results in re-signing Luis Gonzalez through the 2006 season.
Caple: A clear mission
Felipe Alou has one main goal heading into his first year as the Giants' manager: win the World Series.
Caple: Chavez could be A's choice
With the A's deciding against re-signing Miguel Tejada, Eric Chavez could be the player they decide to keep.
Neyer: A's in good shape
The A's lost Jason Giambi after the 2001 season. The same will happen with Miguel Tejada after 2003. But don't believe the A's will fall flat in 2004.
Gammons: Astros set for blast off
Houston is once again on the verge. But the Astros will need things to fall their way for postseason success.
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