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Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Broxton, Zambrano, Pujols

On this date 15 years ago, the Yankees and Rockies became the first Wild Card teams in baseball history. Both were eliminated in the League Championship Series however, with the Mariners and Braves doing the honors. Nine Wild Card teams have reached the World Series since, with the Marlins (1997 & 2003), Angels (2002), and Red Sox (2004) taking home championships.

A few days before the 2010 postseason begins, let's look around the baseball blogosphere...

• 1 Blue Jays Way interviewed Mel Queen, Toronto's senior adviser of Player Development.
• Mike Scioscia's Tragic Illness tries to find a taker for Jonathan Broxton.
• Pine Tar And Pocket Protectors attempts to determine if a Carlos Zambrano trade would be worth it for the Cubs.
• Royals Review wonders if Gregor Blanco is part of Kansas City's future.
• Red Sox Beacon looks at what Boston must do to fix its bullpen.
• Beyond The Box Score breaks down the performance of the Yankees' four $20MM a year players.
• The Sports Banter places odds on whether or not four clubs could acquire Albert Pujols.
• Cubs Pack tries to figure out who will hit leadoff on Chicago's north side next season.
• The Southpaw examines Jose Bautista's MVP case.

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