Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Dodgers, Porcello, Phillies

On this day in 1962, the Mets and Yankees met for the first time in a Spring Training game.  Former Yankees skipper Casey Stengel was at the helm for the National League's newest team and steered them to a 4-3 win at Al Lang Field.  Here's this week's look around the baseball blogosphere..

• Cole On L.A. writes that the Dodgers are playing with fire.
• i70 Baseball says the Cardinals are a good fit for Rick Porcello.
• Phillies Nation updates us on the Phillies' non-roster invitees. 
• Through The Fence Baseball isn't pushing the panic button on the Dodgers.
• Baltimore Sports And LIfe talks delivery pop time and significance.
• The Tribe Daily looks at the Indians' rotation battle.
• Rays Colored Glasses questions what the club does with their pitchers.
• Wahoo's On First explained why Lonnie Chisenhall is poised for a breakout year.
• BoSox Injection reminds you that spring training stats don't mean a whole lot.
• Baseball Reality Tour takes a position-by-position glance around the majors.
• That Ball's Outta Here puts on their happy face to discuss Delmon Young.
• MLB Reports wonders if Jon Lester & Co. can weather the power outage.
• Pinstripe Pundits has concerns about Mark Teixeira.
• Lasorda's Lair implores you not to forget about Josh Beckett.
• Kingdome Of Seattle Sports says Michael Saunders is the most important hitter the M's have.

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