Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Walker, Hughes, Vogelsong

Talk about bonus baseball.  On this date in 1973, the Mets topped the Dodgers 7-3 in a 19-inning marathon.  L.A. outfielder Willie Davis racked six hits at Dodger Stadium and the two clubs established a National League mark by hitting into a combined nine double plays.  Here's this week's look around the baseball blogosphere..

• Rumbunter chatted with Pirates' second baseman Neil Walker.
• Pinstripe Pundits looks into the inconsistency of Phil Hughes. 
• The Giants Cove says that Ryan Vogelsong's injury can bring about changes in 2014.
• Kings Of Kauffman examines Eric Hosmer's swing.
• Sodo Mojo tries to gauge what Michael Bourn's value would be for the Mariners.
• Climbing Tal's Hill sees five Astros infielders that could be in it for the long haul.
• Rays Colored Glasses tackles the bullpen.
• MLB Injury News is hopeful that Joe Mauer can stay healthy.
• Steel City Buzz likes North Carolina third baseman Colin Moran for the Pirates.
• MLB Reports breaks down Will Middlebrooks' sophomore slump.
• Baseball Hot Corner talks mental toughness.
• Splice Today says the Cubs still have a ways to go.
• Southpaw Yakker spoke with Scott Proctor about baseball and his faith.

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