Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Miller, Padres, Blue Jays

Here’s this week’s look around the baseball blogosphere:

• Inside The ’Zona has some ideas to help Shelby Miller.
• Chin Music Baseball is amazed by the change in San Diego.
• Jays Journal has five reasons why the Blue Jays can win it all.
• Astros County looked at ZiPS projections over time.
• Wayniac Nation looked back on the 1996 Yankees.
• Baseball Hot Corner counted down the moments that shaped MLB.
• Chris Zantow reflected on a quiet Opening Day in Milwaukee.
• The Runner Sports congratulates Tyler White.
• Fantasy Pros made some bold predictions in the AL.
• TPOP previewed the potential contenders for the playoffs in the National League.
• Philliedelphia previewed the Phillies’ starting five.
• Same Page Team says the Blue Jays should think about letting Edwin Encarnacion walk.
• A’s Farm spoke with Oakland special assistant Grady Fuson about the team’s top prospects.
• Super Two Sports looked at the Cardinals’ rotation.
• Think Blue PC discussed Andre Ethier’s injury.
• Pirates Breakdown explained how the Bucs can get more from the bottom of their order.
• Clubhouse Corner is rooting for Ramon Flores.
• L.A. Dodger Report wonders if Zach Lee will be the No. 5 starter for the Dodgers.
• Bleeding Royal Blue made some predictions for 2016.
• Baseball Prospectus says Toronto should have put Drew Storen in the closer role.
• HBT Sports previewed the Red Sox.
• Outside Pitch has some concerns about the A’s.
• Big Three Sports discussed Matt Harvey.
• Dynasty Digest says Aaron Sanchez is more valuable in the bullpen.
• Jays From The Couch got us caught up on Russell Martin.
• Redbird Rants says you cannot miss these Cardinals games.
• Yankees Unscripted talks C.C. Sabathia.
• Bucs Raise It made some predictions.
• DiNardo’s Dugout has some criticism for the D’Backs.
• North Shore Nine previewed the Bucs in 2016.
• Rascals Of The Ravine weighed in on the Dodgers’ TV situation.
• Sports Heaven ran down some underrated hitters in fantasy.

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