Stories on your club or its players that have been written in MLN Sports Zone, our feature magazine:

Boston Herald Columnist Steve Buckley is Full of Bulls

Boston Herald columnist Steve Buckley calls Durham "just another minor league tank town." Them's fightin' words.
[MAJOR BLOGS]

 

TITANIC Talent
Elijah Dukes career was steaming towards Tampa Bay through troubled waters. Has it finally run aground?
[Article]

Off With Their Heads!

The Tampa Bay Devil Rays put Durham Bulls skipper John Tamargo and his first mates under the blade, but the last laugh may be on the executioners as the Bad Boy Bulls become the real Devil Rays [MAJOR BLOGS ]

MLN FAB50 Baseball 2006

It's that time of year again, and the Durham Bulls score another pair in the MLN FAB50 Baseball rankings. Find out why we disagree with Baseball America and keep Delmon Young perched at No. 2

[Young Report]

[Zobrist Report]

[Full Story]

Pot Holes on the Road to Enlightenment

He's baaack. Is Delmon Young a changed man, or will the D-Rays phenom be a phenomenal headache for Tampa in a bad-boy-infested Bulls clubhouse? [Article]

The Devil Went Down to Durham

People worried that Bulls baseball might get a tad dull with ol' Bill Evers gone. The team has had a rough year, but between star prospects Delmon Young and BJ Upton's mishaps, it's anything but dull.

Do the Bulls' bad boys have what it takes for a major league career? [Opinion]

Devil Ray

Delmon Young is one of the top ranked players in minor league baseball. He's also got an attitude and a temper that flared up in an unfortunate incident with an International League umpire. Will he become a liability? [Article]

The Blind and the Damned on Reality TV

The spontaneous combustion of Delmon Young's career is part temper, part second-rate officiating, and part the age of television finally percolating down to the growing fan base of the minor leagues. [Opinion]

Delmon Young and BJ Upton Named the No.2 and No. 3 players in the MLN FAB50 Baseball 2005

BJ Upton, the lone player from the top ten last season, drops to No. 3 this year, while Delmon Young moves from 10 to 2.

[Delmon Young]

[BJ Upton]

[Full Article]

Upton No.1 Player
in the Minors

B.J.Upton of the Tampa Bay organization and most recently the AAA International League's Durham Bulls, was named the top player in affiliated minor league baseball by Minor League News in its annual MLN Fab50 Baseball 2004 survey of the best and brightest stars in the minor leagues.

[Upton Section]

[Joey Gathright]

[Fab50 Article]

From First To Worst To First Again
The 2003 Durham Bulls had to overcome some early season struggles to win their second straight International League Championship. [Article]

This One's For Evers
This year's IL Governor's Cup marks five league championships in 17 years for Bill Evers, one of the best, and most under-appreciated, managers in baseball. [Article]

2003 Bulls Team Preview
MLN takes a look at the prospects of the 2003 Bulls [Article]

Durham Sweeps Governors' Cup
Bulls 2002 International League Champions [Article]

Play Ball!
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks; the 2002 International League Season is here. MLN gives you a team by team preview [article]

The DBAP Named One of MLN Top 10 for 2001!
The DBAP has been named one of the top ten places to watch a minor league baseball game, as chosen by the editors of MLN. Who else made the list? Find out! (Article)