Great article and I guess I lost track of all the things that can happen. http://sports.aol.com/mlb/story/_a/baseballs-perfect-storm-on-horizon/20070731001709990001 You?ll have to forgive everyone in the baseball world if they?re reeling come Wednesday morning. Seamheads circle July 31, the non-waiver trade deadline, on their calendar every year, but three other potentially cataclysmic events could make the annual flurry of deals an afterthought in 2007. A-Rod Goes for No. 500, 7PM ET, YES Network As Barry Bonds resumes his assault on the all-time home run record Tuesday, the man who would be king, Alex Rodriguez, goes for his own milestone. When A-Rod hits his 500th home run, he?ll become the youngest ever to reach the plateau, beating Jimmie Foxx. Barry Tries to Reel In Hank, 10PM ET, KTVU It?s the moment we?ve all been waiting for, or dreading, or ? well, like a 20-car pileup on the freeway. It's at least one of those moments where you can't turn your head away. Glavine Becomes Last of Dying Breed?, 8PM ET, SNY Ageless lefty Tom Glavine gets his first crack at 300 wins against the Brewers. Much like A-Rod hitting his 500th home run, Glavine?s 300th win has significance beyond simply being an impressive milestone. The Trade Deadline, 4PM ET (ESPN coverage, 1:30PM ET) A lot of factors might make the hours leading up to the 2007 trade deadline one of the most uninteresting in recent memory. For starters, the one guy who could truly inspire a blockbuster, Mark Teixeira, already did Monday, going to the Braves for a package of prospects.
