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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Podcast 8: Baseball’s Only Fixie
In this episode, we call out pitchers calling out hitters, debate Barry Zito’s hipster factor and remind most of you that you are tired of talking about the AL East. Plus, all you Zune owners can now download the mp3. … Continue reading
30 for 30: Silly Little Game
ESPN took a break from its coverage of the NFL draft to acknowledge the National Pastime in Silly Little Game, a part of its 30 for 30 series of films. Silly Little Game is a documentary about the founding parents … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy baseball, Movies
Tagged 30 for 30, dan okrent, ESPN, fantasty baseball, fantasyland, rotisserie baseball
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Bryce Harpers and Joe Mauers
Along with three friends, I am coaching a Little League team of seven, eight, and nine year olds. All four of us are in our early twenties. Needless to say, we are the only coaches in the league without kids … Continue reading
Posted in Killer Bees
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Podcast 7: The Perfect Trade
In Podcast #7, we mourn the retirement of Eric Gagne and contemplate the decline of David Ortiz. We can’t help getting all hyperbolic over Jason Heyward, and bringing Casey McGeehee and other overachievers down to earth. We ask the age … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged Casey McGehee, Celine Dion, Daivd Ortiz, Edinson Volquez, Eric Gagne, Jaime Moyer, Jason Heeyward, Jay-Z, Jose Guillen, josh hamilton, Matt Wieters, Turtle, Ty Wigginton, vernon wells
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PnP Conversations: No-Hitting and the Tight Rope
Ted: Eric, Ubaldo Jimenez threw the first no-hitter of the year, which creates a great opportunity to discuss one of the more distinct accomplishments that baseball has to offer. I can’t think of another accomplishment in sport that receives so … Continue reading
Posted in PnP Conversations
Tagged baseball, Josh Wilker, man on wire, no-hitters, ubaldo jimenez
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Beekeepers and Blowouts
Along with three friends, I am coaching a Little League team of seven, eight, and nine year olds. All four of us are in our early twenties. Needless to say, we are the only coaches in the league without kids … Continue reading
Posted in Killer Bees
Tagged brad radke, Corie Koskie, Craig Biggio, Eric Bruntlett, Infinity, joe mauer, John Kruk, Little League, Mariner Moose
6 Comments
Radio, Radio is a Sound Salvation
This was originally posted over at Every Day Ichiro, which chronicles my new turn as a Mariners fan, and as an AL fan in general. SPORTS TALK RADIO AND A CITY’S IDENTITY Part of being a fan is listening to … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training
Tagged Bill James, boers and bernstein, every day ichiro, fangraphs, ichiro suzuki
4 Comments
Seeing Things New
Is it a cliche that every time you watch a baseball game you will see something that you’ve never seen before? I am putting this old rhubarb to the test, in any event, as I have already watched more baseball … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball Culture, Conventional Wisdom
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