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Cipher Poem of the Day: 1995-2131

Posted on May 17, 2012 by admin

Using images from the Pitchrs & Poets Tumblr as a creative launching point, our resident Imagineer Dylan Little has put together a series of cipher poems. Can you guess the ballplayer below, as described using the literary tools of the $ubconscious$. (Click the … Continue reading →

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We Are Taking The Talent: As Told By Former Miami Marlins Scout Ramos Crews by Dylan Little

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Ted

To paraphrase Bruce Chatwin, the fictional process is at work. There used to be a pair of trees that jutted over the skyline of San Cristobal, D.R. My bartender Diego said they were called the Hermanos del Fuego because smoke … Continue reading →

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Bud Selig Paid Me A Million Dollars To Stalk J.D. Salinger by Bob Costuz

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Ted

Bud Selig paid me a million dollars to hand-deliver an All-Century Team ballot to J.D. Salinger. It sounds incredible, but remember, those were strange times: it was the baroque period of the Steroid Era and Bud Selig was the most … Continue reading →

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An Imagined Interview with Hal Morris by Dylan Little

Posted on May 13, 2011 by Ted

Don’t ask us where Dylan Little came from. He is, according to himself, a lifeguard at a turtle hospital. You can follow him on Twitter @orangehunchback. Interviewer’s Note: While at a Ponderosa Steakhouse in Cincinnati, Ohio I ran into former … Continue reading →

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