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The Cheater’s Guide to Baseball Blog
Baseball, Cheating, and Rules discussion at the author’s blog for the Cheater’s Guide to Baseball
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"It's all right here, from Vaseline to superballs to licorice, from Arnold Rothstein to Gaylord Perry to Sammy Sosa - a book sure to find its place in the pantheon of underground manuals. Wielding his sardonic humor like a freshly corked bat-lightly yet forcefully - Derek Zumsteg knocks it out of the park. The Cheater's Guide to Baseball is funny, true and entirely original." -- Jeremy Schaap, ESPN correspondent and author of CINDERELLA MAN and TRIUMPH
Michael Namba | 12-Feb-07 at 1:23 pm | Permalink
Derek,
I was perusing the Sports channels last Friday, and I came across the show 1st and 10, which if you are not familiar is a show with Skip Bayless and another analyst type discussing the 10 hottest sports topics of the day. Inevitably A-rod came up with his opt-out clause. Skip Bayless said he should go back to Seattle where he can be left alone and just play where he had his most productive years. I put absolutely no stock in that, however if it was to be, where would he play? The left side of the infield is set. Even if you traded Beltre for a pitcher, moved Jose to third and Yuni to second, does Alex still have the range for a shortstop? Just idle curiosity. Love the blog, and I have the book on order!
Mat | 13-Feb-07 at 1:15 pm | Permalink
This is a big improvement over the old look.
DMZ | 13-Feb-07 at 1:52 pm | Permalink
Yeah, I’m still playing with the look and templates, but I soooooo love WordPress templating. I know some of that’s familiarity with tweaking.
DMZ | 13-Feb-07 at 1:53 pm | Permalink
Oh, w/r/t Alex – if Alex continues this downward defensive spiral, he’s going to be a first baseman before you know it.