Better late than never, the latest Wisdom and Links at Hall of Very Good looks at the importance of the Black Sox Scandal to American professional sports, talks about College Baseball, and has, of course, links.
Over at “Hall of Very Good” this week, Wisdom and Links brings you the Devil’s Baseball Dictionary, the only glossary of baseball terms that dares to tell you the truth, no matter how hard it hurts. For example, if I had written it today instead of yesterday, it would have contained the following (consider this the addendum):
Jennings, Daniel: Future Ex-Marlins Manager
Loria, Jeffrey: A foolish, selfish, idiot owner who will likely be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.
Marlins: A good but sad joke.
Redmond, Mike: The luckiest man on Earth, because he no longer has to work for Jeffrey Loria.
Or something like that.
Hey, remember when I did the “Franchise Four” picks here? Well, the final part of it is now up at Hall of Very Good in the latest “Wisdom and Links“, as I look at who I picked for the four greatest living ballplayers!
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A little bit of wisdom and a few links can now be found at Hall of Very Good! Check it out.
Over at Hall of Very Good, I go over uses for the check the Mets will be giving Bobby Bonilla this year. Check it out.
I’ve added Pitcher List to the list of links. While it’s mainly a site that focuses on pitchers in fantasy baseball, I like it because it has a LOT of GIFs of the nastiest pitches of the previous day of baseball.
The latest Wisdom and Links is up at “Hall of Very Good”. In it, I answer some burning questions and have a gratuitous image of penguins.
Over at Hall of Very Good, we have a new “Wisdom and Links” up! Check it out.
Over at Hall of Very Good, I have a big piece in which I go through every single school in this year’s NCAA Basketball Tournament and pick out the best baseball alum from every one, even those that no longer have active baseball programs.
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Over at “Hall of Very Good”, the latest “Wisdom and Links” has a modest proposal for how to fix the problem of pitching injuries. Also, it has links and a question that is gnawing at me.
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