Today's links come to you from Colorado's (non-fruited) high plains …
• For years I've been meaning to update my old
transactions primer. Well, thanks to
this kick in the pants maybe I'll finally get that done.
• John Walsh's annual
study of outfield arms deserves more than a mere Filbert.
• ShysterBall wonders if George Mitchell will
do the same for the Middle East that he did for MLB.
• Nice interview with
a terribly underrated hitter. And c'mon, Nationals: figure out a way to get
this guy into a uniform again! It's not like you've got anything else going on.
• You think
Curt Schilling belongs in the
Hall of Fame? Oddly enough,
Schilling doesn't. Or so he says. With him, I'm never quite sure …
• As Jack Curry writes, there sure are a lot of
unemployed (future) Hall of Famers running around loose these days.
• Speaking of the Coop, Conor Gallagher enumerates the
fallacies commonly employed -- though unwittingly, we might hope -- by the voters.
• And speaking of
them:
Wow. Just, wow.
Rob Neyer
