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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Monday, October 08, 200738 Pitches: Schilling: What a series
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Sometimes the Hall Of Fame plaques just write themselves.
But IRT "shutting down the running game", how exactly did Boston do this? Was it a function of the games not being all that close, or of the Angels not having runners on? Because it seems to me that you can shut down all facets of an offense by not allowing baserunners.
He is a decent writer, and he really lucked out about the subject matter if he really did get that kind of access. Glavine won 300 this year, and he had one of the most infamous starts in Mets history.
Moose struggled, pulled it together for a couple months, and then imploded in a spectacular fashion. If his soul searching interviews after the loss in Detroit were any indication, this is going to be a very compelling book.
Honestly, I'd be interested in Hughes' takes. "Hughes jass?"
it practically writes itself
youre in luck:
Carl Pavano's blog
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