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Off-Day Pissing Contest

April 12, 2010 By Garrett DeOrio 17 Comments

I’m starting an irregular tradition, although there are better things, even on this site, I could be doing with my time. I’m giving our loyal and friendly readers, which would be you, something to talk about on a day with no game. I’m going to pathetically brag, in the hope that you will one up [...]

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Don't forget about Jingu (and Koshien)!

July 24, 2008 By Ken Worsley Leave a Comment

I find it hard to disagree with Sports Illustrated’s Tom Verducci that Fenway Park is the greatest venue in all of sports. I was even lucky enough to see Billy Hatcher steal home there on August 3, 1992 – a feat no Red Sox player has pulled off since. Nonetheless, this part of the essay [...]

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