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I'm all for tradition. Wait, scratch that. I'm for keeping the traditions that make sense. Actually, scratch that too. I'm more of a "let's see what works and what doesn't and then do what's best so we can constantly fucking improve ourselves, yeah?" kind of guy. Furman Bisher -- now he's all for tradition. He says so right here : Sayonara, baseball tradition Baseball used to be a game played ... [link]

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Morning Constitutional: John Mayer Has a Talent
Published 3/28/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... | Awful Announcing Clearly, the Mayer talent I'm referring to is not music related. His teenage girl music sucks. What I'm talking about is his comedic genius: > Cancel Baseball. Cancel Sports. ... | Fire Joe Morgan Grumpy old men continue to be old, grumpy. > ...

The Scorecard: No NCAA on Opening Day? The outrage!
Published 3/28/2008 at Big League Stew
... • You just knew this was coming: Junior takes apart Furman Bisher's codgerish article about playing baseball in Japan. [Fire Joe Morgan] ...

PM Roundup: Billy Packer, Loved by All!
Published 3/28/2008 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... is “reporting” this, it’s obviously a joke. Also, it’s Friday, and if you have three minutes, and feel like signing up, why the heck not. How Villanova stole Scottie Reynolds from Oklahoma landed Scottie Reynolds. (Philly Inquirer) FNL lives, which is the best TV news we’ve heard all week. (Broadcasting and Cable) Just one reason we’re excited about baseball season - more of this. (Fire Joe Morgan) Just in time for Wrestlemania - Hulk Hogan’s new ...

Some Linkaliciousness
Published 3/31/2008 by Adam J. Morris at Lone Star Ball: Front Page Posts
... FJM is pissed off because some crotchety old man thinks Opening Day shouldn't take place in Japan because the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.  A lot of people seem irritated that Opening Day was overseas, saying it should be in America because of tradition and yada yada yada.  Me, I don't care. ...

Weekend Recap: Frozen Four, Rocky Top, Stephen Curry, Ric Flair
Published 3/31/2008 by CW <info@rakesofmallow.com> at Rakes Of Mallow: Front Page Posts
... associated with ESPN or CBS.  If they play in the championship game, it would make SportsCenter absolutely unbearable between Saturday evening and tip-off Monday. *    Somewhere, right now, Earl Clark just traveled. *    If you're a wrestling fan, look here before The Powers That Be take it down.  If you're a baseball fan, this might be the last little bit of juice you need to get ready for Opening Day, or perhaps this.  

Morning Constitutional: John Mayer Has a Talent
Published 4/13/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... | Awful Announcing Clearly, the Mayer talent I'm referring to is not music related. His teenage girl music sucks. What I'm talking about is his comedic genius: > Cancel Baseball. Cancel Sports. ... | Fire Joe Morgan Grumpy old men continue to be old, grumpy. > ...

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