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Posted by Bill at 03/31/05 · 7:00 AM

The handshake after the game is unlikely to catch on as long as lots of fans, players, managers, and even owners continue to believe that a mob of men charging on to the field for a brawl is a splendid demonstration of team unity.

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Posted by Bill at 03/26/05 · 7:00 AM

Tourney Update; Joanne P. McCallie; Ha Song-Jin; A fish, a Canal, and some Beer; Black Coaches in the NBA; Master’s Sking; Longest Sking Streak; Broken Brackets and More with Charlie Pierce; Sir Walter

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Posted by Bill at 03/24/05 · 7:00 AM

In these days of exceptionally uninformed and inflamed discussion of steroids in baseball, this is an essential book.

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Posted by Bill at 03/24/05 · 7:00 AM

One of the themes of Tom Clavin’s book is that Sir Walter’s most important achievement was the invention of the profession he went on to dominate

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Posted by Bill at 03/23/05 · 7:00 AM

The number is 880, and some of the story is in the number.

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Posted by Bill at 03/19/05 · 7:00 AM

NCAA Update; Mighty UOP; Phoenix Suns; Lucky Licorice; Baseball, Congress, and Steroids; Testosterone Dreams; Steroid Scandal and More with Charlie Pierce; Therapeutic Horseback Riding

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Posted by Bill at 03/18/05 · 7:00 AM

An equally convincing case can be made for starting with the high school coaches who encourage football players to get bigger and stronger as quickly as they can.

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Posted by Bill at 03/12/05 · 7:00 AM

Women’s College Basketball; The New New York Mets; 47 Surfers on One Board; The ABA; Nobody Don’t Like Yogi; Commentary; Selection Sunday and More With Charlie Pierce; Last Shot

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Posted by Bill at 03/11/05 · 7:00 AM

I’m happy that I’m not the commissioner of baseball now, and I’m happier that I will not be the commissioner of baseball in some potentially more juiced-up and complicated future.

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Posted by Bill at 03/11/05 · 7:00 AM

John Feinstein’s avowed purpose in writing this book was to give kids — starting with his own son — something sports-related to comfortably read.

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