Maybe it’s not just the World Baseball Classic that’s flawed. Maybe it’s the whole concept of sports in America.
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"People are reading "War And Peace" in between pitches." - Ed Farmer on Cleveland pitcher Rafael Betancourt
World Baseball Classic on 35th Street
A Few Interesting Things
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The True Shame of the World Baseball Classic
It’s not about what is wrong, it’s about who is wrongly doing it. Even his parrot’s advice is insightful.
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¡Clásico!
Are you ready for some baseball? Presenting the 35th Street guide to the World Baseball Classic.
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Choices, Choices, Choices (Freelance Baseball II)
Now batting for Team USA: the centerfielder, number 27, Ken Rosenthal!
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In Defense of Freelance Baseball
You know what’s wrong with someone playing in the World Baseball Classic? Nothing, that’s what.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, injuries, Matt Thornton, sports fans think they're so smart 1 Comment