In a recent article, Tyler Kepner gradually builds a convincing argument against Jack Morris’ Hall of Fame candidacy, but then reverses course because of the outcome of one World Series game. It’s hard to criticize Kepner’s position because he acknowledges most of the key points made against Morris. In other words, he seems to understand […]
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Kepner’s Jack Morris Contradiction Hinges on “Magic” Moment
Posted in Baseball, Hall of Fame, MLB, tagged Jack Morris, Tyler Kepner on January 3, 2011 | 2 Comments »
No Room for Seahawks in Baseball’s Playoff Picture
Posted in Baseball, MLB, NFL, Yankees, tagged Seattle Seahawks on January 3, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In honor of the 7-9 Seattle Seahawks’ ascension to the playoffs in the “competitively balanced” NFL, listed below are the worst teams to make Major League Baseball’s postseason. Although the enormous difference between both sports’ schedules makes any meaningful comparison difficult, baseball would be wise to consider the potential implications of expanding its playoff system […]
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