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About Aaron GleemanAaron Gleeman is a freelance writer whose work can also be found regularly at AaronGleeman.com, Fox Sports, Rotoworld, and Insider Baseball.Choose year: 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Aaron Gleeman's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. Bowden 1, Krivsky 0July 14, 2006Aaron discusses the most lopsided trade of the season. 2006 SABR Convention RecapJuly 05, 2006Aaron recaps the fun he had at the 36th annual Society for American Baseball Research convention in Seattle. The Joe Mauer ShowJune 12, 2006Aaron takes a look at the hottest hitter in baseball. Riding With The KingMay 29, 2006Aaron recaps his trip to the Metrodome for a great pitching matchup. Limping Into MayMay 01, 2006Aaron looks at why the Twins' offense is among the worst in baseball for the second straight year. The Real ChaseApril 12, 2006Look, Mikey, there goes the worst damn hitter who ever lived. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 1-5April 04, 2006Aaron finishes up his fourth annual top-50 prospects rankings with the five best prospects in baseball. Five Questions: Minnesota TwinsApril 03, 2006Can the Twins rebound from a dismal 2005 season to reclaim the division? Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 6-10April 03, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 6-10. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 11-15March 30, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 11-15. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 16-20March 29, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 16-20 Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 21-25March 28, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 21-25. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 26-30March 27, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 26-30. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 31-35March 23, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 31-35. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 36-40March 22, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 36-40. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 41-45March 21, 2006Aaron continues his fourth annual top-50 rankings with prospects 41-45. Top 50 Prospects of 2006: 46-50March 20, 2006Aaron kicks off his fourth annual top-50 rankings with the five players who narrowly made the cut. News, Notes and Quotes (March 6, 2006)March 06, 2006Aaron talks the 2,000-Year-Old First Baseman, the 28-Year-Old Overpaid Shortstop, and the 19-Year-Old King. Book Review: The Mind of Bill JamesFebruary 22, 2006Aaron reviews the new biography about Bill James. Really, Bruce Sutter?January 11, 2006Now that Bruce Sutter is a Hall of Famer, Aaron wonders what it really means. Catching Up On Trades (Part 2)December 15, 2005Aaron runs down the latest trades in a busy offseason. Catching Up On TradesDecember 08, 2005Aaron reviews this offseason's trades. Counting on ComebacksNovember 30, 2005Aaron looks at what might be in store for Jim Thome and Mike Lowell. Coming to America: Kenji JojimaNovember 22, 2005Aaron looks into his crystal ball for Seattle's new catcher, Kenji Jojima. Playing in the RainOctober 24, 2005Aaron takes a look at Game 2 of the World Series. Playoff Preview: White Sox-AngelsOctober 11, 2005Chicago White Sox (99-63, AL Central champs) vs. Los Angeles Angels (95-67, AL West champs) Playoff Preview: Braves-AstrosOctober 05, 2005Atlanta Braves (90-72, NL East champs) vs. Houston Astros (89-73, NL Wild Card champs) Playoff Preview: White Sox-Red SoxOctober 04, 2005Chicago White Sox (99-63, AL Central champs) vs. Boston Red Sox (95-67, AL Wild Card champs) Playoff Preview: Cardinals-PadresOctober 03, 2005St. Louis Cardinals (100-62, NL Central champs) vs. San Diego Padres (82-80, NL West champs) And Down the Stretch They Come!September 26, 2005Seven days left in the season and there's still plenty to be decided. Just How Good Are These Rookies? (Part 2)September 21, 2005After examining past rookie classes last week, Aaron takes a stab at this year's crop. Trading ToriiSeptember 19, 2005Torii Hunter's home in Minnesota is for sale and Hunter may be going to the highest bidder as well. Just How Good Are These Rookies?September 14, 2005Aaron takes a look at how good your average rookie class is. Kendall PowerSeptember 12, 2005The Jason Kendall Homer Watch is in full effect. Walks Won’t HauntSeptember 07, 2005Do not walk to first, do not collect $200. Winning and LosingSeptember 05, 2005The wisdom of Rosie Perez, and how Roger Clemens relates to Jessica Simpson. SplitsvilleAugust 31, 2005Aaron takes a stroll through Splitsville. News, Notes and Quotes (August 29, 2005)August 29, 2005Aaron has deja vu and talks about pink bikinis. The Winning MachineAugust 22, 2005It's almost September, and you know what that means. News, Notes and Quotes (August 19, 2005)August 19, 2005Aaron talks questionable managing, The Next Big Thing next's big start, and booing. The Next Big ThingAugust 15, 2005Aaron has seen the future of pitching and it's in Seattle. 2005 SABR Convention RecapAugust 09, 2005Aaron recaps the 2005 Society for American Baseball Research convention in Toronto. Analyzing the Deadline Deals: 2005August 01, 2005Aaron breaks down all the weekend's action. Where Did All the Strikeouts Go?July 29, 2005Aaron looks beyond the obvious to find something concerning about a pitcher who is 9-1 with a 2.49 ERA. Resurrection in OaklandJuly 27, 2005Is it possible to reverse-jinx a team after you jinxed them? Lost in the NumbersJuly 25, 2005Aaron gets lost in THT's stats section. News, Notes and Quotes (July 22, 2005)July 22, 2005Aaron talks shirtless shortstops, the greatest office pool ever, bad coaching, and the WNBA. Raffy and the HallJuly 18, 2005Now that he has 3,000 hits, is Rafael Palmeiro a lock for the Hall of Fame? Bizarro World All-Stars: 2005July 13, 2005You saw the All-Stars in Detroit last night. Now take a look at their Bizarro World counterparts. News, Notes and Quotes (July 11, 2005)July 11, 2005Lots and lots of links. News, Notes and Quotes (July 6, 2005)July 06, 2005How Roger Clemens is like Jessica Alba, and other startling revelations. Reader Mail: My All-Stars EditionJuly 01, 2005Aaron opens up the old mailbag to defend his All-Star picks. My 2005 All-Stars: National LeagueJune 29, 2005Aaron picks his National League All-Stars. My 2005 All-Stars: American LeagueJune 27, 2005Aaron picks his American League All-Stars. Those Who Can’t Do, Teach (Part 1: Managers)June 22, 2005Aaron looks at the playing careers of today's managers. News, Notes and Quotes (June 20, 2005)June 20, 2005You guessed it ... Frank Stallone. Notes From the WeekendJune 13, 2005Six homers in three games, and other interesting feats from the weekend. News, Notes and Quotes (June 10, 2005)June 10, 2005Aaron talks handsome shortstops, famous fans, botched surgeries, and the new Babe Ruth. Draft NotesJune 08, 2005Aaron has some interesting notes on day one of the amateur draft. The Arm Pitch Counts ForgotJune 06, 2005Aaron takes a look at the arm that singlehandedly makes an argument against the importance of pitch counts. News, Notes and Quotes (June 3, 2005)June 03, 2005Aaron marvels at the Cubs' lineup, roots for a fight, and agrees with Joe Morgan. Disappearing NumbersJune 01, 2005Where have all the numbers gone? Murphy’s A’sMay 30, 2005His mother always told him not to say anything at all if he didn't have something nice to say, but Aaron discusses the 2005 Oakland A's anyway. News, Notes and Quotes (May 25, 2005)May 25, 2005Aaron talks partying, typing, and being delusional. To Live and Die in LAMay 23, 2005Aaron looks at the two sides to struggling in Los Angeles. Old(er) Man FrancoMay 16, 2005Believe it or not, Julio Franco is even older this year. News, Notes and Quotes (May 9, 2005)May 09, 2005Aaron explains why knowing how to win with huge pitch counts is overrated when compared to pinch-hitters with two moms. Or something like that. The New SoxMay 02, 2005Aaron takes a look at the new-look White Sox, who finished April with the best record in baseball. State of the Site: Help WantedMay 02, 2005It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it. News, Notes and Quotes (April 27, 2005)April 27, 2005Aaron talks flawed premises, sex and drugs, and the danger of small samples. Jeff Weaver’s 2005 Season, By Robert Louis StevensonApril 25, 2005From the man who brought you Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it's the strange case of a certain Los Angeles righty. Hot Starts and On-Pace-ForsApril 20, 2005Aaron looks at some of the wacky early season numbers around baseball. News, Notes and Quotes (April 18, 2005)April 18, 2005Aaron talks triplets, freedom, 'Lil Joe, and the best pitching coach in baseball. The Sophomore SlumpApril 13, 2005Does the "sophomore slump" really exist? Aaron examines what happens the year after a Rookie of the Year season. The Hot CornerApril 11, 2005Aaron examines what is suddenly baseball's strongest position. THT Live: Gizzi on the A’sApril 07, 2005Five Questions: Minnesota TwinsApril 05, 2005Aaron previews the back-to-back-to-back American League Central champs. The Smiles Are Returning to the FacesApril 04, 2005It's been a long, long lonely winter. Five Questions: Houston AstrosApril 04, 2005Aaron previews the forgotten member of last year's Final Four. THT Live: DePo at Dodger ThoughtsApril 01, 2005THT Live: Blez and the A’sMarch 29, 2005Five Questions: Florida MarlinsMarch 29, 2005Aaron previews the 2003 champs. Top 50 Prospects of 2005: 1-10March 25, 2005Aaron counts down the top 10 prospects in baseball. Top 50 Prospects of 2005: 11-20March 24, 2005The fourth installment of Aaron's five-part Top 50 Prospects series. Top 50 Prospects of 2005: 21-30March 23, 2005The third of Aaron's five-part series covering the year's best prospects. Top 50 Prospects of 2005: 31-40March 22, 2005The second installment of Aaron's third annual Top 50 Prospects series. Top 50 Prospects of 2005: 41-50March 21, 2005Aaron kicks off his third annual Top 50 Prospects series. The Great Debate: RevisitedMarch 15, 2005When sure things aren't. Tony O’s Beef?March 09, 2005Gleeman decides if Tony Oliva deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. Projecting MorneauMarch 08, 2005Minnesota's first legitimate slugger in a long time is set to begin his first full season in the big leagues. Aaron takes a look at what to expect from Justin Morneau. Coming to America (Part Two)February 24, 2005Aaron takes a look at what to expect from the newest Japanese League imports. Larkin for the Hall?February 23, 2005Does the recent retiree belong in Coopertown? THT Live: Sickels’ New HomeFebruary 16, 2005Top 50 Prospects: Year in Review (1-10)February 16, 2005The final installment of Aaron's review of last season's top 50 prospects. THT Live: Santana’s New ContractFebruary 15, 2005Top 50 Prospects: Year in Review (11-20)February 03, 2005Aaron continues his review of last season's top 50 prospects. Top 50 Prospects: Year in Review (21-30)February 02, 2005Aaron continues his review of last season's top 50 prospects. Coming to AmericaJanuary 26, 2005What can we expect from Chicago's new second baseman? Aaron takes a look. Top 50 Prospects: Year in Review (31-40)January 25, 2005Aaron continues his review of last season's top 50 prospects. Top 50 Prospects: Year in Review (41-50)January 24, 2005Aaron kicks off his review of last season's top 50 prospects. Phat AlbertJanuary 21, 2005Twenty-four and there's so much more. Remaking the DiamondbacksJanuary 14, 2005Arizona has been baseball's busiest team this offseason, but what does it all mean for their future? Belated Hall of Fame ThoughtsJanuary 05, 2005What we can learn about the Hall of Fame from the man behind Crank Yankers. Free Agent Wrap-Up: The Fourth WaveJanuary 02, 2005Aaron weighs in on some of the most recent signings. THT Live: Urban on the A’sDecember 22, 2004The “Other” TradesDecember 21, 2004While the baseball world focused on Hudson, Mulder, and Johnson, the Brewers got busy. Blowing Up the A’sDecember 20, 2004In one weekend, Billy Beane brought the A's back six years. Free Agent Wrap-Up: The Third WaveDecember 17, 2004Aaron looks at the big names that came off the market this week. THT Live: The Real Winter MeetingsDecember 16, 2004Free Agent Wrap-Up: The Second WaveDecember 13, 2004Aaron breaks down the second wave of free agent signings, from Boomer Wells to Carl Pavano. Free Agent Wrap-Up: The First WaveDecember 10, 2004Aaron breaks down the first wave of free agent signings, from Troy Glaus to Elmer Dessens. Radke Re-SignsDecember 09, 2004Twins GM Terry Ryan walks the thin line yet again Not-So-Free AgentsDecember 06, 2004Aaron looks at the free agents who have signed so far and wonders if he's crazy. Bye Bye Blanco (Choosing a Backup Backstop)November 29, 2004Henry Blanco played hardball with the Twins, so Minnesota found themselves a new caddy for Joe Mauer. About Those Predictions ...November 23, 2004Aaron's crystal ball was a little hazy this year. Bowden’s Big SplashNovember 16, 2004Aaron discusses the two big free agent signings for the Washington Out-Makers. Vizquel to the GiantsNovember 15, 2004The offseason officially gets underway, as the first free agent switches teams. The Meat Market: Starting PitchersNovember 14, 2004Part seven of Aaron's look at this offseason's free agents examines an extremely big group of starting pitchers Unanimously JohanNovember 12, 2004Aaron talks about -- who else? -- the best pitcher in the American League. The Meat Market: OutfieldersNovember 11, 2004The sixth part of Aaron's look at this offseason's free agents focuses on outfielders. The Meat Market: Third BasemenNovember 08, 2004Aaron turns to the hot corner in the fifth part of his look at this offseason's free agents. The Meat Market: ShortstopsNovember 04, 2004Aaron continues his position-by-position look at this offseason's free agents by examining the extremely deep shortstop market. The Meat Market: Second BasemenNovember 04, 2004The third edition of Aaron's position-by-position look at this offseason's free agents. The Meat Market: First BasemenNovember 01, 2004The second installment of Aaron's position-by-position look at this offseason's free agents. The Meat Market: CatchersOctober 31, 2004Part one of Aaron's position-by-position look at this offseason's free agents. The Curse of Big PapiOctober 29, 2004With one silly curse thoroughly demolished this week, Aaron has an idea for a new one. 1918 No MoreOctober 28, 2004Eighty-six years in the waiting and Aaron actually finds himself jealous of Red Sox fans. News, Notes and Quotes (October 26, 2004)October 26, 2004What goes through Aaron's mind when there's no baseball to watch? World Series Preview: Red Sox - CardinalsOctober 23, 2004Boston Red Sox (98-64, American League champions) vs. St. Louis Cardinals (105-57, National League champions) Game Diary: ALCS Game 7October 20, 2004The greatest comeback in baseball history by -- who would have guessed it? -- the Boston Red Sox. Running on EmptyOctober 19, 2004With over $300 million in combined payrolls and the two best records in the league, the American League Championship Series may come down to a war of attrition. Well, that and Curt Schilling's ankle. Playoff Preview: Cardinals - AstrosOctober 13, 2004St. Louis Cardinals (105-57, NL Central champs) vs. Houston Astros (92-70, NL Wild Card) Playoff Preview: Yankees - Red SoxOctober 12, 2004New York Yankees (101-61, AL East champs) vs. Boston Red Sox (98-64, AL Wild Card) Wait Til Next Year (Again)October 11, 2004For the second straight year, the Yankees knocked the Twins out of the playoffs in four games. Reader Mail (Aftermath Edition)October 08, 2004Aaron sure picked a fine time to actually defend Ron Gardenhire. So CloseOctober 07, 2004After a victory in Game 1, the Twins had plenty of chances to take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five series with the Yankees. Instead, the two teams head to Minnesota all locked up at one game apiece. Santana in the BronxOctober 06, 2004The Twins took a 1-0 lead in their best-of-five series against the Yankees behind Johan Santana and timely defense. Playoff Preview: Braves - AstrosOctober 06, 2004Atlanta Braves (96-66, NL East champs) vs. Houston Astros (92-70, NL Wild Card) Playoff Preview: Angels - Red SoxOctober 04, 2004Anaheim Angels (92-70, AL West champs) vs. Boston Red Sox (98-64, AL Wild Card) Playoff Preview: Yankees - TwinsOctober 04, 2004New York Yankees (101-61, AL East champs) vs. Minnesota Twins (92-70, AL Central champs) Playoff Preview: Cardinals - DodgersOctober 04, 2004St. Louis Cardinals (105-57, NL Central champs) vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (93-69, NL West champs) Release the Hounds!October 04, 2004In the midst of an onslaught of criticism directed at Oakland that will only get worse, Aaron takes another look at what has everyone so bothered. THT Live: No Playoffs for OaklandOctober 02, 2004A Weekend to RememberOctober 01, 2004Aaron gears up for the final weekend of the season. Park FactoringSeptember 29, 2004From the hitter's haven in Colorado to a couple of pitcher's paradises on the West Coast, Aaron takes a look at how the ballparks around baseball have played this year. News, Notes and Quotes (September 28, 2004)September 28, 2004Aaron talks not hitting doubles, not striking anyone out, and not making any sense. Picking Your PoisonSeptember 23, 2004What weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks? What's better, a kick in the stomach or a punch in the face? Who would you rather face in the first round of the playoffs, New York or Boston? Cy SantanaSeptember 20, 2004Aaron has a pre-emptive strike against misguided Cy Young voters. Second-Half All-StarsSeptember 17, 2004Aaron takes a look at the top performers of the second half and complains again about the illogical nature of the All-Star process. Trash Talking From Second Place (Again)September 15, 2004It's the same story in the American League Central every year: One team wins, the other team talks. The End of an Era: Little Joe Goes For-PaySeptember 15, 2004Yesterday was a sad day, as one of Aaron's favorite pastimes went away. News, Notes and Quotes (September 10, 2004)September 10, 2004Aaron talks excitement in Boston, playoff positioning, the best non-rookie rookie in the AL, and baseball's best pitcher. Pick a Card, Any CardSeptember 05, 2004Aaron takes a stab at handicapping the American League MVP race and finds it a lot harder than he thought it would be. Playoff Pitching (National League)September 02, 2004While pitching depth might carry a team in the regular season, front-line talent is crucial in the playoffs. Aaron examines each contender's postseason pitching staff for clues about who might be best suited for success in October. Playoff Pitching (American League)September 01, 2004While pitching depth might carry a team in the regular season, front-line talent is crucial in the playoffs. Aaron examines each contender's postseason pitching staff for clues about who might be best suited for success in October. Wrapping Up the WeekendAugust 29, 2004Aaron gets caught up on the news from the weekend. Reader Mail (No More Twins! Edition)August 27, 2004Aaron dips into his mailbag and talks Little Joe, too much Twins stuff, and what he's doing with his spare time these days. Enigmatic Disappointment to Superstar in 465 At-BatsAugust 26, 2004Aaron looks at the career of Adrian Beltre, which shows there's more than one way to become a superstar by the age of 25. The MachineAugust 23, 2004Aaron fawns over a certain lefty who's had his setting on "Quality Start" since the first week of June. What a Difference a Week MakesAugust 23, 2004Aaron takes another trip on the rollercoaster ride that is the American League Central. News, Notes and Quotes (August 20, 2004)August 20, 2004Aaron talks disappearing walk rates, swinging and missing, and the seemingly mysterious nature of park factors. Johan vs. The YankeesAugust 18, 2004The best pitcher in the American League took on the best team in the American League last night, and Aaron watched every moment. News, Notes and Quotes (August 18, 2004)August 18, 2004Aaron talks predictions that are looking good and mainstream writers who are looking bad. Disorder in the HouseAugust 15, 2004Suddenly the Twins have some serious competition at the top of the American League Central, but it's not from who you might think. Fearsome FoursomesAugust 11, 2004With the help of Win Shares, Aaron looks at how the group stars in St. Louis stacks up among the all-time great foursomes in all-around value. Hardball Questions: Andy BaldwinAugust 11, 2004Aaron talks to the Phillies' fifth-rounder about pitching, college baseball, getting drafted, and life in the minors. Getting What You Wished ForAugust 08, 2004Aaron talks his favorite subject, that little lefty with the unique name and nasty changeup, who happens to be blowing people away. The Minnesota Twins, by Month (Through July)August 05, 2004After a rough May and June, the Minnesota Twins have reclaimed the top spot in the AL Central and are starting to pull away from the pack on the way to what could be a third straight division title. Aaron takes a month-by-month look at how they've done it. Analyzing the Deadline DealsAugust 02, 2004This weekend was a busy one, as teams all around baseball were wheeling and dealing. Aaron gets you up to speed on the biggest deadline deals. Top 50 Prospects: July Checkup (Part Two)July 29, 2004The second installment checking up on how the best prospects in baseball are doing this season. Top 50 Prospects: July Checkup (Part One)July 28, 2004With the second-half underway, Aaron checks up on his top prospects to see how they're faring this year. News, Notes and Quotes (July 27, 2004)July 26, 2004Aaron talks historically bad seasons by pitchers, why people like the players they like, and how Ichiro!'s numbers seem weird. Re-Examining 300July 25, 2004Three-hundred wins has always been the magic number for pitchers, but Aaron wonders if that standard might be a little outdated. THT Live: No-Hit #2?July 25, 2004Early Returns on the Class of 2004July 23, 2004Which players are having the best rookie seasons so far in 2004 and how does this year's class compare to Dontrelle Willis, Angel Berroa and the 2003 rookies? Aaron takes a look. Twins Notes: Hello Offense!July 22, 2004Their boy-wonder catcher is hurt again, their power-hitting first-base prospect is finally playing, their second baseman still stinks, and they just scored 12 runs against the Devil Rays. Aaron checks in with what's going on in Minnesota. THT Live: Too Much of a Good ThingJuly 21, 2004News, Notes and Quotes (July 21, 2004)July 20, 2004Who was the last .400 hitter? Why do all these "scrappy" players look the same? And who's the next ... Brad Radke? Aaron’s Really Long SABR Convention RecapJuly 19, 2004Aaron attended his first SABR convention last week and lived to tell about it ... just barely. First-Half Review (National League)July 14, 2004Aaron looks back at what happened in the first-half, with an eye towards what might happen in the second. THT Chats: All-Star GameJuly 13, 2004Join Aaron, Larry, Studes, Craig, Vinay, Lee and Bryan as they watch the All-Star game. First-Half Review (American League)July 12, 2004Aaron looks back at what happened in the first-half, with an eye towards what might happen in the second. News, Notes and Quotes (July 9, 2004)July 08, 2004Aaron talks potty-mouthed relievers, ridiculous complaints, his favorite pitcher, and why ESPN.com is still worth checking out sometimes. THT Live: New StreakJuly 07, 2004Rock the VoteJuly 06, 2004You've got a vote and some power, and Aaron wants you to use it. THT Live: Streak OverJuly 05, 2004THT Live: I know no one cares, but ...July 04, 2004THT Live: From the Penthouse to the OuthouseJuly 02, 2004The Minnesota Twins, by Month (Through June)July 02, 2004First they hit and can't pitch, then they pitch and can't hit. First the starters are bad and the bullpen is good, then the relievers go in the tank and the rotation picks it up. Their most productive hitter started the season in the minors and their best hitter might still be there. It's been a confusing season in Minnesota, and Aaron takes a look at exactly what is going on. THT Live: Radio NameeJune 30, 2004The Bizarro World All-StarsJune 30, 2004Up is down, down is up, and Neifi Perez is an All-Star. Garcia to the White SoxJune 28, 2004The White Sox and Mariners completed baseball's second big trade in the last week, as Freddy Garcia heads to Chicago and one of baseball's top prospects goes to Seattle. The Beltran Three-WayJune 25, 2004Beltran to the Astros, Dotel to the A's, prospects to the Royals. Aaron breaks the blockbuster deal down. Tale of Two HalvesJune 22, 2004Aaron's streak of Jack Wilson-inspired articles rolls on, with a look at the best and worst performances since last year's All-Star game. My All-StarsJune 20, 2004What exactly is an All-Star, anyway? Aaron tackles the yearly question, and then gives his picks for the AL and NL teams. News, Notes and Quotes (June 18, 2004)June 18, 2004Aaron talks enigmas, belly buttons and procrastinating. Oh, and some baseball too. Enough Already!June 14, 2004Aaron has come to the end of his rope. He's mad as hell and, well, he has no choice but to keep taking it. But he doesn't have to like it! News, Notes and Quotes (June 14, 2004)June 14, 2004Aaron talks imaginary bullpens, big OBPs, good announcers, the NCAA tournament, and the fact that sometimes seven wins are better than eight. The Boys of Moneyball, AgainJune 11, 2004Not many people have heard of it, but there was this book a while back about the Oakland A's. Anyway, Aaron checks up on some of the characters. Draft NotesJune 08, 2004Aaron crunches the numbers from this week's draft and finds some things that might surprise you. Welcome to The Hardball TimesMarch 15, 2004Where am I? What is this place? Who are these guys? The Magic Twenty (Second Base)February 07, 2005Aaron and Craig continue their 24-and-under draft picking from a seemingly weak crop of young second basemen. The Magic Twenty (Third Base)August 05, 2004Aaron and Craig continue their 24-and-under draft picking from the outstanding crop of young third basemen. The Magic Twenty (Shortstop)July 07, 2004Aaron and Craig continue their 24-and-under draft with their shortstop selections. The Magic Twenty (Left Field)June 15, 2004Aaron and Craig finish up picking their 24-and-under outfields with their selections in left. The Magic Twenty (Center Field)June 07, 2004With their rightfielders chosen last week, Aaron and Craig move to centerfielders in their 24-and-under draft. The Magic Twenty (Right Field)June 03, 2004Aaron and Craig kick off their 24-and-under draft with their picks in right field. Click here to return to the home page. | ||||