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About Brandon IsleibBrandon Isleib graduated with a J.D. (not Drew or Closser) from the University of Alabama in May 2009. He grew up primarily in Red Sox and Phillies territory. He is close to finishing the first disc of his sixth album and plays many old-school games. He both likes and loves his wife. He would like a job. Also, he likes baseball.Choose year: 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Brandon Isleib's Articles2008A league divided: Part 3 (1953-1968)December 11, 2008Relocations, higher quality of competition, and second place becoming second division. If the major leagues had featured divisions and an unbalanced schedule throughout history, here's what might have happened. A league divided: Part 2 (1926-1952)November 25, 2008If the major leagues had featured divisions and an unbalanced schedule throughout history, here's what might have happened. A league divided: Part 1 (1901-1925)November 06, 2008If the major leagues had featured divisions and an unbalanced schedule throughout history, here's what might have happened. The Manny Ramirez MVPsOctober 23, 2008Who the writers have thought valuable despite limited playing time. And yes, Manny winning NL MVP this year would be unprecedented and ridiculous. Does good pitching beat good hitting in October?October 11, 2008Authenticating the adage, or correcting the cliche? Of Rays and YankeesSeptember 25, 2008The only acrostic recap of the 2008 AL East you'll ever need. Why I don’t write Fantasy Focus articlesSeptember 11, 2008Some writers are good at fantasy baseball. At least one is not. Interview: Pete Wilhoit of Fiction PlaneAugust 28, 2008From opening for the Police to loving Andre Dawson, Pete talks about drumming and baseball. Separate livesAugust 14, 2008A dozen rivalries that have had a century to develop but never have. Where have all the fungibles gone?August 01, 2008This year's trading season was high on blockbusters but abnormally low on boring, seemingly pointless trades. That's new, actually. A balancing actJuly 17, 2008Imagining life without unbalanced schedules and interleague play. Interview: David PriceJuly 03, 2008The mind of the Rays megaprospect. The Ballad of BudJune 19, 2008The cynical jam for this baseball season. “What If the Babe Had Kept His Red Sox?”June 07, 2008Reviewing Bill Gutman's new book on alternate sports histories. Candles in the wind (Part 3)May 29, 2008Where Fernando Valenzuela, Oliver Wendell Holmes and Dr. Seuss collide. Candles in the wind (Part 2)May 15, 2008The fast burners among catchers and outfielders. Candles in the wind (Part 1)May 01, 2008Players who crammed their production before age 26. April ciphersApril 17, 2008Decoding the early goings of good teams. The B-Squad of the A-TeamApril 03, 2008Could the worst All-Stars in a given year beat that year's best team? Sir Bert the ObscureMarch 20, 2008How a HOF case became a popularity contest. The flukes that floppedFebruary 28, 2008The agonizing life of the brief contender. Click here to return to the home page. |