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Saturday, May 26, 2007

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Posted by John Brattain
I had a little bit of synaptic flatulence in the article: Rick Ankiel's Comeback that were caught my my sharp-eyed readers (I have readers! Who knew?) The Mel Queen that pitched with Johnny Lindell was the father of the Blue Jays pitching coach of the same name (I plead John 10:30 as my defense). Also, I have Joe Carter as hitting both 396 and 398 career HR. The correct total is 396.

So, thanks to all for the feedback and corrections. Don't blame the editing staff; because of me, our editors get overworked fairly often due to the differences in both Canadian and American spelling and grammar eh (and from me being me). It gives you an idea what I put the poor souls through. On the bright side (for them)--I'm probably buying them out of a few years in Purgatory.

Best Regards

John



Our good friend, and THT stalwart, John Brattain passed away on March 24, 2009. John was a prolific writer, whose work can also be read at Sympatico/MSN Sports and Baseball Digest Daily. John's work was also featured at USA Today, MLBtalk, ESPN Insider, Baseball Prospectus, The Baseball Analysts and The Baseball Journals. Never afraid to express himself in any medium, he was also a frequent radio speaker.


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