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Sunday, December 19, 2004

Pretend You’re Billy Beane….


You're sitting around your Oakland office, looking at all the shenanigans in the Free Agent market. Now, you don't have enough money to pay a free agent, but you've noticed that starting pitchers seem to be in high demand this offseason -- overvalued, even.

Plus, you currently have three of the best young starters in baseball on your staff, and you know you're likely to lose at least two of them in the next two years. What do you do?

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Posted by Dave Studeman at 2:51pm

The Latest from Washington


Field of Schemes has a great review of a Washington Post article regarding the Washington DC team and ballpark brouhaha. Check it out.

Posted by Dave Studeman at 2:36pm