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Monday, February 19, 2007On the Radio in Austin, TexasPosted by Jeff SackmannIf you'll be driving home in the Austin, Texas area around 4:20 (central time) this afternoon, tune in to AM 1300 "The Zone." I'll be a guest with Chad Hastings and Kevin Dunn on The Afternoon Show. If you're not within range of AM 1300, but you still desperately want to hear what I have to say about baseball in Texas and elsewhere, you can listen to a live stream by clicking here. Tuesday, February 06, 2007NYC SABR Chapter Meeting on SaturdayPosted by Jeff SackmannThis Saturday, Feb. 10, I'll be discussing the The Hardball Times Baseball Annual 2007 at the New York City SABR chapter meeting. The meeting goes on all day and includes some great talks and guests; the author panel (of which I'll be a part) is at 11am. For more details on the meeting, click here. If you make it to the meeting, be sure to say hello! Monday, February 05, 2007Site IssuesPosted by Bryan TsaoWe realize that the site may be running slowly for some of you, and has been down at intermittent times over the past 24 hours. We are working with our server providers to identify and remedy the issue, and greatly appreciate your patience and readership. We look forward to resuming our regular service soon. |
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