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Tuesday, July 01, 2008Baseball writers in New YorkIf you're a baseball fan in New York City, you might want to check out Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters get-together this Thursday. Featured authors include Milton H. Jamail, Deidre Silva, Jackie Koney, and Tim Wendel. Admission is free. Lineup varietyThis game preview at MLB.com notes that Oakland has used 64 different lineups in their first 81 games. The implication is that 64 different lineups is a lot, but in fact it's league-average. The AL leader in lineup variety is Cleveland (71 different lineups in its first 82 games). The trailer is Chicago (only 55 different lineups). The bandwagon buildsAnother manager bats his pitcher eighth. Aaron’s SABR recapAaron Gleeman (the very personification of dignity as long as you skip the last photo) has posted his annual SABR recap, which is always required reading. In fact, Aaron's recaps are probably the best recruitment campaign SABR has ever run (as Mike Veeck said, "SABR is fun!"). EtticksPolitical shenanigans related to baseball are afoot in Pittsfield, MA once again, and Shysterball has a take on the situation. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||