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02/10/2012: Recapping a swap-filled winterby Jeff Moore02/10/2012: A baseball card mystery: Ontiveros and Schmidtby Bruce Markusen02/10/2012: A dynasty ranking follow-upby Josh Shepardson02/09/2012: Forecasting Princeby Myron Logan02/09/2012: The Homestead exemption act of 1992by Frank Jackson02/09/2012: Fun with numbersby Nick Fleder02/08/2012: Making the leap upby Derek Ambrosino02/08/2012: Against replay in baseballby David Wade02/08/2012: BOB: Oakland dealt setback in pursuit to keep Athleticsby Brian Borawski02/08/2012: The virtual 1958-68 Giants, Reds, and Cardinals (Part 10: 1966-67)by Steve Treder02/08/2012: 20,000 days since Herb Score’s injuryby Chris Jaffe02/07/2012: A baseball card mystery: Bill Sudakis and the strange lightby Bruce Markusen02/07/2012: 20,000 days since Hank Aaron’s worst gameby Chris Jaffe02/07/2012: Did you know we had a mock draft?by Brad Johnson02/07/2012: State of the system - Arizona Diamondbacksby Jeff Moore02/07/2012: Rockies building a troubling rotationby Troy Patterson02/07/2012: Money and winsby Dave Studeman02/06/2012: Super at the right timeby Joe Distelheim02/06/2012: Let there be news - Volume 7by Brad Johnson02/06/2012: 10 things I didn’t know about one-hittersby Chris Jaffe02/06/2012: This week in (fantasy) baseball: 1/30-2/5by Karl de Vries02/06/2012: Would the Nationals consider holding back Strasburg?by Brad Johnson02/03/2012: Card Corner: 1972 Topps—Bob Vealeby Bruce Markusen02/03/2012: Supplementing the dynasty rankings (Part 2)by Jeffrey Gross02/03/2012: 10,000 days: 500th homer for Mr. Octoberby Chris Jaffe02/02/2012: Edwin Jackson finally signsby Matt Filippi02/02/2012: THT Forecasts - 2012 fantasy price guidesby Greg Tamer02/02/2012: The all-month team: Februaryby Richard Barbieri02/02/2012: We will, we will (mock) youby Nick Fleder02/02/2012: How are wins, attendance and payroll all related?by Dan Lependorf02/01/2012: Are you mocking me?by Derek Ambrosino02/01/2012: Why Oliver Loves Yuby Brian Cartwright02/01/2012: Reflections after a long offseasonby Chris Lund02/01/2012: The virtual 1958-68 Giants, Reds, and Cardinals (Part 9: 1965-66)by Steve Treder01/31/2012: A baseball card mystery: Ken Holtzman’s 1974 Topps cardby Bruce Markusen01/31/2012: The new golden age of catchingby Troy Patterson01/31/2012: 10,000 days since Carlton becomes Phillies win leaderby Chris Jaffe01/31/2012: The Verdict: Hardball Times mock draft analysisby Michael Stein01/30/2012: Let there be news - Volume 6by Brad Johnson01/30/2012: Juan Pierre, Domonic Brown, and plansby Brad Johnson01/30/2012: Dave Duncan, the 1982 Mariners and lost gloryby Paul Francis Sullivan01/30/2012: This week in (fantasy) baseballby Karl de Vries01/30/2012: What was I thinking?by Ben Pritchett01/28/2012: THT mock draft 2012by Ben Pritchett01/27/2012: Outfield assist of another kindby Bojan Koprivica01/27/2012: In the old days, the game was more excitingby Max Marchi01/27/2012: Supplementing the dynasty rankings (Part 1)by Jeffrey Gross01/27/2012: 30th anniversary: The Ryne Sandberg tradeby Chris Jaffe01/27/2012: Cooperstown Confidential: thinking about Al Smithby Bruce Markusen01/26/2012: Closer watchby Paul Singman01/26/2012: Jack Morris: the winningest pitcher of the 1980sby Bobby Mueller01/26/2012: Marshall McDougall’s greatest gameby Frank Jackson01/26/2012: Players I’ll avoid this yearby Dave Shovein01/25/2012: It’s THT Dispatchby Dave Studeman01/25/2012: THT Forecasts - 2012 Oliver projected-WAR starting lineupby Greg Tamer01/25/2012: Another Fielder for Detroitby THT Staff01/25/2012: AL West: offseason check-inby David Wade01/25/2012: Ask Oliverby Derek Ambrosino01/25/2012: BOB: Astros ponder new lookby Brian Borawski01/25/2012: 40th anniversary: Dave Winfield and the NCAA basket-brawlby Chris Jaffe01/24/2012: Fast goes Astroby Dave Studeman01/24/2012: The greatest eye in baseballby Troy Patterson01/24/2012: A baseball card mystery: Bob Didier and Cleon Jonesby Bruce Markusen01/24/2012: 20,000 days since the Phillies integrateby Chris Jaffe01/24/2012: The virtual 1958-68 Giants, Reds, and Cardinals (Part 8: 1964-65)by Steve Treder01/23/2012: Carmona points out an MLB inequityby Mat Kovach01/23/2012: Career highlights: Orlando Cabreraby Chris Jaffe01/23/2012: Players I like more than you doby Ben Pritchett01/23/2012: Let there be news - Volume 5by Brad Johnson01/23/2012: Ten least-likely guys to break up a no-hitterby Chris Jaffe01/22/2012: Craig Counsell career highlightsby Chris Jaffe01/20/2012: Thinking big in Big D in 1950by Frank Jackson01/20/2012: Card Corner: 1972 Topps: George Hendrickby Bruce Markusen01/20/2012: The extra 2 percent: A fantasy market inefficencyby Josh Shepardson01/19/2012: Evaluating a strange offseason in San Diegoby Myron Logan01/19/2012: On Edgar Martinezby Richard Barbieri01/19/2012: Searching for sleepersby Nick Fleder01/18/2012: SABR Analytics Conferenceby Dave Studeman01/18/2012: BOB: Mets owner scores another win in courtby Brian Borawski01/18/2012: Is Jorge Posada toast as a righty hitter?by George Szabo01/18/2012: Can you really play it safe?by Derek Ambrosino01/18/2012: A baseball card mystery: Thurman Munson and who?by Bruce Markusen01/18/2012: 10th anniversary: Randy Winn’s greatest shotby Chris Jaffe01/17/2012: 10,000 days since Buddy Bell walk-off slamby Chris Jaffe01/17/2012: The virtual 1958-68 Giants, Reds, and Cardinals (Part 7: 1963-64)by Steve Treder01/17/2012: Some thoughts on Moscosoby Lucas Apostoleris01/17/2012: The Toronto Blue Jays quirkiest pitching staff since 1994by Chris Lund01/17/2012: The Verdict: snake versus auction draftby Michael Stein01/16/2012: PED injustice and the Hallby Mat Kovach01/16/2012: THT Forecasts: Players’ comments…rollout!by Greg Tamer01/16/2012: Ye believe in me, believe also in Mike Stantonby Ben Pritchett01/16/2012: Let there be news - Volume 4by Brad Johnson01/16/2012: The possible upcoming Cooperstown ballot apocalypseby Chris Jaffe01/16/2012: 10th anniversary: Rangers sign Chan Ho Parkby Chris Jaffe01/14/2012: Is there an asterisk in Brandon’s future?by Steve Treder01/13/2012: The Yankees’ finest hourby Nick Fleder01/13/2012: Fantasy Chat - 1/15/12by Nick Fleder01/13/2012: Cooperstown Confidential: Why Bob Howsam isn’t in the Hall of Fameby Bruce Markusen01/12/2012: On Ryan Madson: Parsing Boras’ commentsby Greg Simons01/12/2012: Dynasty rankings 2012 follow-upby Nick Fleder<< Click here to return to the category list. |
 April 09, 2011Lucky EddiePerhaps it isn't the singular event the baseball world has been waiting for, but nonetheless it's good news for those with an interest in the history of the sport: Eddie Robinson has published his autobiography. Lucky Me: My Sixty-Five Years in Baseball is a good read.Robinson wasn't a Hall of Fame-quality player, nor was his long post-playing career in the front offices of various organizations one of the greatest, but in both phases Robinson was quite good. And he was extremely well-traveled, playing for the Indians, Senators, White Sox, Athletics, Yankees, Athletics (again), Tigers, Indians (again), and Orioles, and then working in coaching and multiple executive capacities for the Orioles, Colt .45s, Athletics, Braves, Rangers, and Yankees, including stints as the General Manager in Atlanta and Texas. If one is inclined to think that on such a long and winding road Robinson met a lot of interesting people and has a lot of interesting stories to tell, this book amply proves one correct. Click for more... Posted by: Steve Treder Click here for more THT Notes. | ||||