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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Tuesday, April 07, 2009Curtis Granderson to Yahoo!If he's going to keep up with the blogging, I'm going to have to start considering him competition and have him kicked off my fantasy team (from a press release):All-Star Detroit Tigers centerfielder Curtis Granderson has signed with Yahoo! Sports MLB blog “Big League Stew” to be a featured blogger for the 2009 baseball season. The blog will feature Grandson’s insightful look at the life of a professional baseball player, the Detroit Tigers and MLB. His first post is here. One wonders why he left ESPN, where he had blogged for the past few years. I can only assume that he got tired of Rob King reminding him to put the cover on his TPS reports and Buster Olney bugging him to contribute to the coffee club. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 11:10am Comments
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Ok, an Office Space reference first thing as I settle into my West Coast cubicle: pure joy.
Watching the Angels # 4 starter throw a 3 hit shutout at the “new look” A’s: pure agony.
Still, it’s baseball again. The flowers are in bloom, the air is warm, and the beer is cold.