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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, February 20, 2009Introducing The Baseball ChronicleSabermetric writing and analysis was and remains an essential corrective to inane, old school sportswriter blather, but I like a little right-brained action too, ya know? Thank goodness then for Phil Bencomo, late of Baseball Toaster's Cub Town, who has a new project in the works:As much as baseball is about statistics, it is about stories. Every fan’s head is filled with numbers, but it’s filled with memories, too. In that spirit we announce The Baseball Chronicle. Every month or two, we choose a theme and publish great stories based, however loosely, on that theme. If you love baseball storytelling, then we think you’ll love the Chronicle, too. The first theme is "hooked," and Phil is looking for submissions: We’re looking for personal stories and essays, interviews and original journalism. This sounds like a really worthy endeavor. I may very well put my story-telling pants on and submit something. I hope some of you do too. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 8:30am Comments
Aaron Moreno said...
Fortunately, pants are not necessary for blog comments.
Posted 02/20 at 10:51 AM
MooseinOhio said...
Did anyone notice if A-Rod was wearing pants when he was telling his stories? Posted 02/20 at 11:06 AM
Dave Studeman said...
Does everyone remember this classic use of the words pants? “I find your lack of pants disturbing.” Posted 02/20 at 12:41 PM
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Pants are a necessary component of telling stories - maybe that’s why my audiences tend to be small.