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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Friday, January 23, 2009New York BBWAA DinnerIf you're like me, you can't bring yourself to pay 50 cents for a copy of the rags they write for, so I'm having trouble getting my mind around paying $225 to have dinner with them:Tickets remain on sale for this Sunday's New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America dinner at the Hilton at 6 p.m. The cost is $225, and may be obtained by calling 212-586-7000. To be fair, there are going to be a bunch of ballplayers too, as Pujols, Pedroia, Lee, Lincecum, Soto, and Longoria receive their postseason award hardware. But that's not all! Check out these local awards the New York Chapter gives out: Sid Mercer-Dick Young Player of the Year: Brad Lidge Great. Now here comes the firestorm of articles about how the Casey Stengel You Can Look it Up Award never goes to the guy who is really the most lookiest up player. Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 7:11am Comments
Matthew Namee said...
Wait—Johnny Damon is a “good guy”? What is this, 1998? Posted 01/23 at 05:47 PM
Richard Dansky said...
I believe David Eckstein is most feared when he looks up (he rochambeaued Derek Lee twice that way) and will ride this into the Looking It Up Hall of Fame. Posted 01/23 at 10:53 PM
VanderBirch said...
Isn’t Brad Lidge 30 or so? Best young player? Posted 01/23 at 11:35 PM
Richard Dansky said...
30 is the new “in High A ball at 19”. Posted 01/23 at 11:37 PM
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Who is the most lookiest up player? I like to think its Jeter.
Typical Yankee Fan: He’s a great fielder.
Everyone Else: No, he’s not. You can look it up.