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Thursday, February 05, 2009

Today at THT

Things to read while thinking about how long you have to be unemployed before you can start putting down "blogger" as your occupation on official forms . . .

  • Colin Wyers continues his series on how to measure a player's value. I think the worst thing about this is the table in which it is shown that Jeff Francoeur is even less valuable than Corey Patterson. I mean, I have made so much fun of Corey Patterson over the years that I'm almost bored with it, but according to Colin, he'd be an improvement over a guy on my team. God, I wish the Braves had one legitimate outfielder.


  • Jeff Sackmann breaks down Division I baseball. Don't worry, though, he puts it back together again.


  • Finally, over at Fantasy Focus, Michael Lerra writes about how to design the perfect keeper league. I like to think that the keeper league I'm in is better than anyone else's. Why? Because we actually keep the players. Literally. I have Carlos Beltran in my basement chained to a wall at this very moment.


    • Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 5:39am

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    Brandon Isleib said...

    Are you telling me that Gregor Blanco isn’t your idea of amazing?  I mean, he’s good at taking walks.  Maybe if you sort of dissected Blanco’s walking talent and put it in Francoeur, you’d have something…

    Posted 02/05  at  10:56 AM
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