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The Mets Narratives: Apocalypse or Benny Hill

Matthew Callan Amazin' Avenue Jun 20 2011, 12:00p

When Ken Rosenthal said Jose Reyes would switch to Scott Boras, the Mets press corps responded with a flurry of nonactivity.

Mets Get All A-Twitter

Matthew Callan Amazin' Avenue Apr 11 2011, 12:00p

The Mets banned tweeting during managerial press conferences. Big deal? No, and yes.

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Hey, all: Just wanted to clarify something quickly. The Observer is requiring every employee to...

posted by MichaelProcton, Jul 28, 2009

Hey, all:
Just wanted to clarify something quickly. The Observer is requiring every employee to take a week of unpaid leave in this fiscal quarter. By coincidence, this is my week. I can't undo that, so I couldn't chase the Okafor trade. I'm using this week productively to take care of two aging parents. But I'd love to be writing about this interesting situation that seems mostly about payroll management. See you when I'm off furlough.

— A bit of an explanation as to why the Observer hasn't been covering this story any closer. Pretty sad, really.

Five Questions: The Dallas Morning News's Richard Durrett

Ian Casselberry Bless You Boys Jul 27 2009, 1:55p

Richard Durrett of the Dallas Morning News' Rangers Blog answers five questions for BlessYouBoys.com as the Tigers and Rangers get ready for a three-game series.

How Are the Mariners Doing It?

Ian Casselberry Bless You Boys Apr 17 2009, 2:15p

At 7-3, the Seattle Mariners are the surprise of the 2009 MLB season thus far. How are they doing it, and what should Tigers fans be looking for going into this weekend's series?

Morning Prowl: Fake Grandy, Panic Buttons, Inge's Walks, and Posnanski's Rule

Ian Casselberry Bless You Boys Apr 15 2009, 9:30a

A daily trip around the Detroit Tigers news cycle and blogosphere, including Curtis Granderson sharing stories of identity fraud, Jeff Passan pressing the panic button for the Indians, Brandon Inge's walks, and Joe Posnanski's idea for a rule change.

Five Questions: MLB.com's Jordan Bastian

Ian Casselberry Bless You Boys Apr 6 2009, 3:30p

In anticipation of tonight's season-opening series between the Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays, MLB.com beat reporter Jordan Bastian answered five questions for BlessYouBoys.com.

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Defense and Stats from a Mariners Beat Writer

posted by Jordan M, Mar 29, 2009

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The title link brings you to a nice profile of new defensive stats from Mariners beat writer Geoff Baker, and this blog entry is a general defense of stats. Both are excellent pieces, and the defense article is a nice background for those who want to learn more about the subject. h/t Lookout Landing

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Newspapers are dying, and baseball fans are suffering

posted by The Cheat, Mar 26, 2009

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Another great service beat writers provide fans is humanizing the players, telling us about their personalities and their backstories. They make the players more than simply numbers on the field. Could bloggers provide the same information if given proper access? Yes, certainly. But the more important question is whether they could afford the financial demands of daily access. It would be challenging enough for bloggers just to carve out the necessary eight-hour time slot to use that access at home games. Could they also pay the staggering lodging, travel and food expenses for 81 road games plus spring training?

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