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While you may think that this blog is nothing but baseball cards (and now LEGOs), you'd be wrong.
Alright, you'd be correct most of the time, but once in a while I actually write about my beloved Reds. For instance, I recently wrote a short "way too early" preview for the Reds' upcoming 2013 season over at The Baseball Big Brother Project (you can find my post here).
The Baseball Big Brother Project is a fun blog that is mostly devoted to the "little" teams in MLB. If you'd like to read about the likes of the Astros, Reds, Pirates, Padres, Rays, or Royals (plus a few others), then you are in luck! I invite you to check out the blog, the various authors put in a lot of work (certainly more than I do).
As a preview to the article (and to entice you to click here to read it), I present the five items in the preview without any further exposition.
See, now you can't resist, can you? Feel free to leave any comments on that entry OR here - I'm not always good at checking comments over at The Baseball Big Brother Project.
Alright, you'd be correct most of the time, but once in a while I actually write about my beloved Reds. For instance, I recently wrote a short "way too early" preview for the Reds' upcoming 2013 season over at The Baseball Big Brother Project (you can find my post here).
The Baseball Big Brother Project is a fun blog that is mostly devoted to the "little" teams in MLB. If you'd like to read about the likes of the Astros, Reds, Pirates, Padres, Rays, or Royals (plus a few others), then you are in luck! I invite you to check out the blog, the various authors put in a lot of work (certainly more than I do).
As a preview to the article (and to entice you to click here to read it), I present the five items in the preview without any further exposition.
- Starting Pitching:
- Third Base:
- Joey Votto
- Bye Bye Houston
- Aroldis Chapman
See, now you can't resist, can you? Feel free to leave any comments on that entry OR here - I'm not always good at checking comments over at The Baseball Big Brother Project.
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