This is what I get, and I suppose it’s only right.<\/p>\n
A few weeks ago, I mentioned a new site being started up at ArmchairGM.com<\/a>. It’s like Wikipedia for sports fans. Pretty cool concept, outstanding layout, and they’re working on some great interactive projects. I just haven’t done as much as I had hoped to contribute. Sure, I’ve updated some stuff on BG’s page there, and click through every day or so seeing what’s new, but I haven’t really contributed like I had hoped. I blame it on being sports’\u00c2\u00a0“down” season.<\/p>\n So when I was asked to mention their latest endeavor, I could hardly turn them down. (That and I think it’s pretty cool.) Sometime in the coming weeks, they’ll be having a “conversation” with former major leaguer\u00c2\u00a0Jim Bouton, author of ’70s cultural icon “Ball Four”. To join in, visit the interview’s main page<\/a>, submit your question for Mr. Bouton, and in a week or so, the best questions will be pulled out and asked to the former pitcher.<\/p>\n And don’t forget your greenies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is what I get, and I suppose it’s only right. A few weeks ago, I mentioned a new site being started up at ArmchairGM.com. It’s like Wikipedia for sports fans. Pretty cool concept, outstanding layout, and they’re working on some great interactive projects. I just haven’t done as much as I had hoped to … Continue reading Selling my soul<\/span>