Oddly enough, some of the least welcoming people when I started out were some of the beat writers covering the teams. This was true both locally and among the visiting press. They seemed to me to be more protective of tradition than the baseball men. There were a few beat writers that I think were rooting for my failure and would have tripped me going out the door. But among most of the baseball men there was the more open-minded practical view of "We’ll wait and see if you can help." I felt they were giving me an opportunity to earn my position, and that’s all I wanted.
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i did not know him, but great interview
i agree with his take on science vs statistical analysis
thanks for posting this..
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by onlysoxfaninbasel on Oct 12, 2011 4:51 AM CDT reply actions
haven't we all been feeling this for years? not a lot of room for mysticism when talking stats.
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nothing surprising here.
there’s a reason great news writers are so revered. the dearth of them compared to the amount of worthless hacks is staggering.
by obnoxious american on Oct 12, 2011 10:55 AM CDT reply actions 2 recs
Excellent.
WU got his ass handed to him by the Shit Rooster, of all people! Priceless.
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