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This forum is very confusing to me. All I was doing was introducing myself on an anything goes page, and I got some feedback I was not expecting. Then I got some valuable advice, followed by some really odd questions that have nothing to do with anything. If they're inside jokes I get it, but you can't expect someone who knows nothing about it to just let it go.
 
This forum is very confusing to me. All I was doing was introducing myself on an anything goes page, and I got some feedback I was not expecting. Then I got some valuable advice, followed by some really odd questions that have nothing to do with anything. If they're inside jokes I get it, but you can't expect someone who knows nothing about it to just let it go.

The last question was a joke, from a movie from before you were born called Airplane!

Here for you, buddy.
 
This forum is very confusing to me. All I was doing was introducing myself on an anything goes page, and I got some feedback I was not expecting. Then I got some valuable advice, followed by some really odd questions that have nothing to do with nanything. If they're inside jokes I get it, but you can't expect someone who knows nothing about it to just let it go.

5 quick questions and then I am done.

What is your month and year of birth?
How do you feel about the DH?
Did you eat fish for dinner?
Do you smoke heroin?
How many toes do you have?
 
3 quick questions and then I am done.

What is your month and year of birth?
How do you feel about the DH?
Did you eat fish for dinner?
At this point I'm not sure if I should be answering these questions, but:

March 1995
Pitchers should hit in AL
Nope, haven't eaten dinner yet
Don't smoke heroin
Umm 10
 
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You were born during my freshman year of college.

:eek:

Oh, and I can’t give you much advice other than this: The title may be “sports writer, but don’t pay attention to that.

Report. Don’t write.
 
Great advice from MisterCreosote. Writing is part of the reporting process but there's nothing to write without excellent reporting.

Also, I haven't eaten dinner yet - not I haven't ate dinner yet.

Let's ease up on the "inside jokes" on threads like these when someone is actually looking for help in the business. We're not 10 percent as funny as we think we are and someone who is not on the inside must think we're assholes or stupid. Or both.

Carry on
 
What does the number 6 mean to you?

And have you ever been to Tahoe?
 
Great advice from MisterCreosote. Writing is part of the reporting process but there's nothing to write without excellent reporting.

Also, I haven't eaten dinner yet - not I haven't ate dinner yet.

Let's ease up on the "inside jokes" on threads like these when someone is actually looking for help in the business. We're not 10 percent as funny as we think we are and someone who is not on the inside must think we're assholes or stupid. Or both.

Carry on
But we are who we think we are!
 
Neil Leifer loved Musial too.

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And good answer on the DH.

As you saw the other night in an LCS, Buehler stepped up with the bases loaded and down a run ... and looked at a nasty curve for strike 3. Pitcher v. Pitcher adds a little more drama.

It's why we cheer Bartolo getting hits, or even swinging so hard and missing that his helmet falls off.
 
And good answer on the DH.

As you saw the other night in an LCS, Buehler stepped up with the bases loaded and down a run ... and looked at a nasty curve for strike 3. Pitcher v. Pitcher adds a little more drama.

It's why we cheer Bartolo getting hits, or even swinging so hard and missing that his helmet falls off.
Right, nasty curve from Chacin I believe. The strategy of when to pinch hit for a pitcher makes NL ball that much more interesting.

Bartolo is our Lord and savior haha.
 

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