MLB books to buy and MLB websites to research
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I love USA Today's Sports Weekly for baseball info.
Not quite as good as the old Sporting News but close.
Not quite as good as the old Sporting News but close.
Here's a good tip: Visit www.sabr.org/analytics and listen to past panels from SABR Analytics Conferences (2012-18).
The past conferences are much less expensive (in fact, priceless) than attending this year's conference from March 8-10 priced at $545 before February 14 and $695 after February 14.
The past conferences are much less expensive (in fact, priceless) than attending this year's conference from March 8-10 priced at $545 before February 14 and $695 after February 14.
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I like Brian Kenny's insightful information better than his arrogant presentation.
The live 2019 version would be too much all at once for me to take in. It would be easier sending CB paying for it with a 2 week vacation & salary. Then all I got to do is ask him how did it go , break it down along with any good stuff I could use. I like MLB but I cannot win 2 games in a row.
FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
Baseball prospectus was mauled yesterday from amazon. With all of the uncertainty in the FA market, I can only recommend the online sites.
I always buy the BP annual book but their yearly online subscription is fantastic and cheap.
Fangraphs is an exceptional daily web site to follow-I dont subscribe because most of their content is free
I'm going to try and be more active and hoping we all keep the daily MLB thread going here again this year. In the past we've excellent contributions/information sharing/analysis
Fangraphs is an exceptional daily web site to follow-I dont subscribe because most of their content is free
I'm going to try and be more active and hoping we all keep the daily MLB thread going here again this year. In the past we've excellent contributions/information sharing/analysis
Bushay
NHL Expert
Kindle edition is $12.95. paperback still $19