Baseball Articles « Anythingwritten

Baseball Articles

Currently, I blog at several locations. But as a guest writer at hometown9.com is where my love of the Cubs is duly displayed.

But here’s a few PDFs to baseball articles I have written in the past year:

The Midset of a Fan: Delusions of Baseball Grandeur

6 man rotation

2008 MLB Midseason Predictions

(K)night Moves : The Rich Harden Trade Prediction

the dream deferred: Josh Hamilton at All Star game

Hometown 9 articles (11 stories)

These reflect the sort of baseball stories and articles I will always bring to the table. Some sarcasm, some wit, and hopefully, knowledge you can keep.

The new Cubs Anthem of 2008: “Someday we’ll go all the way!” by Eddie Vedder

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Baseball Book Ad: Hoping to Wow in 2010 August 15, 2009

I will be done shortly after the 2009 World Series. I have to get cracking toward the final draft – rough is more like it – but it will be done. I hope to publish it under my own imprint: To me, this is a way to control the best aspects of publication: My work – my [...]

Portfolio: Just in case for job hunts August 3, 2009

Resumes may open a few doors; portfolios show you kept yourself busy and documented your accomplishments while at your prior job. It is possibly important to put together things you work on outside of your field of endeavor. The remodeling of a home, writing a novel, designing a new system, painting, or photographic art. It shows depth and knowledge sets tha […]

Turning Pulp into Fiction: The Rock Story April 21, 2009

I drive around alot. Not because I want to be environmentally unfriendly, but because my current job requires it. As a result, or a byproduct, I get several hours per night to listen to either the radio or a book on tape. (Which I haven’t done as much recently. And yes, that’s so 1980’s…) Recently, I [...]

Entreprenuer: Having the Knack and Developing a Niche February 5, 2009

In reading The Knack, Inc. writers Bo Burlingham and Norm Brodsky delve into what makes a successful business from the very beginning. Things like having high gross margins, stable (and growing) cash flows, and the ability to handle multiple problems with a quick assessment of the situation and how to fix it before it becomes an ongoing problem.