Does anyone remember all those posters they used to make in the 80’s of baseball stars? Like the Pacific Sock Exchange one.

They should do a shoot for one like that with Posey and Heyward.

When a newspaper references another print source, the title, author, and date is mentioned. When it’s a blog? Never. I’m not blaming Baggs, because everyone does this, and for all I know it’s an editorial decision having nothing to do with the writers who write the stories. But frankly, it’s BS. The internet is a new media— that doesn’t mean it doesn’t deserve attribution. You can say “McCovey Chronicles” folks. It’s ok. People will still read your stuff too. Indeed, as you may have noticed, bloggers frequently link to your stuff and so drive up your readership. You could return the favor— it wouldn’t kill you and you’d come off like less of a jackass.

(again, by “you” here I’m not specifically referencing Baggarly, but rather whoever it is at these old guard print journalism sources that sets these standards)

The only thing he could be saying is “I ain’t havin’ it”