The Soul of Baseball is a must for any baseball fan's collection but this... Ugh. I still don't understand the rush to print, unless Posnanski just wanted to be rid of it already. I wish he had just shelved the project entirely, because it's obvious Posnanski had become far too emotionally attached to his subject to…

+100 Starwood Loyalty Points

Hiring Stephen Glass as the website designer was probably an unwise decision.

I'm guessing that's a good call:

Does not surprise me at all. I noticed lots of young guys wearing black Nats caps two-three years ago, when Washington wasn't exactly a bandwagon team like they are this year (deservedly so, though, I would add). A couple of innocently-posed inquiries confirmed the wearers were not donning the caps in support of the…

And Nationals hats (in black) are very popular in parts of the PacNW as gang identification.

+1 pair of Louboutins

Huh, that's really odd. I know they can and will remove comments if the poster is racist, etc. (and the account is subsequently zapped as well). I have noticed a lot of random replies showing up nested under entirely unrelated comments lately - the precise number of indicated replies are there, but they're in…

Are you reading Kinja view or "Classic"? I've noticed if I switched to Classic *after* Kinja, a significant number of comments vanish, so unfortunately it compels me to stick with Kinja view even though navigation is soul-destroying.

I refuse to dress down for a flight, and I've never had a security hassle (in spite of an excess of accessories that one might expect would create a delay). I think, as with most things, dress for the treatment you'd like to receive.

Interestingly, MLB Network was supposed to show the Nats @ Giants game this afternoon (at least, according to all the listings). I've been fuming for two-and-a-half hours about the switch-up without noticing the perfect game on my screen in the process, ha ha.

+1 spot on. We're back to the days of twenty-five guys, twenty-five cabs.

Wow.

Enduring.

RIP Johnny. You'll be missed.

That's wonderful +1.

Nicely done, NBC. The atrophy in all four limbs prevented me from switching channels and/or fleeing the room before the debut of "Animal Practice."

This was, I can't believe it, a few years ago. Probably three when I stopped listening regularly, around the same time "Basketball" was released. It's a shame, he can be genuinely funny and insightful, but the pile-on (footnotes, so you never forget how many clever asides he can come up with, celebrity…

Awesome, thank you.