To advocate for underappreciated baseball stars whose numbers, accomplishments, and reputations should earn them a place in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Friday, July 15, 2022
NOTICE XIII
Whoops! I haven't posted since June 23rd, and that is a little embarrassing. What I forgot to say was that I was going to take a two week road trip, and wouldn't likely publish during that time. At any rate, I came up with a new idea. As a prelude to my book (and to make more people aware of it), I plan to publish another, shorter book. Each player will be included, but unnamed. I will give, maybe, five clues about each player in my book (and, to make things tougher, five about each player or manager in the Hall of Fame), and the goal is to guess the player in the fewest clues. I like the idea, but the real question is, would the public like it? Well, would you?
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That book idea sounds interesting.
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