But at Harvard, They’re Bad for the Community
Posted on February 26th, 2008 in Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
Yankee pitcher Phil Hughes has started a blog, and since mid-January, it’s attracted 340,000 visitors.
It’s kind of a sweet blogâhe gave away his fleece from last season, with his number on it, which would be kind of a cool thing to have, in fact.
Perhaps Hughes is feeling competitive with that other incredibly likeable young Yankee pitcher, Joba Chamberlain.
Here’s one thing about pitchers that come up from the minors: Not only are they cheaper than hired guns like Roger Clemens, but….you like them more! Watching these young players grow and develop over time gives fans the chance to bond with them, something that’s been missing from the Yankees in the (George) Steinbrenner era.
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2/26/2008 10:18 pm
It’s nice to read about the accomplishments of the Deans at Harvard. See this article in The Crimson:
Hats Off To Kagan
The law school deanâs tenure has been marked by numerous accomplishments