Category Archives: Baseball

Steve Sailer: Moneyball Making Baseball Managers Whiter

Steve Sailer writes: General managers have gotten smarter over the decades, in part due to the moneyball trend, so they hire smarter managers. In general, baseball statistics have become a kind of Safe Space for White Guys. It seems like … Continue reading

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WP: When Latino sluggers flip their bats, it’s called disrespectful. It’s also a double standard.

Chris Lamb writes in the Washington Post: “The brouhaha over José Bautista’s ALDS bat flip exposed the cultural and ethnic tensions beneath the surface in professional baseball.” Comments at WP: * It is quite a leap to generalize the response … Continue reading

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Steve Sailer: Sportscaster Colin Cowherd Fired for Citing HateStats

Steve Sailer writes: Uh oh, he cited HateStats. Here’s what Cowherd said in his follow-up: “For the record, I used the Dominican Republic because they furnish baseball with so many great players. But they do rank 122nd out of 144 … Continue reading

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I’m Shocked By Yasiel Puig’s Lax Work Ethic

Hmm. Didn’t his parents and relatives teach him better? Mark Saxon writes: LOS ANGELES — Yasiel Puig spent at least 30 minutes visiting with friends in the stands while the rest of his teammates were either taking batting practice, fielding … Continue reading

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Baseball vs Cricket

This book came out in 2003 — ‘Playing Hardball – A Kent County Cricketer’s Journey into Big League Baseball’. It seems like a good way to learn about the cultural differences between America and the British Commonwealth. Here are some … Continue reading

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