Wednesday Quick Hits
- Jeff Conine is up to some interesting things post baseball.
- Keith Law is fairly high on the Reds.
- This may have already been linked somewhere on Red Reporter, but Jonah Keri recently took an interesting look at the 1990 Reds as a failed dynasty. I really hadn't ever thought about how young that team was, it is kind of surprising how far they fell in '91. Lot of career years in 1990.
- And finally, Bill James took questions over at Freakanomics. Good, pretty much as always.
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I wonder if Dusty is punishing Javy
or if he just really likes Paul Bako. Probably a combination of the two, but Paul Bako is way worse than we give him credit for.
He said
he's worried about Arizona's speed. I guess he's going with the guy with the better arm.
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Conine
Jeff Conine isn't exactly retired. No, he's training for the 140.6 miles of the Ford Ironman World Championship — 112 biking, 2.4 swimming and 26.2 running. The event will take place Oct. 11 in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
Eep! That's my hometown.
According to a press release announcing Conine's plans, his 3,081 career total bases amounted to 277,290 feet worth of running. The Ironman journey consists of 742,368 feet — more than three times his major-league output.
Conine, who turns 42 on June 27, fell 18 hits short of 2,000 in his 17-year career.
Wow. I think I'd have been tempted to play another year, to try and hit 2,000.
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Ever watch or participate in the Ironman?
Or maybe get a Mark Allen autograph?
by ken on Apr 2, 2008 7:44 PM EDT up reply actions
I remember the Ironman...
...mostly an immense annoyance, with huge crowds, crazy traffic, and no parking in our usually sleepy town.
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Keith Law getting high on reds?
Is that what they're calling it these days?
Scared by the new look...
In fairness to Keith
He'd just hauled a reefer to Big D and was slowed down on the backslide by a kojak with a kodak. What's your 20, good neighbor, come back...
homerun patterson
wow he didn't make an out.
The Dusty Path to the World Series!*
*Note this is not an endorsment of Dusty Baker.

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