Baseball Prospectus
Baseball Prospectus is not what it was when I started reading it. It has moved away from pure statistical analysis and constant snarky comments. At the same time, the snark still gets put out there. This one (in todays Transaction Analysis by Christina Kahrl) just cracked me up.
"There are bad ideas, there are Sylvester Stallone-in-a-musical bad ideas, and then, in a class beyond all others, there are the stupendously bad ideas, the ones you don't get to do over, the ones you should just have the good sense to avoid in the first place. You know, like land wars in Asia, or signing Juan Pierre for 44 million smackers."
I just keep imagining Sly Stallone in a musical, dancing and grooving in a metro-sexual outfit. The mental image cracks me up.
"There are bad ideas, there are Sylvester Stallone-in-a-musical bad ideas, and then, in a class beyond all others, there are the stupendously bad ideas, the ones you don't get to do over, the ones you should just have the good sense to avoid in the first place. You know, like land wars in Asia, or signing Juan Pierre for 44 million smackers."
I just keep imagining Sly Stallone in a musical, dancing and grooving in a metro-sexual outfit. The mental image cracks me up.