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in which rob iracane and kris liakos discuss the present state of baseball and the human condition -- in which rob iracane and kris liakos discuss the present state of baseball and the human condition eternal questions by kris liakos on january 31, 2011 10:00 am | permalink | comments (50) hey kids, the moon has a face and it smiles on the lake . what can we say that we haven't already said in this month long goodbye? well, it wouldn't hurt to say thank you again. readers, collaborators, e'rybody, what will it be like to not chronicle a baseball season here for the first time since 2007? i assume it'll be weird for us, and maybe for you but we'll all adjust. and you can be pretty sure we're not gonna be silent, per se. we're all atwitter here . and we'll be popping up on our friends' sites to be sure. got a witty bon mot that will metastasize and eventually kill you if you don't get it out? hurry up and post it. thought the site will stay up we're turning off comments this week. how will your favorite team do this year? we wish em well no matter who they are. sure there are a million other places to read about baseball, but where will you go for talk about food and pictures of babies dressed like food? to rob and mine's new website! we're in the formative stages of putting together eatoff eat , a new recipe and restaurant review site. it's on tumblr ( and twitter ), so it'll be a little less formal than things have been on wow, but do stop by sometime to see if we figure it out. so that's it. today is 's 3rd anniversary. it's also the day every insurance man dreams of. packing up the office and heading home for a long leisurely retirement. i bought an rv. rob and i wish all of you the very best and we'll see you this summer at the #heist. be well, friends. same wow channel. why are we still talking about racism, anyway? by rob iracane on january 28, 2011 1:30 pm | permalink | comments (3) by this point in human history, dealing with racism should be a pointless exercise. as evolved as we humans have become as a species, racism as we know it should be completely eradicated. but it ain't. it's not even close. even in a venue as diverse as our national pastime, race still matters and it forces writers like us to bring it up even when it makes us look like liberal schmucks (which, granted, we are...sometimes). of all the posts we've done that sparked discussion elsewhere in the baseball blogosphere, few have received as much feedback and attention as the one where we called out writers for associating "lack of hustle" with minority players . some simple research showed me that, for the most part, white players don't get criticized for their effort: so, how many white players showed up in the search results? one. that's it, just one. david wright, and the item was on a silly fantasy news website, hardly a bastion of hard-hitting journalism. this was not a case of cherry-picking results to prove my point; no, i searched long and hard to find exceptions! twenty-one black or latino players were called out for "lack of hustle" by a writer and/or manager, versus just one white player. this is not a coincidence. are we to believe that david wright is the only white player in the majors who had problems hustling? has adam dunn never lollygagged? did cal ripken run out every single infield grounder? doubtful. yet we never hear of managers or columnists calling out white guys for "lack of hustle". i stand by my hypothesis. i am not accusing the majority of writers of being racist. but there are deep-seated opinions in the subconscious that can associate certain words or phrases with a player based on his appearance or mannerisms. also, i'm 100% convinced that some writers and some players are actual card-carrying racists. but i won't name names lest i get sued for too much #realtalk. instead, let's look back at some of the racist stuff that fell into the gray area: there was richard griffin and his thoughts on latino behaviors . some local schlub columnist attacking our friends rinku and dinesh with hack jokes about india. matt vasgersian fell victim to the "this thing looks like that thing" hack joke. and the players did their part, too. mike bascik lost it on twitter because of some dumb basketball game . an unidentified blue jay made an off-color joke . where do we go from here? well, we're shutting down the blog so you're on your own, dear reader. either that or you are thrilled that we our shutting our traps for good. but: casual racism is our true enemy. we as twenty-first century baseball fans need not fight the monstrous racial divide that players and fans had to overcome in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. these issues we deal with today? small potatoes. so i ask you to be on the lookout for beat writers and columnists who stumble into subtle jabs at a dude because of his skin color. it's the seemingly innocent observations that can prolong injustice. we got politics in your baseball by kris liakos on january 28, 2011 11:00 am | permalink | comments (6) that little banner at the top of the page was as much as disclaimer as a mission statement. when we started rob and i weren't the super tight bros we are now, but we knew enough about each others' internetting to realize that we'd probably wander off into the writing wilderness from time to time. the human condition clause gave us the free reign to do that and most everyone seemed to be fine with it. to our surprise, this even included when we started spewing our lefty politics. which we did quite a bit. there's a political undercurrent to so many things we wrote, but the first time we decided to get explicit about things, i took on dick cheney , the easiest of targets. sure there was a little backlash from one livid commenter, but this was early enough in the site's history to be filed under "thinning the herd." was probably best for the little guy. he would have popped a vein in his head with all the other shots we took at him and his boss . in retrospect, we talked about those two a bit too much back in the day and it comes off as kinda petty. especially because we had little substance to the posts other than snark. this isn't a retraction, just a wish that we'd made something a little chewier. lord knows there was enough material. see, i just did it again. we poked some fun at the new guy when he took over too. later in life, i outlined my disillusionment with party politics and my annoyance at its interruption of my baseball playoffs. note that i attack the new york times, conservative wowies. note also that i'm not calling for the separation of politics and sport, just bemoaning their televised overlap. when we supported the diamondbacks boycott it spurred a lot of good comments that included some measured opposition and i think we're still pretty proud of taking some sort of stance there. in a 2008 new yorker article about the bejing olympics, anthony lane said "the attempt to keep politics out of sport, which is as futile as trying to keep the sweat out of sex, began to falter once more." i love that quote and feel that anyone that has ever given us flack for the former doesn't have much experience with the latter. it's about passion, biff. this site, and any site with comments which is to say every single one, gives you the forum to disagree and we were glad if you did. just as long as you weren't raising the neutered cry to "keep em separated." so thanks for indudging us. i know you liked it better when we made up stuff about graeme lloyd or posted pictures of a guy getting slapped in the head, but we just couldn't help ourselves sometimes. civic outrage and disillusionment were a part of our human condition, and you can't say we didn't warn you. a plea: go for the by dan mcquade on january 28, 2011 9:00 am | permalink | comments (5) i don't remember much about the game. it was 1995. the phillies were going through another sub-.500 season , despite being "defending national league champions" thanks to

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