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A Page from Baseball’s Past is one of the longest running pre-game shows in the history of broadcasting major league baseball games. The 2009 season will be the 26th season that this radio program has been on the air.

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  This truly is one of the best and best-researched samples of baseball history that I've ever read. Each

  entry ... is much-anticipated. It never disappoints. Rather, I can't wait to read the next one each time."  

   -- Ray Buck, Senior Staff Writer, Fort Worth Star-Telegram

 

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By the writer & researcher of A Page from Baseball’s Past, a one of a kind baseball column reflecting 21 years of major league experience

Diamondappraised.com

Craig Wright is a brilliant analyst of the game. You know how that goes – ‘intelligent’ means that he agrees with me; ‘brilliant’ means that I agree with him but I never would have thought of it myself.”

Bill James
Senior Baseball Advisor
Boston Red Sox

 

 

The E-Version of A Page from Baseball’s Past is dedicated to the memory of Stan Reynolds