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Baseball keeps stats on everything. You could find the day game batting average for third year players, when playing in stadiums with retractable roofs, when the roof is closed.
But having statistics only does so much. Economist J. C. Bradbury's NY Times Op-Ed tells us why he thinks all the talk about the impact of steroids on stats is overblown:
Baseball commentators have been quick to blame performance-enhancing drugs. And while baseball has changed, the reason for that may be more innocent read more
Full post as published by An Inclination to Criticize on April 02, 2007 (boomark / email).
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