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In baseball it means stop trying to score quite so aggressively via bunting or taking extra bases. The topic is so prevalent and contentious (how big a lead is enough? What inning is late enough?) that I devoted the first chapter of The Baseball Codes to it.
13 kwi 2022 · What with all the celebrations on baseball fields over recent years, you’d be excused for thinking that we’ve entered a new era of the sport’s unwritten rules. Turns out you haven’t seen anything yet.
Author Jason Turbow returns to the show to discuss the ins and outs of baseball's unwritten rules. You'll be flipping your bat in delight as we play the podcast game the right way. Take a look at the legendary Ryan/Ventura fight on Here's Yasiel Puig and making Madison Bumgarner mad.
15 mar 2010 · The Baseball Codes, by Bay Area sportswriters Jason Turbow and Michael Duca, is a frankly incredible book -- a history and analysis of baseball's insular culture of unwritten rules, protocols...
1 sty 2010 · The Baseball Codes is an anecdotal catalog of the mostly unwritten do's and don'ts of professional baseball. The author provides a well detailed reciting of historical events throughout the years in baseball of the many entertaining personalities that have played the game.
28 sie 2016 · Game 5 of the World Series gave us a particularly interesting moment during the course of an otherwise dull blowout: After a host of questionable ball-strike calls, plate ump Lance Barksdale outdid himself during the sixth inning.
22 mar 2011 · In The Baseball Codes, old-timers and all-time greats share their insights into the game’s most hallowed—and least known—traditions. For the learned and the casual baseball fan alike, the...
