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Author, podcaster, pen enthusiast, baseball lover, 4.0 tennis player, grumpy father, nonfiction reader (mostly), Bruce fan, Taylor fan, writer of JoeBlogs.
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Emptying the Notebook

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By Joe Posnanski Verified
| Substack
So, this week’s going to be a lot of emptying the notebook … because I’m finishing the final version of FIFTY SEASONS: Stories of the Baseball Years That Echo. I’m going to be honest with you because that’s what we do here — this book has kicked my butt like no other, not because it’s been hard to write (the writing has been SO fun) but because I keep thinking of new ways to make it better. This has meant tearing up the framework a dozen times or more.
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Wandering Through the Box Scores, Ep. 3

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By Joe Posnanski Verified
| joeposnanski.com
Before we go wandering through the boxscores, here’s your Friday splash of joy: What is your favorite baseball card? From Brilliant Reader Erik: I love any 1960s Topps cards that paired teammates or great players— “Buc Blasters,” “Tribe Thumpers”—but “Manager’s Dream” is my favorite. I loved each of these guys … But what makes the card particularly fascinating is th at among the given names, none are their own.
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The Joy Series: Old Dogs Redux

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By Joe Posnanski Verified
| Substack
There’s a website that my pal Tommy Tomlinson told me about called “Does The Dog Die.” The site is exactly what it claims to be. It has a series of movie posters, and when you click on one of them, it will tell you if the dog dies. The site actually has all sorts of trigger questions on there. For instance, if you click on Supergirl, which officially comes out tomorrow, the first question is, obviously, “Does the dog die?” But then there’s: Is someone sexually assaulted? Is there eye mutilation?
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