April 2008
Who Needs A Counter...
It took me two years to build Dugout Diary and I'm always continuing to make it look better. I know over the last two years I've reached the 120,000 readership, but who cares about numbers.
Enough said.
I'm probably the last person at MLB to chime in about the new transformation of our Blog platform, well I have nothing else to say but that change is good.
An old Journalism professor told me change is good, branch out and don't back yourself into a corner...you need to wear more than one hat. And, that's what I've done and MLB has done. I've been reading the comments, and communicating with Mark Newman about the whole transformation. As in the movie CastAway, I'll repeat, "time Wilson, time." Give this whole thing time, remember Rome wasn't built in a day.
Until then, see ya at the Park!
Enough said.
I'm probably the last person at MLB to chime in about the new transformation of our Blog platform, well I have nothing else to say but that change is good.
An old Journalism professor told me change is good, branch out and don't back yourself into a corner...you need to wear more than one hat. And, that's what I've done and MLB has done. I've been reading the comments, and communicating with Mark Newman about the whole transformation. As in the movie CastAway, I'll repeat, "time Wilson, time." Give this whole thing time, remember Rome wasn't built in a day.
Until then, see ya at the Park!
Exclusive Interview w/Roger Kahn
Exclusive Interview w/ Iconic Sports Writer Roger Kahn at 12:00 PM Sunday!
If you want to start out your Sunday off in just the right way, join us at 12:00 PM (4/6/08) on BASEBALL TALK Radio with your hosts Carl the Cabbie & Dugout Joe. Our guest will be iconic author and "The Dean of Sports Writers", Roger Kahn. He is the author of over 20 books including the baseball classic, "The Boys of Summer", a narrative about growing up next to Ebbets Field, working for the Herald Tribune in the Jackie Robinson Years, and a collection of interviews with many of the players long after they retired. If you want to discuss anything about Mr. Kahn or baseball, call in between 12:30-1:00 PM at 646-478-4570. We promise you'll get on!
If you want to listen live, or even if you wake up too late and miss the live interview, you can always hear it any time you like by clicking on the link below:
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