Why worry about the first pitch? If it’s no good, you’re ahead of him. If he gets over a good pitch, you can be sure he’ll come back with it and you’re laying for it.
Sam Rice
I apologize for not contributing a few words to last week’s edition.
I actually wrote part of a column, but it turned into an angry rant full of acidic vitriol about t...
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