On March 24, Baseball Musings celebrates ten years of covering Major League Baseball. What I thought would be a fun hobby morphed into a full time job, one that I continue to love. The posts try to add information to the latest news, going deeper into the statistics than most newspapers. You’ll find research, opinion, statistics and a bit of fun as you read every day.

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