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Predictions & Addition
2004-03-25 16:02
by Jon Weisman

The inspiration for my wistful walk on the James Loney - Rookie of the Year limb arose from the All-Baseball.com predictions, which are running all week on the site's home page. More to come Friday.

I've noticed that I don't have one consensus pick among the individuals. Fun for me.

Let me know in the comments if you are checking out the home page on your own. We stay up late at night hoping to addict you - and plan to add more content there to fulfill those crazy dreams.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to extend my welcome to All-Baseball's newest member, Alex Ciepley, formerly the (dare-we-say-it: groundbreaking) author of Ball Talk. Ciepley will publish his valuable insights via The Cub Reporter. Always great to make a key acquisition just before Opening Day. Welcome, Alex!

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