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Frank Wilkinson, whose role in the 1950s Chavez Ravine land controversy I wrote about in October, died Monday, according to the New York Times, which has a lengthy obituary.
Just now waking up from my deep-in-bills stupor. I can't believe they found the miners alive.
Seo will be pitching in the WBC.
Yes, I am posting at 6am, painful for me too.
Will miss Duaner, but if Seo can be a good number four I think Colletti has done his job. Our bullpen is solid enough.
His main benifit is a low walk rate (less than two per nine) which substantially improved this year. Does he improve the rotation? Yes. Is he better than Sanchez? I'm not so sure.
As are starters of Asian descent.
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