This is a little different from the stuff that I've provided before, but I enjoyed it. Thanks to Rhubarb_Runner.
I've got a lot of videos in the queue, but if you have ones that you want to submit, go ahead!
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1. Much has been made recently in the Twins blogging community about LENIII, Joe Christensen and Howard Sinker blogging about the Twins at startribune.com. As a Twins fan, I'm interested, of course, and I'm also enjoying those blogs. But, you may not know about another great blog that has been running for [...]

You've got nuthin'.

Never underestimate the power of the WGOM. I made one mention that the Twins hadn't won yet and they go right out and win. In other news, I hear Bill Bavasi is holding out for a new contract.

AMR would like to thank SBG for the opportunity to post this half-baked crap here.
Different people have different details about the game that they pay special attention to. CarterHayes has shared his focus on cards. Paul Lukas loves the uniform. Pat Neshek loves autographed stuff (including cards). Lots of people get deep into stats. Me? [...]

Thanks to brianS for the link. Harvest is a great album.

Garza leaves game with stiff neck. Also mentioned here. He only made it to the third batter. As far as I recall, this is essentially the first important news of spring training. Garza is a guy, who even if he starts the season in Rochester, could be giving the Twins 140-150 [...]

Inspired by the crack staff at Forbes.COM and their hotshot rankings of sports' general managers, we here at the WGOM have decided to undertake our own study to rank the general managers in all of sports. The ranking that we came up with may raise a few eyebrows.

A few thoughts today From the Ditch. Since I have the Charting the Competition posted below, I'll put a break here so as not to cover up that feature.

Welcome, SBG fans to a new feature here at the WGOM. Last year, I started something that I called “Charting the Competition”. This new feature uses that same name, but it embodies something else. Charting the Competition now refers to our attempt to follow the other teams in baseball by hearing from [...]

Our boys are still looking for their first Spring Training win.

Welcome to a Monday Morning edition of What Are You Hearing?
Rhubarb_Runner writes: Nice little nod to Joe Nathan in point #5 of Buster Olney's interview with Huston Street:
(And SBG adds the snippet: Which closer has the nastiest pure stuff?
HS: Joe Nathan. His fastball tops out at 100, and crosses home plate with so much tilt [...]

The Who performing on Rock n' Roll Circus, 1968.
[SBG says: Keith Moon was unbelievable.

If you've never seen the Rock 'n Roll Circus, you oughta.

There's gonna be an upgrade to the software today and I'm gonna be away. When the update comes, the site'll probably go back to the default template. I'll fix it when I get a chance.
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Update: Done! Long story, short... I was vulnerable to another hacker attack, but now all is safe. [...]

When taking a break from all the snow, stop in and have a cup.

Live at the BBC, April 1972
SBG Note: I moved the Dirty Mac to tomorrow night. Enjoy the Faces!

One of the things that has become a challenge for me with this site is to provide myself a focus for the content that I hope to provide. I have a goal to provide a certain amount of content every single day. I really enjoy this enjoy this site (probably too much, and [...]

TGIF. Get out the shovel, baseball's almost here!

Friday Morning at WGOM. The nested comments are still being tested... Damned recursive loop, I haven't had to deal with one of those in about 20 years.
First time WAYH Citizen Big Mak writes: Deadspin is doing a series where they preview every MLB team by having a hometown blogger write a piece on [...]

Axl Rose joins the Stones for a rendition of a classic from Beggars Banquet. Thanks to Algnonad.

In like a lion, out like a can of corn.

Light day of news houndin' at the WGOM. Hey, did you hear that the Twins played a little ball last night?
ubelmann says: Not really news, but this made me chuckle.
SBG says: Packers interested in Moss. Jacksonville and New England, too. It wasn't that long ago when I seem to remember national [...]

Simply fantastic.