wolftone (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} wolftone) wrote in jtidwell, |
wusses, all of them.
I just heard an interview with the author of "Watching Baseball Smarter" about all the forms of misdirection and coded signaling that goes on between the pitcher and catcher. Apparently, any form of signal interception short of waterboarding is fair game in baseball, so they have to be rather clever about it. I see the existence of a no-cameras rule at all as further proof that footballers are a bunch of pansies who only have to work one day per week.
Of course, what I'd really like to see is an equal amount of outrage and discussion about, say, the end of habeas corpus rights.
I just heard an interview with the author of "Watching Baseball Smarter" about all the forms of misdirection and coded signaling that goes on between the pitcher and catcher. Apparently, any form of signal interception short of waterboarding is fair game in baseball, so they have to be rather clever about it. I see the existence of a no-cameras rule at all as further proof that footballers are a bunch of pansies who only have to work one day per week.
Of course, what I'd really like to see is an equal amount of outrage and discussion about, say, the end of habeas corpus rights.
