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The Girl of Summer
More proof that fan is short for fanatic
Published on March 06, 2008
Being a baseball geek used to be so simple. Youd open the newspaper and flip to the box scores. If you wanted to get really in-depth about it, youd go to the store and buy a package of baseball cards disguised as bubblegum. But yesteryears gum-popping fans have morphed into numbers-crunching nuts. There are innumerable cases in point, but heres the one that presently applies: Baseball Prospectus. Its probably not too farfetched to say that the guys and gal at this wildly popular subscription Web site have more data at their disposal than did Ike before the Normandy landings. The OCD gal in question is co-editor/co-founder Christina Kahrl, who unveils the gangs new doctoral thesis on stats and steroids, Baseball Prospectus 2008: The Essential Guide to the 2008 Baseball Season.
Sat., March 8, 2 p.m., 2008