Jim Baumbach, formerly Newsday's Yankees beat reporter, was recently promoted to Web sports columnist. His interactive column appears on Newsday.com by noon Monday through Friday. Prior to Baumbach's new assignment, he covered the Yankees for three seasons. A Long Island native, he makes frequent guest appearances on national radio stations. He has worked for Newsday since 1998 and can be reached at jim.baumbach@newsday.com.
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Jim, great articles, would be cool to write one day.
Anyhow, I happened to catch some of the "meeting" i'll call it between congress and Clemens/McNamee, and then MLB.com had Clemens power attrnys talking to media.
My thoughts, instead of Clemens meeting with these knuckleheads from congress and having reporters ask the good questions that go unaswered, why not let a bunch of kids age 7-12 ask Clemens questions? I mean, you can't lie to kids, right?
Forget American Idol and Superbowl, thats must watch T.V.