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January 30, 2012 Baseball Prospectus Book NewsExtra Innings: More Baseball Between the Numbers Available for Pre-OrderIt is my pleasure to announce that, at long last, Extra Innings: More Baseball Between the Numbers, is available for preorder. Picking up where the original Baseball Between the Numbers left off, Extra Innings delves into some of the softer areas of baseball that are less penetrable via statistical attack (although we have plenty of that as well). We'll be running excerpts as we get closer to the book's publication date. For now, here's a quick look at the table of contents: Forward (Kevin Goldstein) Preface and Note on Statistics: Once Aroused to Anger, a Sacred Cow is a Frightening Thing to Behold (Steven Goldman)
SECTION I: THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
SECTION II: QUESTIONS OF TEAM-BUILDING
SECTION III: QUESTIONS OF PITCHING
SECTION IV: QUESTIONS OF FIELDING
SECTION V: QUESTIONS OF OFFENSE
SECTION VI: WRAPPING UP
The tome's official publication date is April 3, but the book is ready to go and it is our publisher's intention for copies to be in retailers' warehouses and ready for shipping by March 19, so order early and often. There will be an e-book version, though I've not yet been told about formats. I will also be making preview chapters available to select readers beginning next month--I will have more information about that in a subsequent post. Until then, I hope you are looking forward to the book as much as I look forward to your having it so you can share a privilege only I have had to this point, reading the fine work our authors did on this volume.
Steven Goldman is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Looking forward to reading this new book, except the chapter on Jack Morris. I have watched enough Clubhouse Confidential the last few weeks to be completely worn out on the topic.
Don't worry Jamie, it's only going to be a one or two word chapter, depending on whether or not Jaffe decides to include a 'hell' before the 'no'.