Favorite MomentRoger Clemens dancing on the dugout roof after Game 4 of the 1999 World Series.
Worst MomentA bloop single in the World Series.
Favorite AthletesLou Gehrig, who was modest but great.
Least Favorite AthletesAll the arrogant show offs in any sport.
MoviesA Thousand Clowns.
TVOz.
MusicFrank, doo wop, and oldies. Billy Joel -- Honestly.
Books1984.
Video GamesNone.
MagazinesNone.
SnacksIce Cream.
Nuts.
Candy.
DrinksCoffee.
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Real NameHarold Friend
LocationAustria
HometownFlushing, New York
OccupationTeacher -- Baseball Writer -- Anarchist
Places I've LivedI have not yet lived.
SchoolsOnly a fool would go to school.
Only a jerk would go to work.
About MeI have been a Yankees fan for many years. Thanks to what has occurred during the last few years, I am beginning to wonder.

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posted 65 days ago
Safe call but I do agree with you but not because of my relationship with him as a kid. What he did for the game and two the game puts him into a class all by himself. Lou was the greatest. Sincerely a beautiful and wonderful individual. But the BABE was so far out of real it wasn't even funny. I look today and still haven't found anyone near what Ruth was and did. Had he been around today MJ and the rest of the wantobees would be lost in the scuffle. Some gret players have come alone since and will in the future but one statement I feel I can make today is there is only ONE BABE RUTH and he not a candy bar....
posted 66 days ago
Lou, looking only at the stats and what we know about the two of them Babe and Lou who do you think is really the best player?
posted 81 days ago
Do you ever use any of the other information places? Some of the ones my son has used in the past have only limited amounts of information on any particular player or team. I like reading your articles a lot because you how to really write it the way it is suppose to be done. Me I am still an old write it down the way I remember it. Some of the time I even get the right grammar but usually I am in too much of a hurry to put in marks here and there. My hands start to hurt after only a couple of paragraphs sometimes and my spelling isn't the greatest. So now my greatgranddaughter types for me after I sit and tell her what to write. She is a freshman at UCLA and can only do it for me on the weekends she comes home. So now I will be having to do it myself and it will take extra time to do any of the articles. I am starting to put them on tape so my son can write them down later on and maybe that is the way to go. What do you remember about Lou D and his time with the Yankees?
posted 761 days ago
Hey:
I wrote up some tips and guidelines for AGM beat writers. Please read them over when you get a minute.
This message is going to all "beat writers", not just you, so if you already read the page I'm pointing out, cool. Thanks!
Dan
I am a science teacher who loves baseball. More likely, I am a baseball fan who became a science teacher
because I couldn’t hit or throw a baseball.
My teaching career began in 1962, and I have been involved with the New York City Education system in various capacities. I received my doctorate in science education from NYU in 1968. I have done research on science teaching, and enjoy writing.
Casey Stengel was responsible for my first baseball “degree,” and in 1998, Joe Torre and Don Zimmer saw to it that I received an advanced “degree.” For that, I cannot thank them enough. Almost all my free time is spent watching, reading, or thinking about baseball.
I enjoy sports-related, news, and science websites.