GM's OFFICE: Notes from the Baseball Forecaster bunker: Batters
Nov 20 2020
Last month, I emerged from my Baseball Forecaster bunker long enough to share some observations from the pitcher boxes. I had teased an accompanying batters article the following week, but then the bunker door slammed shut behind me, and I didn't find my way out again until this week.
The good news is that I have now escaped the bunker for good... at least for this year. The 2021 Forecaster is off to the printer, and the PDF will drop for annual-renewing buyers this coming Wednesday. Wait, you haven't ordered yet? Well that's no problem... if you order by Monday, your copy will still be included in the batch that ships right off the printing press in early December. And if you choose that 'annual standing order' option, the PDF version...
Almost!
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