Dan,
Perusing your "100 Greatest Hitters" list, I wanted to let you know that in regards to Stan Musial, he had 475 during his 22 year playing career. Though a fine career number, I wouldn't call it close to 600 home runs.

Hey Dan, so tell us what your sources were for your top 25 walk up songs?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1081541-top-25-walk-up-songs-in-baseball

Oh, wait, I know your source, it was MY ARTICLE!!! http://bleacherreport.com/articles/789228-best-walk-up-music-in-major-league-baseball-for-2011

Featured columnist? More like Featured Rip-off Artist!

Hey Dan
I'm a huge fan and love your writing. Bleacherreport, especially your writing, has inspired me to start writing about sports. I considered signing up for bleacherreport but instead decided to try to make my own website. http://bustasports.com/ is the link, and it would mean a ton if you checked it out and gave me some feedback. Feel free to give me positive or negative feedback, either way it means a lot. You can post on my profile or email me at lmssports@hotmail.com
I also have a couple questions, so do you have a personal email I can reach you at?
Thanks a lot and a reply would be huge for me.

Cespedes and the Giants. ( more than likely he will end up in Miami.) One should not assume that he will come with a high price tag. He has no major league experience therefore his first contract will not be prohibitive. The Giants as you noted are a perfect fit for this player but they are a very conservative risk averse team. It is too bad for the fans because the Giants have a strong latin following with Tito Fuentes broadcasting games in Spanish and the long great history of Latin players; Orlando Cepeda and Juan Marichal to name a few. Pablo Sandoval is an all star and he is the same age as Yoenis, California is a great place to play baseball and at ATT the Giants have a strong Latin following. As you said, a good fit.

Dan - hello. I read your article on the vet committee nominations for the HOF. Here is a follow up article on my comment -
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/940332-veterans-committee-whiffs-on-pitching-nominations-from-the-golden-era

You write solid articles, I enjoy them.

i think dan tylicki is way off when it comes to the jaguars making a bad pick and getting tyson alualu. Gene smith is doing things the right way by not following the media way of doing things and getting guys that will play as a team and be good football players for years to come. Although i do like jimmy smith i trust Gene Smith much more than you.

If Pettis looked BAD you must've watched with your eyes closed....The OFFENSIVE COORDINATION is what LOOKED BAD.....Join the HATER Nation but I'll keep your POST so I can get back to you. Like When some Smart NFL team that DOESN'T need the MEDIA to tell them who is GOOD, nor where the Prospects are RATED, picks Pettis and He MAKES You and Everyone else (like the Colleges that passed on Him) Eat Their WORDs......Food for Thought-----No One Liked AARON Rogers Out of High School. Now He's the Superbowl MVP.........Do you guys have to give your Paychecks back when you Rate / Rank Players So WRONG....Just A Few More POINTS!!!!!!!

Dan your comment about Pettis lookn bad is bogus I was at the game and STOP hatin' Pettis will shock you

i see the de and dt picks why no insidelinbackers,martez wilson check the stats on this guy