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The Amed Rosario experiment in the outfield began on Tuesday, and it didn’t go too well, as Rosario had 3 errors to his name. After the game, Terry Francona said to blame those errors on him. Though the stolen base is not as popular today as it once was, there are still plenty of base stealers in the game, and MLB.com looks at who could steal the most bases this season. You can also view MLB.com’s top farm systems, here. Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue Brian Salvatore previewed Jordan Yamamoto’s 2021 season, while David Capobianco previewed Joey Lucchesi’s season and where he may fall into the starting rotation. ....
“Thinking, Fast and Slow” has nothing and everything to do with baseball. By Joe Lemire Feb. 24, 2021 … [Daniel] Kahneman, a professor emeritus at Princeton University and a winner of the Nobel Prize in economics in 2002, later wrote “Thinking, Fast and Slow,” a book that has become essential among many of baseball’s front offices and coaching staffs. There aren’t many explicit references to baseball in “Thinking, Fast and Slow,” yet many executives swear by it. It has circulated heavily in the front offices of the Oakland Athletics, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Baltimore Orioles and the Astros, among others. … Andrew Friedman, the president of baseball operations for the Dodgers, recently cited the book as having “a real profound impact,” and said he reflects back on it when evaluating organizational processes. ....