I’m so proud and pleased to present IIATMS’ first foray into the e-book world, a step bravely taken by Will and Larry. As Will alluded to yesterday, they have been working on this for weeks and I think their effort shines through. We do what we do here out of our own love for and passion about this great game of baseball…all for free! So it’s only something of this magnitude that we are putting a modest price on our creativity and writing/analytical skills . The e-book is a $9.95 download and runs over 160 pages (it’s about the money this time!). This is not just Yankees stuff; it covers all teams.
Whether you’re a Yankees fan, a baseball expert or a fantasy baseball guru, this is your reference guide to the 2010 trading season. Written by It’s About the Money‘s Will Moller and Larry Behrendt plus a host of experts from other teams, this 160+ page e-book provides all the info you’ll ever need:
- Foreword by Rob Neyer of ESPN.com
- Summaries of what every other team is looking to do at the deadline, including how it could help your fantasy team
- 150+ easily referenced trade targets with breakdowns
- 120+ impact prospects
- Essays about what other team in the AL East may be focusing on.
Order now and you’ll receive your copy within minutes!
Thanks again for your continued viewership and loyalty. Thank you for considering this purchase, on behalf of Will and Larry.
Will’s summary of the efforts:
With that in mind, a mighty band of bloggers (led by Nick Nelson from TwinsCentric) has put together a massive Trade Deadline Primer, aiming to provide all the information you could desire. In the form of an e-book that goes on sale early this coming week is on sale NOW, you get a foreword penned by Rob Neyer, more than 150 pages of baseball goodness, contributed by team specific bloggers from each and every team, including IIATMS writers Larry Behrendt and myself (Yankees), Evan Brunell (Red Sox, Firebrand of the AL East), Jason Collette (Rays, DockOfTheRays), Bill Baer (Phillies, Crashburn Alley) and many others. Amongst other things, it includes short writeups on more than 150 possible trade targets, articles on each team, fantasy tips, and report cards for the Yankees season so far (as a team and individually).
I’m too much of a poor college student to spend $10 on something that isn’t beer or food, but I hope this goes really well for you, Will. It sounds like a great idea. Maybe I can buy the second edition next summer with a degree under my belt.
They really want to charge us for this? It’s pure speculation. I thought it was just a clever play on words. It’s about the money for them too I guess.
Tom,
One: It’s as much speculation as the news you read in the papers, or see on TV. There were several insider tips in my writing, and I’m sure many more in others’. The point is to *analyze* what is likely to happen, and provide information on trade prospects that most folks will never have even heard of (not Adam Dunn/Cliff Lee/Prince Fielder).
Two: Your aside would have been clever if we hadn’t already referenced it in the above post.
Save those beer dollars, buddy.
Will