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OBR and The Sporting News.
Correct me if I am wrong, but didn't The Sporting News use to publish the Official Rules of Baseball?
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:D MLB stopped letting them in 2007.
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Charlie: Thanks for the quick reply. I guess that is why I couldn't find in on The Sporting News' website. MTD, Sr. |
Just go to MLB - Rules of Baseball. It's always been there, and in exact language of the printed books. The Sporting News added a few things here and there that caused many an argument over the years. It had gotten to the point that people were qualifying their arguments as either "MLB Rules" or "MLB Rules as per The Sporting News!"
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That Sporting News edition was nice because it had a stapled binding and was not very thick, very easy to carry around when you need some light reading. The 2007 Triumph book seems to be easier to read than the previous editions but I still prefer the SN edition. You might be able to get the 2006 Sporting News from Amazon.
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Triumph books in Chicago is now the official publisher of them. Contact them, or PM me for the info. Sarah in their sales dept. is the one who got me the books I needed for our umpires.
The jury's still out as to whether or not I like the new formatting, however. I'm trying to get used to it. So far, it's thumbs down. |
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Just the format. TSN's edition was a bit thinner, for one thing, because they formatted it differently. Plus, why are so many sections of the book shaded? It used to be that that meant it was a rule change or something, but that's not the case here. I'm still trying to find out why many sentences/paragraphs are shaded (highlighted in gray). Not that that makes much of a difference, though, I guess.
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You know, I thought that looked familiar. I guess I wasn't paying attention.
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If it's the one with Konerko on the cover, it's Triumph Books. They're the ones who are selling them.
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