Dodger Thoughts Connected to Baseball Blog Bombshell

From Jon:

So, I've interviewed Michael Schur, the Emmy-winning writer of The Office (and also the man who plays Mose). And I've been critiqued by Ken Tremendous, the razor-sharp mind behind Firejoemorgan.com.

Little did I know they were the same person.

It's blowing my mind, man.

As bummed as I was to become an FJM target ... now I have to ask, when does the intelligence behind that site find a TV audience?

Bill Plaschke's Writing Secrets Revealed at Fire Joe Morgan

Fire Joe Morgan has an incredibly entertaining lead to its latest skewering of Bill Plaschke, the journalistic embarrassment to the LA Times' Sports page. With the sports section shrinking each week, Plaschke's proportion of the section grows, which means the proportion of "lame" grows.

Sidebar: For people slow to understand this concept, if X is the numerator and Y is the denominator, holding X constant and decreasing Y means that the fraction (X/Y) will increase. Why do I point this out? I don't want to confuse any baseball columnists.

Here at SoSG, we try to combine humor, sarcasm, and the occasional insight with (largely) Dodger/baseball-related news and notes.

Over at FJM, they roast media journalists who can't do their jobs.

Here at SoSG, we are a relative youngster to the blog world.

Over at FJM, they've been around a while.

Here at SoSG, we know the difference between good and bad writing.

Over at FJM, they...do too. And they're funny, too.

It's going to take too much space to correctly replicate the blockquote, so let me just implore you to check out this link.