Title: Costas Hook Slides Into the Bargin Bin
Product review: That such a slim (and I mean that in both the physical and intellectual sense) volume could boast a retail price of $21 seems as implausible as the fact that Brady Anderson once hit 50 home in a season.Both feats are freakishly true.The book is essentially a collage of old ideas for improving the Grand Old Game largely by tinkering with its economics -- salary caps, revenue sharing and a smattering of other financial fixes. None of the ideas he forwards are bad. Nor are any of them uniquely his. If you are a baseball fan (and you'd have to be to even consider purchasing the book) there's probably very little here that you haven't heard elsewhere.If you are one of the legion of Costas fans and are determined to buy this book, follow the advice heard by forlorn Brooklyn Dodgers fans of the 1950s : Wait 'Til Next Year when it's reduced to bargin bin pricing.
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