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Review title: Will raise your baseball IQ 50 points!
Product review: I've spent most of the 2003 baseball season chipping away at this book. Time well spent IMHO. I learned a lot about NL teams, which I don't follow as closely as teams in the American League. It's chock-full of historical nuggets, insightful analysis and (sometimes) outright speculation. You certainly won't agree with all of Neyer's choices as to which players belong on a team's "All-Time" or "No. 2" squads...and which players do not. As a Mariners fan, I've got to believe that Glenn Abbott, a long-time, original Opening Day Mariner deserves the spot on the "No. 2" team that Mr. Neyer has given to Brian Holman: talented, but fragile and productive for two seasons.As noted by a previous reviewer, "Big Book of Baseball Lineups" is a fantastic "bathroom" book. Expect, however, to absorb only two or three pages per "sitting".
