I'll be on the the radio again this weekend for those of you who would like to listen in. At about 10:30 AM Eastern time on Saturday, I'll be appearing on 1570 The Zone, Louisville's local sports talk radio station. You can listen live to the broadcast via the the Internet by visiting the Zone's web site at www.1570thezone.com.

The Readers Have Spoken!

Beginning July 1st, we will revive the daily newsletter information...but this time, it will be available only on the site. Additional information on where to find the daily report will follow next week.

Recaps, scores, probable pitchers, the previous night's home runs, and Who's Hot and Who's Not will make an attempt to come out of retirement for those of you begging for the information! The only twist is that you'll have to visit BDD to get your fix.

College World Series Game One Recap

Under normal circumstances, I would have posted this article during the course of the game with additional analysis and commentary. Unfortunately, NCAA regulations do not permit simultaneous reporting. Therefore, I present this inning-by-inning recap as my post-game analysis of game one of the College World Series Finals...Charting the Game: CWS Finals Game 1

Coming Soon

For those of you that aren't interested in the College World Series, we'll return our focus to professional baseball on Tuesday.

Look for Nate's articles on the American League rookies. Steve will continue with his MLB weekend previews. And Dean shifts his attention from college baseball to the minor leagues.

We also have a few interviews in the works. Look for the transcript from my interview with New York Yankees prospect, Brett Smith, later today.

Call for Writers

We're once again looking for enthusiastic, polished writers who are able to contribute at least one or two articles per week to BDD. Applicants must have a strong command of the English language and be able to edit his or her own work. These are non-paying positions, but they do offer some perks...various media credentials, interviews with professional baseball players, media guides, insider reports, etc...to name a few. Several members of BDD have gained valuable experience on their way to much bigger jobs within the business of baseball.

If you think you have what it takes, please email me at info@baseballdigestdaily.com and provide your name, email address, phone number, a brief description of why you want to write for BDD, and more importantly, reasons why we should hire you. Previous applicants are welcome to apply again.