at one time it referred to a dice game similar tocraps. (The name ultimately comes from the Arabic wordal-zahr, meaning "the die.")Haphazardfirst entered English as a noun meaning "chance" in the 16th century, and soon afterward was being used as an adjective to describe things with no...
I admit I bring a clear bias to this part of the conversation, but I contend that my bias is largely a reaction to the bias of most baseball writers and analysts not located in the Rocky Mountains — meaning all but about a dozen of them — ag...