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Home FAQ Samples Endorsements About CRW Contact Us ___________________ “Craig Wright is a brilliant analyst of the game. You know how that goes – ‘intelligent’ means that he agrees with me; ‘brilliant’ means that I agree with him but I never would have thought of it myself.” Bill James Senior Baseball Advisor Boston Red Sox	Just click on the heading of the sample you would like to see. The samples are viewable as web pages, plus each page has a link to the PDF file so that you may see what the actual attachment to the email would look like. Many computer users already have a PDF reader installed that will open and read the file by just clicking on it. If you don’t have a PDF reader you can learn about getting a free one at the bottom of this page. Behind the Clemens Hearing This is more than twice as long as most of the columns. The response was very positive, proving the value of being able to “go long” when the topic calls for it. The Trade that led to the 2007 World Championship Reminder of how big a role the player development department played in this World Championship, plus a fascinating look at identifying Hall of Fame talent in a 23-year-old player The Luck of the 2007 Diamondbacks Inspired by comments by Eric Byrnes, this has interesting “sabermetric” content but with form and examples more suitable to the general fan. The Mile High Effect & the Humidor Ball Why the “Humidor Ball” used in Colorado really works and what it means to the Rockies Memories of Jim Thome, Newest Member of the 500 HR Club A look back at a young Thome when he was a third baseman who had demonstrated good offensive skills except for hitting for power, and how he almost became a Los Angeles Dodger Things You Don't Know About Placido Polanco's Errorless Streak An interesting look with several new angles on Polanco’s unique feat of going the whole season without making an error Snippets from some 2007 columns	The ongoing series of stories, A Page from Baseball’s Past, is written and researched by Craig Wright. It has been delighting fans on the radio for a quarter century, and now you can get the enhanced E-version delivered to your Email inbox. BaseballsPast.com