A Place for Richard's Stuff

Contributing Editor Richard Booroojian has been a tremendously important addition to the group of regular EEEEEE! writers, and EEEEEE! wouldn't be EEEEEE! without him.

You can reach Richard at rboorooj@earthlink.net.

Articles

• Anything Can Happen, And For Once, It Did -- EEEEEE! welcomes Richard into its stable of happy writers with this 1997 piece
  
  
• Congrats, Bud... -- We have a new commissioner, folks
  
  
• A Fond Farewell to an Old Dump -- Giants newsgroup members and other Giants fans share their recollections of Candlestick Park; edited by Richard and EEEEEE! newcomer Julie Nichols
  
  
• A Giants Christmas Carol -- A cautionary tale for our times. "Our times," really, was in December, but who's counting?
  
  
• How I Spent My Winter Vacation, by Richard Booroojian. The answer is, "not celebrating yet another Giants World Championship."
  
  
• I'm a Giants Fan -- It's My Job -- Richard riffs on the Giants and the Giants newsgroup as only he can
  
  

• Why Are We Always So Negative? -- Giants history as it relates to being a Giants fan

Postmortem Pieces -- Chronological Looks at the Season

• "Cruel Fate Taunts the Giants Yet Again" -- Richard blames himself for Game Six of the 2002 World Series, even though it's clearly Gregg's fault.
  
  
• "A Great Record Spoiled" -- Richard gives us his chronological examination of the 2001 season, making us relive it as only he can.
  
  
• Mostly Fun Times in a Jewel by the Bay (or, The Dogs Get Let Out Just a Little Too Early) -- we shoulda been there in 2000
  
  
• The Giants See Candlestick Out, Not with a Bang, But with a Bleep -- the 1999 season was marred by a team whose fans have suffered e-freakin'-nough already
  
  
• "The 1998 Giants Give New Meaning to the Term 'Manic-Depressive'": a difficult 1998 season; it's his world, and welcome to it

Richard Looks at Books

• Charles Einstein's A Flag for San Francisco



• The Bill James Guide to Baseball Managers from 1870 to Today

Season Notes

• "EEEEEE! Takes a Holiday, Parts 1, 2, and 3-- Richard takes on the arduous, life-threatening task of the (more or less) weekly notes

Copyright © 2003 by Gregg Pearlman