Craig Paquette played parts of 11 years in the big leagues and earned over $8 million.  His agent at the beginning of his career was Scott Boras.  But after the 1997 season, Paquette chose to leave the agent some consider to be the most influential man in baseball over the pas

If you're not fully up to speed with who Thurman Munson was, listen to the Jimmy Scott's High & Tight Interview with Marty Appel.

I remember talking to Shonda Schilling a few years ago about her husband, Curt.  They were in negotiations with the Red Sox on a contract extension.  She took a step back and said they never thought his career was going to last 5 years.  Ironically, he would end up missing the entire season with an injury after signing his deal.  He retired shortly thereafter.   But Shonda wasn't so far off with th

"My dear Jimmy," you write to me, the feather in your plume making your nose twitch, "are you insinuating by the title of this post that you did a two-part interview with Craig Paquette?"

I have an answer for that.

"It really is two parts?" you respond just before sneezing.

Yes.