One of the most dangerous things you can do when communicating with a journalist is to tell him or her a piece of key information and then say they can't tell anyone what they've just been told. My first reaction in this scenario is to think: "Who do you think you're talking to?" Whoever spilled that piece of information should now be aware that the journalist is going to do everything in their power to make sure they tell everyone what they've just been told. And that brings me to a package I received from the preeminent Tim Wallach baseball card collector, Corey. In that package, he spilled some really juicy beans regarding his collection. And then said I can't tell anyone. I really would like to tell you. But, nope, I can't. So we'll just move onto the cards and I'll ignore that voice in the back of my brain with every fiber of my being. Here is some '90s parallel action. This is back when parallels were forme...
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