The New York Times asked me to do a Q&A with them in light of Thursday’s A-Rod/Braden incident. When the Times comes a-nockin’, you don’t turn them away. It’s online now, and will be in the Sunday edition of the newspaper.
– Jason
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The Baseball Codes 
You have neglected to point out that most of the Yankees fans calling WFAN and Michael Kay have unreservedly backed A-Rod. He proved he was a true Yankee last year; the fans have accepted him. This gives lifelong baseball credentials.
Braden is a insignificant gnat in this; he’s disgraced his own reputation in his childishness.
Your comments did not reflect this, to your discredit.
Saw the Q&A today. I’m reading your book now (I have bought for a baseball dad and have baseball fans on a waiting list to read it after me) and really enjoy it. I said to my wife if what A-Rod did violated any codes. We watch games a little differently now, wondering if teams are violating any codes.
Bravo on the book!!
Enjoyed your spot on WFAN today with Richard Neer. Funny line at the end of the interview, too. It’s available on the WFAN.com web site (enter “Jason Turbow” in the “Search” feature on the site) if others want to hear it, too.
The A-Rod chronicles, as is the case with Tiger’s
recent exposure must make America’s parent class sing MOMMA DON’T LET YOUR BOYS GROW UP TO BE ATHLETES.