The Scouting Notebook

by Jim Callis, John Dewan, Don Zminda, et al.

STATS and its nationwide network of scouts cover all the bases with The Scouting Notebook: 1998, which includes accounts of the strengths and weaknesses of every major leaguer, plus more than 100... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1884064477
• ISBN13: 9781884064470
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: STATS Publishing
• Length: 720 Pages
• Weight: 1.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 7.0" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

The Scouting Notebook 2000

For anyone out there who loves hard core baseball this book is for you. Every player from every team has a biography and a scouting report. If you did not know him before the season you will definately know him by spring training. This is a must for baseball fans.

A great resource!!

The Scouting Notebook is an excellent book and a must-have for each new year for the true baseball fan. This book contains in-depth analysis of all regular major league players and many top prospects. It can give the reader an idea of what to expect based on past tendencies. A wonderful book!

A basic necessity for baseball fans.

This is THE book for fantasy baseball nerds. This will be my third year in a row using this book as my primary tool preparing for draft day. But, you don't have to be stat crunching geek to enjoy it - the book will be enjoyed equally by "lovers of the game."

A must for perpetual leagues.

If your league allows for the retention of players from year to year, this is the book to get. As a fantasy owner, I have been collecting these books for over 10(?) years and I find them invaluable in trade negotiations or just picking up that extra infielder off the waiver wire. What this book gives me is not just the stats, but observations on why a batter is hitting like he is, or why a certain pitcher should be performing better.Also, pull out the book while watching a game on TV, the pitching charts for both the pitcher and hitter add an enjoyable twist to the game.

great source for fantasy baseball players

I've used the Scouting Notebook and its predecessor for several years to prepare for baseball drafts and trades. The book has summary statistics but more important good analytical articles on each player. Since I don't think this is all "by the numbers" I appreciate the insights. And the editors project performance by position. This year's edition is coming out a little later so should be more current.