Lunch Time Link Dump

• The top 10 brews available at stadiums around the MLB. Personally, I'll take the 60minute IPA at Nationals Park... at least they got that going for them. 

• I bookmarked this months ago, but for some reason it's still up. Enjoy the boxscore of Roy Halladay's playoff no-hitter!

• A very solid memorabilia show on April 1-3rd at Granite Run Mall. Scott Eyre, Darren Daulton, Juan Samuel, Chris Coste, Steve Bedrosian, Wilson Valdez, Rich Dubee, etc. Last time I saw Dutch at a signing, he smelled like a drunken mall Santa... no lie.

• FantasyBaseballCafe.com is a pretty decent site for fantasy news. The forums are pretty nice if you want instant feedback from fellow players, but the site itself has a ton of information too.

• I'd really love to play some old school Strat-O-Matic baseball. Who wants to buy me one? The history behind the game is really interesting! If my son came to me and told me that he wants to quit school and sell a made up board game out of my basement, I'd say "who are you? I don't have any kids!" But even if I did, I'd probably disown him. 

• A column that I'm going to recommend everyone in my fantasy league read. Plenty of funny and absolutely no useful advice that could help your team.

• I'm not sure if I've posted this, but legendary Phillies Blogger Tug Haines is traveling to all 107 minor league stadiums east of the Mississippi River this summer. It's a baseball fan's dream trip and it's already getting him some notoriety. I know I'll be checking out his book when it comes out!

• Heard about this in a radio spot last night... Some Phillies and other baseball items up for auction to help local charities. Seems like some of the items are actually going pretty cheap. 

• Not necessarily baseball related, but the history of Buffalo Wings! We're planning a stop at the Anchor Bar when we head to Toronto. The Kaminski family mentioned in the 2nd half of the article that bottles the recipe for the original creators... I roomed with the son in college. That's my claim to fame and we had hot sauce by the gallons in our house.