Brandon Glick

The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die Amazon.com: The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die: 9798264816369: Glick, Brandon: Books

It's here.

My book is officially out now! You can get your own copy on Amazon, via Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, or paperback.

amazon.com/dp/B0FRGGPKD1

Author: Brandon Glick

Editor: @matrueblood.bsky.social

Foreword by: Christian Miller

Cover art: John Graham

The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die Amazon.com: The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die eBook : Glick, Brandon: Kindle Store

This is really cool and I’m excited to share: @brandonglick.bsky.social wrote a novel, and I edited it! It’s officially out Monday, but you can preorder it for your e-reader today. Check it out! www.amazon.com/dp/B0FR5HBB9Y

I want to express my deepest gratitudes for my editor, @matrueblood.bsky.social for aiding me throughout this process for the last two years. Of course, I also need to thank Christian Miller, my old professor graciously wrote the foreword for this book.

The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die Amazon.com: The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die eBook : Glick, Brandon: Kindle Store

Proud to announce that my debut novel, "The Great, Horrible Tragedy of the Man Who Wanted to Die", is releasing exclusively on Amazon on Monday, Sept. 22.
The E-Book is available for pre-order here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0FR5HBB9Y
The physical edition will go live on release day at 6am EST.

Nick Pivetta Can’t Keep Getting Away With This Do you know what a blast is? Maybe you don't want to know.

Sigh. I'm gonna miss your work on our sites, @davyandrewsdavy.bsky.social.

"Those blasts had a .620 batting average and a .914 wOBA. Basically, they looked like everybody else’s blasts: terrible."

Thanks! Followed back. Wonder what happened to that guy leaving the comments. Guess he stopped posting.

Bro you can't be posting this when you're too scared to show your own profile pic lmao.

This is a very important and personal topic for me. My biggest thanks to @brockbeauchamp.bsky.social and @davyandrewsdavy.bsky.social for letting me run this, and to Jarren Duran for sharing this with the world.

Thank You, Jarren Duran In "The Clubhouse: A Year With the Red Sox," Boston outfielder Jarren Duran opened up about personal traumas.

Even superstar athletes like Jarren Duran fight with depression and self-harm. He spoke some important truths in a recent documentary.

✍️ @brandonglick.bsky.social

The Toronto Blue Jays and the art of backing yourself into a $500 million corner Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is sticking around with the Toronto Blue Jays at a rather large price tag.

Well, the Blue Jays got their man. At a ridiculous price.

Toronto has officially mastered the art of backing itself into very expensive corners.

MLB Weekend Review: What the heck happened to Nestor Cortes and the Brewers? In his first start for his new team, Cortes was bombarded by bombs from the Bronx Bombers.

First weekend of baseball is over. Nasty Nestor was indeed Nasty. But, like, in a bad way.

Dylan Cease's facial hair gets bigger and bushier every year until he turns into a disheveled Ron Burgundy saying, "It's so damn hot. Milk was a bad choice."

Looking at Dylan Cease's annual headshots, and I think we can all see where this is going.

News Home of the latest San Diego Padres news, forum discussion, and blogs.

Do we have any Padres fans (preferably with a flare for analytics) in the house? We're recruiting for our newest site, Padres Mission! Email brock.beauchamp@padresmission.com for details.

I hate Ai so much. I have never felt so passionately about an artistic debate. The words to describe how asinine I find the usage of it have not yet been invented.

MLB TV is down on Opening Day and baseball fans are freaking out On the biggest day in baseball, one of the biggest providers of live baseball games has crashed, and fans are crashing out.

Good job, MLB. Seamless Opening Day.

DiamondCentric officially now covers 5/29 of the MLB, or one-fifth of it if you include the glorified theme park franchise from Milwaukee

i only make the best use of my time

YouTube video by Brandon Glick Path of Two Minds

My directorial debut, Path of Two Minds, is at the conclusion of its film festival run. In total, we attended six festivals and placed twice.

I am so grateful to my absurdly talented cast and crew.

As a celebration of our success, the film in its entirety can be watched for free on YouTube here:

We have to act. We have to be energetic and tenacious and relentless. But please know that it’s also ok to grieve. I have a son who died in 2016, but if he were alive now, he’d be very much on track to engage with services just like these. Seeing this email made me cry. And it SHOULD make you cry.

My sources say Matt is the best writer in the industry. You should read what he has to say on the Cubs and Bregman.

They also say that my desire "to see the Cubs pursue Ohtani in a Luka-like deal" is "stupid" and "never going to happen". So.

Objectively, the funniest outcome of this trade is Jalen Hood-Schifino turning into an All-NBA player in Utah

This was a fun topic to research!

Thanks to @matrueblood.bsky.social for brainstorming with me (and adding some nuances I overlooked 🙃).

Also thanks to @brandonglick.bsky.social & @jakemckibbin.bsky.social for jumping into this project with me! Links to their articles will be in the replies👇

Yes! This is what I, a fan of all 29 other baseball teams, was praying for when the offseason started. The Dodgers needed Roki Sasaki more than every other franchise combined, which I can say as a combined fan of all 29 other teams.

Just wait until my next article, titled "The Dodgers are the last line of defense from communism," goes live on all five sites

The smartest answer I've received

Need some crowd sourcing help for a series I'm doing for @northsidebaseball.com. Who is the most important asset on the Cubs roster?

I'm torn between Caleb Thielbar and David Bote's $1M buyout

Jed Hoyer's tenure will be defined as the "kicking the tires" era. Was he ever gonna sign Juan Soto or Roki Sasaki? No, but at least he treated them to a cup of coffee before they said they only saw him as a friend.

holy shit am i tired of using the same three images of roki sasaki

Our team is the definition of mediocre, we haven't had a playable QB since before Ben shredded his elbow, our defense is an overrated mess that has 3.5 good players, we're single-handedly preventing all-time great T.J. Watt from having a notable playoff resume, BUT: Mike Tomlin went above .500.

As a Cubs fan, it hurts to give up this title, but there is truly no team more mediocre than the San Francisco Giants. Well done Buster Posey