If Ryan won't plug it, I'll do it for him...

The Hardball Times has just announced their first ever Season Preview book.  From the site:

Pitchers are pitching, batters are batting, fielders are fielding and managers are mouthing platitudes. This sure seems like a good time for The Hardball Times to unveil its first-ever season preview.

For the past three years, we've published an Annual at the end of each season. Each book was a look back at what happened the previous season and why. We've been pretty happy with the results, but each Annual has told only half of the story. The other half, baseball events yet to be, are the subject of this, our first season preview.

Let me give you the specifics upfront: The THT 2007 Season Preview is 184 pages long. We think it's somewhere in between a typical fantasy baseball magazine and an in-depth book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. It contains three-year statistical projections for virtually all major leaguers and many minor leaguers, as well as reviews of every major league team and several general articles. When you purchase the book, you'll also have access to a spreadsheet that contains all of the player projections.

You can download the book as a PDF for $9, or order a printed copy for $16.

And even cooler:  

This book includes more than mere numbers, however. We also wanted to provide a review of each team's prospects for the coming year. Now, we think we're pretty good writers, but we don't really know every team in detail. So, to help with the team commentary, we reached out to some of our favorite bloggers and asked them to write about their favorite team.

Contributing to the Indians chapter?  Ryan Richards of Let's Go Tribe.

I'm ordering mine right now - congrats, Ryan!