Alderson came to the Mets in 2010 with a reputation as a shrewd thinker.
Another shrewd thinker is Kevin Kerney, a deputy chief with the state police who sees through this cruel ruse and identifies the killer's real target as his final victim, a retired judge whose wife and son also died violently.
He was recognised as a shrewd thinker about the game and was popular with team-mates and opponents, with a penchant for practical jokes.
Cartwright, an outstanding craftsman for Warwickshire, Somerset and England in the 60s and 70s and now an award-winning coach, was always one of the game's shrewdest thinkers and his inquisitive mind was never restricted by the boundary rope.
Finally, I must recommend books by two of the shrewdest thinkers and artists writing now: the poet Charles Bernstein's essays, Pitch of Poetry Chicagoo), and the novelist Kirsty Gunn's terrific extended essay, My Katherine Mansfield Project (Notting Hill).
He was a deep thinker and a shrewd tactician, qualities that led to him being appointed England "supremo" in the mid-90s.
He is both a genuine maverick thinker and a shrewd political operator, and therefore a source of fascination and bewilderment, even to himself.
Green has many of Clinton's virtues as well: he is a serious thinker about issues, with an instinct for the available middle; a shrewd commentator who provides his own footnotes; and a centaur with the head of an activist and the hoofs of a pol.
"Lauren is [not] a seminal thinker about fashion like, say, Pierre Cardin.... Rather, he couples his own tastes with a shrewd sense of what well-heeled men want to look like for now: 'new traditionalism, which is like the old Ivy League but more romantic.' " Steve Jobs at the first West Coast Computer Faire, where the Apple II computer was launched in 1977.
