Tag Archive: baseball

Oct
13

MLB: Understands Addiction

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From MLB Fanhouse: In a display of team unity, and deference to Josh Hamilton’s well known past struggles with drug and alcohol addiction, the Texas Rangers celebrated their American League Division Series victory over the Tampa Bay Rays with a shower composed of Canada Dry ginger ale rather than the customary one of champagne and …

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Aug
09

Good Friends, Good Beer…Sounds A Lot Like Jesus

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We got in late last night and decided to grab a nightcap at Rock Bottom which is a brewery across the street from our Cincinnati hotel. Will Carrroll, who some may know from ESPN or Baseball Prospectus, has been along for the ride and joined us. He’s been a great traveling companion for the group …

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Jul
11

The Voice of God…Stilled

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Bob Sheppard the great Yankee public address announcer has died at the reported age of 99 after a full life filled with much joy. I place a picture of his microphone here as most people didn’t know what Bob looked like–and that was kind of the way he liked it. But you knew that voice. …

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Jan
23

Grant Peace to Desme

Oakland Athletics prospect Grant Desme is trading in his glove for a collar. So says this article.A snip: The A’s prized prospect exited the season with a head-turning presence, accompanied by a bat that produced 31 home runs and a speedy 6-foot-2 frame that stole 40 bases in Class A ball — making him the …

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Jan
05

The Faithful Departed

BustedHalo® has begun it’s annual series on those who have passed away this year and Marc D. Adams reflected on Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart beautifully. It was just the beginning of the season… the April dew still lingered on the short blades of grass, the electricity and excitement for a year full of potential filled …

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Oct
07

Memories of Mr October’s Swagger

Reggie Jackson is doing a show called October Nights on Sirius Satellite Radio these days and with the dawn of baseball’s post-season, I always think back to baseball stars of the past that I can remember. Reggie is certainly one of them. Growing up in the 70s and 80s there were two men who I …

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Oct
05

A horrible baseball season…but we still look good

Here I am with my college buddies Victor (the dope wearing the Phillies shirt and hat) and Kevin. While the Mets had a terrible season, I rather enjoyed their new park, Citi Field, albeit it took them forever to at least make it look somewhat like the homefield for the Mets and not some homage …

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Jul
16

Once in a while…I still have some sports thoughts

I guest columned an item on the Mets Police retiring #8 for Yogi Berra and Gary Carter. Retire #8 on 8/8Two Hall of Famers have worn #8 for the Mets and yet that number has not been retired. It’s not a stretch to think that the Mets could retire #8 for both Gary Carter and …

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Jul
08

How Many Major League Baseball Parks/Cities Have You Been To?

So I just went to the New Yankee Stadium and have been to the new Citi Field and I make it a point to try to go to a stadium when I get to a Major League City. Here are the ones that I’ve been to. The names are the names of the park when …

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Apr
14

Opening Day at Citi Field

Blogging was light yesterday because I attended the Mets Home Opener. Also the first “real” game at Citi Field. Here are some pictures from Opening Day at Citi Field. Thanks to my pal Steve Nadel for offering me the ticket. The Scoreboard Says It All Tom Seaver and Mike Piazza head in for the ceremonial …

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