Last week, it was Class A …
First pitch in Lakewood, April 7, 2005
Yesterday, it was Triple-A …
A beautiful day in Scranton, April 10, 2005
Today, it’s Shea.
Thursday, it’s RFK.
Lots of posts and game recaps coming up this week.
When you’re either out of the house or asleep for 45 of the 48 hours in a weekend, it’s hard to find time to write. So in order to post my season predictions before the season starts in earnest, I’ll…
I think we’ve seen the true Randy Johnson. He’s certainly a great pitcher and a fierce competitor, but he’s no class act. He’s no Yankee off the field. His incident with the CBS 2 cameraman in New York was a…
Yesterday’s game:Red Sox 4, Yankees 2 Yankees-Red Sox series tied 3-3Holy shit. First team down 0-3 to even get to Game 7. So I guess this series did turn out to be quite exciting after all. It’s down to one…
I was away last September, traveling around Northern California with my wife for our 10th anniversary, when just before bed one night, I got the alert that Yogi Berra had passed away. Being on vacation, I wasn’t going to…
For a delightfully irreverent take on the Mets’ 1969 NL East-clinching victory, check out this newsreel clip from British Movietone: It’s part of a big collection of baseball footage hidden in plain sight among the millions of clips on YouTube….
I was looking through the Pirates uniform history in the 1970s on Dressed to the Nines and noticed something that seemed peculiar to me. In 1970, the club had two distinct sets of home and away uniforms: The traditional sleeveless…