Opening Day 2010 Row 1: Arizona, Atlanta, Boston, a fan in Boston.Row 2: Cincinnati, Houston, a base in Houston, Kansas City.Row 3: Anaheim, Milwaukee, New York, Oakland.Row 4: Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay, Texas, Washington. I decided to go with a little…
A sunny, warm mid-70-degree day. Is this really Opening Day? Indeed it was, yet we kept pinching ourselves and discussing whether it really was as good as it seemed. My mom and my pal Dave arrived separately from Casey and…
As I promised, here is my wife’s write-up of the new culinary offerings at Citi Field this year. It’s much better than I could’ve done, and not just because I don’t like sushi. I really should be having only a…
Late last night, Marty Noble put up a blog post reminiscing about crooner Johnny Maestro and hurler Doc Gooden, and it brought up some memories of my own that I didn’t include in my post about Gooden’s Nike billboard in…
Yesterday’s news about Dwight Gooden has brought out a lot of old photographs of Doctor K, but this one is the one I like the best. Two young stars, their potential seemingly limitless — 1985 All-Star! — clowning around after…
Drew Nieporent, Scott Kleckner, Floyd Cardoz and Dave Pasternack My wife and I had the chance to go to Citi Field today for the unveiling of this year’s menu. I’ll leave the full culinary write-up to Casey (look for it…
Opening Day is less than two weeks away, and Jose Reyes will be back on the field in Port St. Lucie tomorrow to resume baseball activities, so we all know we’ll be cheering Angel Pagan at the top of the…
We need to get John Schandler a job at the Mets Team Store. From today’s Uniwatch post: Silver medal (which as you know is much better than a gold medal) for John Schandler, who writes: “I work for a Nike…
Out at first This week’s slideshow is another set taken before I got my first SLR (and, therefore, first telephoto lens), so the photos tend to be more of the wide-view variety. I cropped closer where I could, but for…