The Rhode Island Fall Baseball Season is just about underway for most leagues here in the Ocean State. Fall baseball was/is a developmental concept for youth athletes looking to advance their skill sets in a mostly less stressful baseball environment. … Continue reading Rhode Island Fall Baseball Season – Play Now, Prepare For Spring
Around Memorial Day of this year, I made the commitment to participate in the 2019 Run to Home Base, a wonderful charity event presented by New Balance and coordinated through Massachusetts General Hospital and the Boston Red Sox. It has … Continue reading The RIBBE Runs To Home Base At Fenway Park
The oddsmaker and sports have gone hand in hand for over a century. The odds for a prize fighter to retain his title against an up and coming, spirited nobody. The chance or percentage of chance for a major college basketball powerhouse to win the NCAA tournament. The statistical probability for a baseball team to make the playoffs, who is yet to play a game in a particular season. Some person or computer or group is telling you, the fan, that your team has a 43% chance of making the playoffs or winning a game or securing a first round … Continue reading You Have a 26% Chance of Finishing This Article
In the first two games of 2017 Eastern Conference finals of the NBA, the Cleveland Cavaliers have completely dominated and downright humiliated the Boston Celtics. The Cavaliers took both games at the Boston Garden by 13 and 44 points, respectively, to take a commanding lead going back to Cleveland. To make matters seem even more dire for Celtics fans, Boston point guard and fan favorite Isaiah Thomas will be out for the remainder of the playoffs with a lower body injury. Down 2-0, without arguably their best player, and now heading on the road for two crucial games which may … Continue reading The Cleveland Cavaliers Have Put Themselves On The Doorstep of Boston Sports History
The Boston Celtics lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers this past week 114-91. LeBron James played 38 minutes and score 36 points, grabbed nearly 10 rebounds and had 6 assists. Another great performance by one of this generation’s most outstanding players. I didn’t attend that game, nor will I pay to go see another NBA game for the foreseeable future. And here is my reasoning: A management or coach’s decision to rest a certain player during a regular season game in 2014, which I paid full price for, has left a bad taste in my mouth and an empty hole in … Continue reading When NBA Stars Decide to Rest, The Fans Lose Big Time
Here at the North Kingstown Blog, we hesitate to put our name on any product unless we truly stand behind it. We have interviewed hundreds of local and RI businesses who offer a wide range of products and services. From health and beauty products to fitness equipment to hair and makeup, The North Kingstown Blog is committed to promoting quality products and services that will make your day a positive one. Vacuum cleaners have evolved like most household appliances over the years. I cut my teeth as a youth with your standard Electrolux, a little powerhouse on wheels that had … Continue reading The North Kingstown Blog Endorses the Shark Rotator True Pet Vacuum
The challenge every biopic film has is mixing fact with Hollywood’s influence. A biopic film is based on actual events, recent or historical, which give depth to the story through interesting dialogue and sometimes sensationalism of these events. It is the filmmaker’s task to educate the audience, whether they were alive during the events or not, as well as entertain the audience. Otherwise, it feels more like a movie you watch in high school for your US or World History class. And if I can recall, those were certainly educational but not too entertaining. I have watched a number of … Continue reading Hidden Figures – A Must See Biopic on the American Dream
I was driving to work recently and thinking that I had a pretty full day ahead. It was a cold, frosty morning on Old Baptist Road and I had my coffee and breakfast with me in the car. I wasn’t speeding but my urgency to get to work was definitely heightened. After all, it is vacation week and my kids would be home and of course, I wanted to be with them as opposed to working. About halfway to work, I spotted a squirrel crossing the road in front of me. I paused, braked and allowed the squirrel to get … Continue reading My New Year’s Resolution – Learn How To Make A Difference Every Day
The holiday season brings so many emotions to the surface. Being a parent, those emotions include not only your own childhood experiences, but those of your children – no matter what age they are. The thrill of gift giving and brightening the day of your child is a priceless memory that will last a lifetime. Sitting down with friends and family to enjoy a holiday meal, laugh at old times, and just be merry is what pushes some of us through hard times. And, there is the harsh reality of the divorced parent with children – the often dreaded holiday … Continue reading Have A Great Christmas Day Kids, See You on Tuesday
My son Griffin has developed an keen interest in comics over the past few years. Marvel and DC Comic movies, various comic books, and all of those great characters have really captured his attention. And he has been drawing these characters for some time now. And he is a phenomenal cartoonist. I am not just saying that because I am his father. Seriously, he is very talented. Over the summer, I learned about a program at RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) called the “Young Artist Program.” This program offers young artists, filmmakers, and creative types the opportunity to take … Continue reading RISD Young Artist Program and The Comic Artist
The Baseball Storyteller 