Elwood Sports in Cranston has been serving the Rhode Island sports community since 1949. There are very few (if any) businesses, organizations, leagues that can Continue Reading
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Follow Your Favorite Rhode Island Baseball Team By Becoming A Fan On GameChanger
Admittedly, technology is not my strong suit. In baseball terms, it is like me trying to hit a knuckleball. So when I accomplish something technical Continue Reading
The RIBBE Gets A Baseball Education From OPT’s Bert Reid
You think you know a lot of about baseball or pitching or Rhode Island sports, and then you meet Bert Reid. I had the great Continue Reading
Free Postings On Rhode Island Baseball Events Calendar
Are you a Rhode Island baseball league scheduling an in person registration? Are you facing a crosstown rival on Saturday and want to publicize it Continue Reading
Rhode Island Pink Heals – My Mother’s Day Book Charity of Choice
A few years ago, at Comic Con in Providence, I walked by a vendor booth that had a giant pink fire truck. The fire truck Continue Reading
Joey Molis aka The Glove Geek Fixed My Baseball Glove
For past few seasons of coaching Little League and playing catch with my son Harrison, I have used a catcher’s mitt. After years and years Continue Reading
The Rhode Island Foundation Is A Valuable Resource On #GivingTuesday
Every day of the week has, at some point in the year, a special name designation. Black Friday shopping is a holiday tradition of the Continue Reading
A Safe Rhode Island Baseball Experience at Won Sports
Starting this week, temperatures here in Rhode Island have started to plummet into the 20’s and teens. Many baseball fields around the Ocean State have Continue Reading
A Safe Rhode Island Baseball Experience at Ken Ryan Baseball Academy
With colder temperatures and field closings abound here in Rhode Island, baseball families are looking towards indoor sports and conditioning facilities. And with the State Continue Reading
The RIBBE Charity Ride Training Log – East Providence To Bristol
On a mostly rain soaked morning, I hopped on the East Bay Bike Path to ride what I would call Stage 3 of my upcoming Continue Reading