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A Monday Afternoon Trip To The Big A, Anaheim Angels Stadium

Posted on October 6, 2024 by The Baseball Storyteller

Last week, I was on the west coast for business (ABF Freight) in the city of the Angels – Anaheim, California. The Los Angeles Angels Continue Reading

Baseball Book Review – Odd Man Out, by Matt McCarthy

Posted on June 11, 2024 by The Baseball Storyteller

On the morning of April 9, 2016 I was in the crowd at Wilson Park, North Kingstown, RI for Wickford Little League Opening Day. I Continue Reading

Checking In On Rhode Island Players in Independent, Minor League Baseball

Posted on August 8, 2023 by The Baseball Storyteller

I recently wrote about Rhode Island Baseball history being made in the Bronx, with the New York Yankee’s Michael King (Bishop Hendricken High School) throwing Continue Reading

Pros and Cons
May 28, 2026
Four years ago, former NBA star Keyon Dooling was indicted for his part in a multi-million dollar healthcare scheme. We were with him on the day he turned himself in, and when he was released. This is his story.
The Window
May 27, 2026
Hall of Fame TE Tony Gonzalez is using his platform to advocate for prostate cancer screenings: “This is about time. The time we had then. The time we have now. And how we choose to spend it.”
Your Dad, the Magician
May 21, 2026
Ahead of his final Roland Garros, Elina Svitolina pens a tribute to Gaël Monfils for their daughter, Skaï: “Gaël Monfils, he meant so much to tennis … but also something so much deeper than tennis.”
Dear Villa
May 19, 2026
Ahead of the Europa League final, defender Ezri Konsa penned a letter to Aston Villa fans: “Nothing would mean more to me than to win this trophy. This club means everything to me.”
The Full Story Behind Why I Stepped Away from the NFL
May 13, 2026
Jaire Alexander opens up about his mental health and his decision to step away from the NFL: “Deciding to step away from the game was one of the toughest things I’ve ever had to do. But I absolutely did have to do it.”