Before a single pitch was thrown in the 2026 Major League Baseball season, when snow was covering most of the United States, just a month Continue Reading
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Who Will Move On, Who Will Go Home In This Episode OF The Blind Auditions
Okay we are back now for more head to head matchups in this blind audition format. If you missed any of the first episode, here Continue Reading
Some Interesting Stats Behind Doc Gooden vs. Straw, The Father/Sons, The Field
I was looking through some of my old baseball stadium photos today online and came across this photo I took a few years back at Continue Reading
The Dwight Gooden Baseball Hall Of Fame Idea Is Gaining Momentum
A few months back, after the 2025 Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame inductees were announced, I began to ponder why Dwight Gooden was not a Continue Reading
Baseball Book Review – Sandy Koufax, A Lefty’s Legacy by Jane Leavy
This past January, the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY announced that three new members will be inducted in the Summer of 2025. Continue Reading
Dwight Gooden Should Be In The National Baseball Hall Of Fame
Let me take you inside the mind of a baseball tangent extraordinaire – yours truly. So, I am working my way through Jane Leavy’s biography Continue Reading
Baseball Book Review – Satchel, The Life and Times of an American Legend
Baseball fans love to debate over who is the greatest player who ever lived. It is a fascinating debate because of the many generations, many Continue Reading
Who Are The Four Greatest Living Baseball Players?
Last night, I saw an amazing baseball documentary on the late, great Yogi Berra. The documentary, you can find it on Netflix, is called “It Continue Reading
“Baseball Memories & Dreams” Reflects, Inspires, Educates The Baseball Fan On Baseball History
This Spring, I received an email from Mango Publishing about an upcoming book from the National Baseball Hall of Fame. “In this new title by Continue Reading
A Fenway Park Tuesday Night Tribute To HOF David Ortiz Featuring Yaz, Rice, Epstein, Pedro, And A Pin
Sometime this Spring, at Portsmouth Abbey or Pepin Field or Cranston Stadium, my wife Rachel turned to me and said “Hey, let’s go to a Continue Reading