In my business and personal travels over the past several decades, I have sought out baseball experiences both past and present in the city or town I am traveling to. Many of the cities I have visited have a major … Continue reading Baseball Book Review – “Homestand” by Will Bardenwerper
As we close out January and head into February, the anticipation for the 2026 baseball season is nearing its apex for baseball fans like myself. Professional level players start reporting to and playing Spring Training games very soon. In roughly … Continue reading Is There Room For The Eye Test Anymore In Baseball Evaluation and Scouting?
This morning, I was leafing through some old(er) emails and found this Fairfield University press release sent to me about 2 years ago. I am not entirely sure why I did not post or share it, but I say better … Continue reading Sharing: Fairfield U. Honors Legendary Athletics Director and Baseball Coach C. Donald Cook ’63
The World Baseball Classic™ is scheduled to kick off in early March of 2026. Select countries from all over the world are in the process of finalizing baseball rosters, coaching staffs, travel plans, game plans, and other baseball operations for … Continue reading Anyone Have An Issue With Team USA’s 2026 World Baseball Classic™ Roster?
After a week of rather unseasonable temperatures here in Hampton Roads, an announcement of Jeff Kent as the Contemporary Eras Committee’s 2026 HOF selection, and a bit of snow we are now back with the final round of the baseball … Continue reading The Final Round of Baseball Blind Auditions Welcomes Four, Exits Four
Last week, I visited Bayside Library here in my hometown of Virginia Beach, VA. I was in the library for another purpose but decided to take advantage of the time to peruse through their Sports section for baseball books. In … Continue reading Baseball Book Review – “Baseball’s Great Expectations” by Patrick Montgomery
After a few commercial breaks and a trip to Winter Wonderland in Williamsburg, I am back this morning with more exciting baseball blind audition matchups. The prize, the ultimate prize these contestants are vying for? Well, it looks something like … Continue reading The Baseball Blind Auditions Produce Three More Winners, Three More Shown The Door
Happy day after Thanksgiving everyone. I hope everyone had an awesome day of food, football, family, and my favorite – all the fixins. This morning, I have been catching up on all the proposed Major League Baseball trades, free agent … Continue reading Crazy Black Friday Deals To Be Made This Off Season In Major League Baseball
On my recent trip to Texas for business (ArcBest), I started and finished a fantastic baseball and history book called “The Cloudbuster Nine,” by author Anne R. Keene. Truth be told, I saw Ted Williams in the cover’s photo and … Continue reading Baseball History Book Review – The Cloudbuster Nine, by Anne R. Keene
After my epic Friday Texas Baseball Road Trip (which landed me in San Antonio), I had the weekend off before my next work assignment started on Monday. Roughly a week or so prior to flying down to Texas, I had … Continue reading A Saturday San Antonio Sandlot Charity Baseball Game Featuring Roses Vs. Huevos
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