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Thursday Afternoon Trip To Kennesaw State University’s Soon To Be Mickey Dunn Stadium
On a recent business trip to Atlanta for ABF Freight, I set out north and west of the city to visit nearby Kennesaw State University. Continue Reading
Revisiting Baseball History through the Charles J Muth Museum at Hinchcliffe Stadium
During my recent work trip to Paterson, New Jersey for ABF Freight, I had some free time Wednesday morning to explore a very important baseball Continue Reading
The New Jersey Baseball Experience – The Boss, Ole Blue Eyes, A Baseball Match
This week, I am back in New Jersey for work (ABF Freight) and decided to check out some local NJ baseball experiences. As I typically Continue Reading
Monday Afternoon Tour of New Jersey Baseball Parks and Historic Stadiums
This past week, I was in the Meadowlands region of New Jersey for work (ABF Freight). As always, upon checking into my hotel, I surveyed Continue Reading
My Thoughts On A Summer Collegiate Baseball League National Tournament
Today is July 30th. Let me start by saying “Summer” is far from over – there are still beach days, concerts to attend, baseball games Continue Reading
Baseball Book Review – K, A History of Baseball in Ten Pitches by Tyler Kepner
Whether you are kid in your backyard or a 50 something has been (me), a game of catch is really something special, isn’t it? So, Continue Reading
Tuesday Night Baseball Featuring Cubs vs Brewers At Sloan Park, Mesa
Tuesday March 12th, after finishing work at ABF Freight in Phoenix, I took a peek at the Arizona Cactus League Spring Training schedule of games. Continue Reading
A Friday Afternoon Visit to Bud Metheny Baseball Stadium for Old Dominion vs Northeastern
As a native New Englander, anything over 50 degrees in March in Rhode Island is considered a gigantic bonus. Heck, it’s T-shirt weather compared to Continue Reading
A Thorough Baseball, New York, American History Lesson From Kevin Baker’s “The New York Game”
Would you consider yourself an expert on a particular subject matter? How about a multi-subject expert capable of rattling off statistics, historical facts, and completely Continue Reading