Last week, my work commitments with ABF Freight took me to the city of Philadelphia, PA via the city of Cherry Hill, NJ. The two Continue Reading
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Shocking Trade Rumor Surfaces Involving Chicago, Boston Baseball Teams
An unconfirmed source at yesterday’s Norfolk Tides game, seated in section 107, row L, seat 14 told me in confidence of a shocking trade proposal Continue Reading
A Saturday Afternoon Visit To Great Bridge High School Baseball Field
February 10th, a day normally reserved for a long sleeve shirt underneath several layers including a sweatshirt and winter jacket. A winter hat, insulated gloves, and Continue Reading
When It Comes To Minor League Baseball, It’s Always Worth The Drive
In my home state of Rhode Island, I could be “dropped” in any city or town or village or hamlet and drive out of the Continue Reading
Don Mattingly Should Be In The National Baseball Hall of Fame
Here is a bold and honest statement from a long time Boston Red Sox fan, Don Mattingly should be in Cooperstown’s National Baseball Hall of Continue Reading
Sunday Afternoon Visit to Baltimore’s Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum
Last week, I was back in Baltimore, Maryland for another work assignment for ABF Freight. Flying in on Sunday, I had some time before I Continue Reading
Why I Love Reading Books – “Why We Love Baseball” by Joe Posnanski
The first week of August, I received an baseball story email from Penguin Random House Publicity Agent, Julianna Meinz. In her email, she mentioned that Continue Reading
A Tale of Two Seats – An Afternoon Baseball Experience at Polar Park, Worcester
Last summer, Rachel and I made the 1 hour trek out to Worcester’s Polar Park for a guided tour. The City of Worcester took over Continue Reading
Red Sox Winter Weekend Back For 2023 In Springfield, MA
True baseball fans don’t care what place their favorite team finishes, right? I mean last place, first place, third place – no matter what place 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