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I Love The Current Minor League Baseball Regular Season, Postseason Schedule Format

Posted on July 2, 2025 by The Baseball Storyteller

Ok, love may be too strong of a word, so let’s say I approve of it tremendously. I like it way more than the formats Continue Reading

The Rafael Devers Trade And Why Fans Don’t Run MLB Organizations

Posted on June 16, 2025 by The Baseball Storyteller

My son Harry, on Father’s Day, broke the news of the Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants trade last night in a text with Continue Reading

Big Announcement: There Will Be Rhode Island Middle School Baseball in 2021

Posted on April 20, 2021April 20, 2021 by The Baseball Storyteller

May is typically a very busy month in the Rhode Island Baseball Experience calendar. The Rhode Island Interscholastic League (RIIL) has posted the Spring 2021 Continue Reading

Hangin’ Out At Rhode Island Baseball’s Dugouts

Posted on April 9, 2019February 2, 2025 by The Baseball Storyteller

According to several online media sources, the baseball dugout originated as a concession to the fans. The dugout section of the field, in some baseball Continue Reading

It Was Never Just Me
March 27, 2026
For everyone who is a part of Arsenal W.F.C. captain Kim Little’s journey, she wrote this for you: “When I do that now, what I see most clearly isn’t really a goal or a match or a trophy. It’s people.”
Dear Jays Fans
March 26, 2026
Ernie Clement has a few things to say before the Toronto Blue Jays season opener: “Baseball is my favorite thing in the world, man. And I’m so honored I get to play it with the Jays and in Toronto.”
Let’s Do This, Chicago!
March 25, 2026
Alex Bregman is exactly where he is meant to be: “Make no mistake about it: I’m here to win.”
I Want To Be Here
March 19, 2026
UCLA’s Lauren Betts opens up about her battle with depression: “No matter where I go from here, I know I’ve come a long way.”
Rondale
March 18, 2026
A.J. Green remembers his friend, Rondale Moore: “Man, I swear….. sometimes he really did feel like my son. I hope he knew I really did love him that way.”