It is January. It is Winter. And yet, there are so many cool baseball stories out there to be found here in Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads. So, Continue Reading
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A Winter Visit To Kempsville High School Reveals A Familiar Multi-Sport Star
One of the great things about research is the discovery of interesting items not on your research list. I am dating myself but when I was Continue Reading
My Top 8 Professional Baseball Predictions for 2024
If you watch sports on TV, your phone, your computer these days, you will most likely have seen the following. Former professional athletes joined at a Continue Reading
The Baseball Connection Linking Virginia Beach to Newport, RI – Chris Taylor
Baseball has a wonderful way of connecting communities, states, generations through players, stats, and fun facts. You can be a stranger in a new town Continue Reading
A Visit to Parkview High School Baseball Stadium, A Georgia Baseball Powerhouse
On my recent trip to Lawrenceville, Georgia for ABF Freight, I had some personal time after work to check out local baseball fields in and Continue Reading
Tracking Two Roby Minor League Baseball Players On Their Path To The Majors
In your family, were you the first to do something? The first one to earn a college degree or the first one to finish and Continue Reading
The Indianapolis Experience – Clowns, Cars, Basketball Gym Bars
I was on the road last week in Indianapolis, IN doing some field training at the Indy terminal. As I typically do, I did some Continue Reading
Checking In On Rhode Island Players in Independent, Minor League Baseball
I recently wrote about Rhode Island Baseball history being made in the Bronx, with the New York Yankee’s Michael King (Bishop Hendricken High School) throwing Continue Reading
Rhode Island Baseball History Made – King vs Peña in an MLB game
If you follow my blog, and if you do thank you, I wrote some time back about a potential historical event for Rhode Island baseball. Continue Reading
The Boy Who Threw Strikes – An Honest Day’s Work On The Mound
Dougie Walsh, fresh off his cured hands and conscience, walked into the boys baseball office to seek out his Head Coach. Coach Wilson greeted Dougie Continue Reading