For me, the term “two way player” in baseball is defined by two Major League legends – the NY Yankee’s Babe Ruth and current Los Continue Reading
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Baseball Book Review – Sandy Koufax, A Lefty’s Legacy by Jane Leavy
This past January, the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY announced that three new members will be inducted in the Summer of 2025. Continue Reading
I’m Sorry, Did The Much Hyped Dodgers vs. Yankees World Series End Already?
With the New York Yankees winning the 2024 American League Pennant and the Los Angeles Dodgers winning the 2024 National League Pennant, the 2024 World Continue Reading
Can We some how, Some Way Summon The Voice Of The Dodgers To Call this Series?
If you are smarter than me, which isn’t saying much, can you make this happen? Through the power of software and ingenuity, can you have Continue Reading
The Non-Predictable Forces That May Decide This Year’s World Series
Major League Baseball has worked very hard over the past few decades to make the outcome of a baseball game more predictable and more accurate. Continue Reading
Baseball World Loses A Dodger Legend, RIP Fernando Valenzuela
Upon hearing of the passing of Los Angeles Dodgers great Fernando Valenzuela, I leafed through my collection of baseball cards to see if I had Continue Reading
Seeing 42 All Over The Baseball World Today Leads To Engaging Future Generations of Fans
I was thinking about the autobiography of Jackie Robinson, “I Never Had It Made,” I recently finished. Especially today, when MLB celebrates that famous day Continue Reading
My First Cactus League Experience – Padres, White Sox at Camelback Ranch
This past week, I was back in Phoenix on another work assignment for ABF Freight. This was my second trip to Arizona, so I was Continue Reading
Tuesday Morning Visit To Whittier College and Poets Baseball Field
This past week, I traveled to Los Angeles, CA for work (ABF Freight, Pico Rivera Terminal). Before I get to my field visit notes, I have Continue Reading