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 Angeles Dodger (LAD) Shohei Ohtani. Its definition does not describe in any way how difficult … Continue reading Where Will The Next Great Two Way Baseball Player Come From?
Paul Skenes is a Starting Pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates. After a stellar college career, which started off as a two way player at the Air Force Academy and culminating as a Player of the Year winner at LSU, Skenes … Continue reading Why Paul Skenes Is More Greg Maddux Than Nolan Ryan
Here is a story for you. There is a lot about the modern game of baseball that I am still learning about. Software, technology, and modern conveniences have taken over for things like stop watches, clipboards, and putting down three … Continue reading The Baseball Storyteller Learns A Thing Or Two About The PitchCom® Device
The concept of the extraordinary character in a poem, short story, novel, or movie is one of the foundations of creative writing, in my opinion. A mild mannered man or woman with superhuman powers like night vision, incredible strength, and … Continue reading Baseball Book Review – The Fireballer by Mark Stevens
I love talking baseball and good practices with OPT Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine’s Bert Reid. Bert and his staff have began working with Rhode Island High School baseball players in his various offices throughout Rhode Island over the off … Continue reading OPT’s Bert Reid Outlines A Baseball Pitcher’s Arm Care Pre-Practice Program
Here in Rhode Island, we have eight collegiate level baseball programs. I was surprised a 9th – Providence College – did not have a baseball program, despite an email and letter writing campaign from current and former students. These 8 … Continue reading Rhode Island Collegiate Baseball Players Set To Begin Spring Season
The Baseball Storyteller 