I miss baseball. I miss the sounds of the game: vendors selling beer, the crisp echo of batting practice, the constant hum of a packed stadium. I miss the smells of baseball: slightly wet grass, […]
No major American sport is more profoundly emboldened by superstition, nostalgia, and memory than Major League Baseball. In a brief SportsCenter interview with Scott Van Pelt this week, Cal Ripken Jr. said he was thrilled […]
Have you ever heard the susurration air speed of two hundred wind bleeding stitches from a low nineties brush back pitch? It makes a man reconsider wielding a big aluminum stick at the plate. It […]
Now that spring training is officially underway in both Arizona and Florida, let’s take a quick look around the American League to check in on the state of affairs and make some early projections. If […]
Now that spring training is officially underway in both Arizona and Florida, let’s take a quick look around the National League to check in on the state of affairs and make some early projections. Part […]
Lately, there has been a lot of discussion about updating the rules of baseball to remove the defensive shift. Personally, I love defensive shifting and don’t want to see it legislated out of the game, […]
With the Super Bowl in the books and about two weeks until pitchers and catchers report, unless you’re mesmerized by the soap opera that is NBA off-court nonsense or stoked about early-season golf, then likely […]
As the Portland Diamond Project announces a location for the spot of an MLB ballpark (Terminal 2 at the Port of Portland), let’s take a look at why the City of Roses deserves baseball in […]
There are only two more major spectacles to behold before the sports spotlight turns back to the National Pastime. There’s a football game in Houston with some minor drama between a commissioner, an owner, a […]
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