How dumb is dumb? Well, it gets dumber all the time. Ali Thanawalla has a bylined story on NBC Sports Bay Area, via Andrew Baggarly, that reveals longtime Giants coach Ron Wotus is no longer […]
Eric Soderholm played more than nine years in MLB, but his work after baseball has brought him fulfillment and inner peace – much more than he ever got playing ball. In Part II, we’ll look […]
Eric Soderholm was a first-round draft pick of the Minnesota Twins in 1968. He spent five seasons with the Twins, then signed as a free agent with the Chicago White Sox, where he was part […]
Steve “Fookie” Foucault was a first-rate closer for the Texas Rangers, Detroit Tigers, and Kansas City Royals during the 1970s. He was part of the 1974 Rangers club that gave the eventual world-champion Oakland […]
Some things — plenty of them, actually — are more important than baseball. This is one of them. The breakfast bar at Frisch’s Big Boy is one of my favorite places. It’s not exactly doctor-approved, […]
August 1, 2019 I just read an article on Larry Brown Sports that related Bob Gibson’s thoughts about hitters who crowd the plate (“it’s your plate, not his!”) and the Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo in particular. […]
As a six-year old living in Baltimore, the Orioles were the first baseball team I followed. The 1961 season was the first one where I started paying attention to the games. And what a year […]
July 14, 2019 Bob Gibson has pancreatic cancer. Unbelievable. I read the news this morning that Gibson had sent an email that was forwarded to his fellow Hall of Fame inductees, informing them that he […]
The lyrics to baseball’s “theme song” were written by a man who was not a baseball fan. [getty src=”727070741″ width=”466″ height=”594″ tld=”com”]
Just read that Bill Buckner has died after a battle with Lewy Body Dementia. I’ve always had mixed feelings about Buckner, because although I did not care for him as a player — particularly when […]
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