As the harsh bitterness of winter diminishes and the icicles hanging from the roofs melt, everyone seems to become happier. Yes, the weather is warming up and the leaves are beautifully sprouting from the trees, but that’s not the reason excitement is in the air. No, it’s because baseball season is just around the corner.
Just Around the Corner
By: bwice | Friday February 26th, 2010
In The History Books: The Real Purpose
By: AnnexNate | Thursday February 25th, 2010
PART FIVE: FINALE Bring In The Closer: There are a lot of players in the Hall that simply don’t match up with the others. And while it would be fun to come up with a list of all the said players (I’ve tried), it is very much impossible to do. The Hall of Fame has [...]
Not Exactly a Miracle, But We’ll Take It
By: Wes F | Tuesday February 23rd, 2010
On paper, The United States is not supposed to be among the elite teams at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. They don’t have any household names from Olympics past like Hull, Chelios or Modano. They don’t have well known names from today’s NHL like Ovechkin or Crosby. Many experts thought they just couldn’t hang [...]
Damon Dawns The D
By: AnnexNate | Monday February 22nd, 2010
Today all things were finalized and Johnny Damon put on the old English ‘D’ for the first time. After signing a one-year deal worth a reported $8 million, it is believed that Damon will split time with former infielder Carlos Guillen in left field. Otherwise, Damon will likely be a leadoff hitting DH. Damon’s production [...]
In The History Books: Home State Advantage
By: AnnexNate | Saturday February 20th, 2010
PART FOUR AND ONE HALF: New York, New York: When Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter was inducted into the Hall in 1987 the option of what hat to wear was still his. However, he chose not to choose. Hunter was a dominant pitcher and one of the biggest names for two of the biggest franchises of the [...]
