Hardly a Miracle
August 12, 2013 by Mike Lynch · 2 Comments
Even before the Boston Braves completed their historic comeback from a 15-game deficit on July 4 to overtake the New York Giants, win the National League pennant going away and sweep the heavily-favored Philadelphia Athletics in the 1914 World Series, manager George Stallings was being called the “Miracle Man.” After only 13 games, 10 of […]
York to Test Brett Jodie’s Latest Work
September 17, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
Since it may boil down to a classic example of hitting vs. pitching when the Atlantic League playoffs begin Wednesday, certain logic has to point to the two-time defending champion Somerset Patriots having the upper hand when they square off with the York Revolution to decide the Freedom Division’s representative in the league’s championship series. […]
Andy Etchebarren Succeeds With His Type of Player
August 5, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
Defense carried the day for Andy Etchebarren during his 15-year major league career, which included six seasons when he either was the No. 1 catcher or shared the backstop load when Baltimore Orioles teams made the postseason. So it should be no surprise his York (PA) Revolution, already assured of a playoff berth in his […]
