A Familiar Name; Clemens, Son Koby, That Is, Catches Sugar Land Staff, Sets Home Run Record
August 16, 2013 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
So much has been said about the Sugar Land (TX) Skeeters in their first two seasons—gorgeous stadium and outstanding attendance, dominant pitching, national spotlight when Roger Clemens made two appearances, player sales left and right to major league organizations and this year Gary Gaetti’s club has been the best the Atlantic League has to offer. […]
Clearing The Bases
June 26, 2012 by George Kurtz · Leave a Comment
With the season being a little less than 50% over we’ve decided to take a look at players who have played above expectations so far this season. Now I’m looking at players who have the best value. I know Joey Votto is having an MVP like season, but he was selected in the 1st or […]
Seamheads.com Boasts Most Comprehensive Ballparks Database on the Internet
February 16, 2011 by Mike Lynch · 4 Comments
We at Seamheads.com are proud to announce the launch of the new Seamheads.com Ballparks Database, created by Seamheads.com co-founder Kevin Johnson and designed for the Internet by Dan Hirsch, fellow Seamhead and founder of TheBaseballGauge.com. This database has been a long time coming and something Kevin and I have wanted to implement since the earliest […]
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 […]
Nidiffer Inks Deal With Astros
June 18, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
Good things do come to those who wait. The 2010 Major League Baseball draft came and went. Three days and 50 rounds passed. Twelve Wildcats from the University of Kentucky heard their names called. Former Webster Yankee, Marcus Nidiffer, waited patiently. When he did not hear his name, Nidiffer remained calm.The omission surprised a few […]
Moms
May 9, 2010 by Joe Shrode · Leave a Comment
Joe Shrode is a father, and a 19-year youth baseball coach. He is the author of “Between the Lines: A Father, A Son, and America’s Pastime.†BTL goes beyond balls an strikes, hits and outs, and wins and losses. It’s about relationships. To see excerpts, visit www.btlfatherson.blogspot.com.            There is no game tonight, so Sam […]
Perlo Gettin’ His Hacks in the Old World
April 27, 2010 by Paul Gotham · Leave a Comment
Friends of Adam Perlo should take caution when trying to contact him for the next couple of months. Until the middle of August any phone calls to the former Webster Yankee catcher will incur international charges. The Fairport, New York native added international experience to his already impressive resume when the Italian Baseball Federation opened […]