Maximum Feasible Dunn
November 26, 2010 by Ted Leavengood · 6 Comments
And all through the house not a creature was stirring, no baseball news from even a mouse. Â Black Friday shoppers are out in force, but baseball has only the near silent whisperings of General Managers waiting to see which players accept arbitration before the Tuesday night deadline. One quiet household could be turned on its […]
1990 Baseball Predictions: How Did They Turn Out?
June 18, 2010 by Mike Lynch · Leave a Comment
When I was a teenager February meant two things: the start of spring training and my annual trek to the supermarket to load up on baseball preview magazines. Back then, you could score a handful for about $15. These days, at $8-$9 a pop (or even $12.99; I’m talking to you Maple Street Press), I […]
A Humorous Look at Recent Baseball News
June 13, 2010 by Chris Jensen · Leave a Comment
The Indians were expecting close to 35,000 fans to attend Sunday’s game against the Nationals, the team’s highest attendance since Opening Day. I think it’s great that so many Indians fans are excited about seeing highly touted prospect Carlos Santana play. Hear he plays a mean guitar.  Or maybe they are excited about the rejuvenated […]
The Week We’ve Been Waiting For
February 15, 2010 by Daniel Shoptaw · Leave a Comment
As people continue to deal with snow, ice, and arctic temperatures, a nation’s eyes turn to the states of Florida and Arizona, desperate for relief and for the magical words of “Play ball!” It is that time of year again, thankfully, when the baseball news starts flowing and the excitement starts building. The scribes are […]
