The Baseball Historian’s Notes for August 19, 2013: All Hail the Hidden Ball Trick!
August 19, 2013 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
In a sport increasingly known for money, technology and deeds of avarice, the hidden ball trick has to be one of the rarest and time-honored plays in baseball. It’s something that has been utilized since the earliest days of the game, yet still has a place today. One blog post from several years ago reported […]
Growing Up Is About Letting Go
April 18, 2010 by Jeff Polman · 5 Comments
It happened earlier than it usually does. Being a fanatical Red Sox fan, there’s usually five to seven times each season when I will just throw up my hands (after throwing up) and boycott all broadcasts of my team for the indefinite future. They tend to come in June when the pennant races normally heat […]