Catching up with Bob Zupcic
July 21, 2011 by Andrew Martin · 2 Comments
The first professional athlete I ever met was Ted Williams, when I was about 9 years old. The experience was extremely disappointing, given how profane and cranky Williams turned out to be, even to a little kid like myself. The second professional athlete I met was Bob Zupcic, when I was about 12 or 13 […]
Culmination or Collapse?
May 26, 2011 by Sam Miller · Leave a Comment
Oct. 2, 1978. Baseball fans readily cite it as the date one of the greatest games in history took place. True, it stands out amid the annals of one of sports’ greatest rivalries. It’s also true that a season hung in the balance. If only that was the end of it. Instead, Bill Reynolds writes, […]
El lado olvidado del béisbol (The forgotten side of baseball)
October 26, 2010 by Alfonso L. Tusa C. · Leave a Comment
Sin embargo existe una faceta del juego que deben rendir todos los equipos cuando saltan al terreno de juego. Hablamos del desempeño defensivo de los jugadores, el cual puede tener tanta incidencia en el desenlace de un juego como lo que puedan hacer los pitchers o los bateadores.
The Best of the Best Hall of Fame Outsiders
September 17, 2010 by Mike Lynch · 6 Comments
Last month Bobby Aguilera posted an article in which he listed a roster of players who he feels are the best at each position who aren’t in the Hall of Fame, including two of the biggest snubs of all time, Dick Allen and Ron Santo. Then Graham Womack responded with a roster of his own, […]
