Clearing The Bases
May 19, 2011 by George Kurtz · Leave a Comment
Unless you have been living in a cave all week you have undoubtedly heard about the Yankees Jorge Posada’s decision to pull himself out of the lineup and refuse to play last Saturday versus Boston. Â What you may not know are the details preceding this decision. When Posada first came up with the Yankees he […]
Gibbons Homers Off Fellow Indy Leaguer in Major League Game
September 14, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
While concentrating on the finalizing of playoff pairings, one cannot help but wonder how many Atlantic League fans took notice of the special moment that took place Sunday when two of the league’s current major leaguers squared off against each other. On this occasion, two onetime Long Island Ducks were standing 60 feet, six inches […]
Newest LA Dodgers’ 16 Years Pay Off
September 9, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
It was raining in Quebec and the first Can-Am League playoff series was being delayed by 24 hours, but New Jersey Jackals Manager Joe Calfapietra did not seem at all distressed. In fact, his mood was clearly that of a happy man. Joe’s year already was a success, and only in part because the veteran […]
Gibbons Makes Another Statement for Indy Leagues
August 12, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
Jay Gibbons has struck another harmonious chord for Independent Baseball with his splashy re-entrance into the major leagues with the Los Angeles Dodgers. A longtime Baltimore Orioles outfielder (2001-2007), the left-handed Gibbons erged from a brush with being named in the infamous Mitchell Report to start cleansing his reputation with the Long Island (NY) Ducks […]