An Interview with MLB Commissioner Selig
August 22, 2013 by Matt Nadel · Leave a Comment
Hey baseball fans! Today I have a very special interview for you. One of my biggest ones yet. It’s with a very famous baseball figure and someone who I am very honored to have interviewed via email. He used to be the owner of the Brewers, but he is currently the Commissioner of Major League […]
Giants Fever in a Post-2010 World
August 31, 2011 by Jeff Polman · Leave a Comment
I saw my first signs of acute Giants fever in the waning weekends of their 2010 championship year, when the team was in a neck-and-neck battle with San Diego for the NL West title. It wasn’t your standard rising crowd roar that accompanies two-strike counts for the home pitcher late in the game. It wasn’t […]
Steroids and Kids: Trying to Answer the Unanswerable Question
September 8, 2010 by Dave Heller · Leave a Comment
It started with an innocent question, as are all questions which come out of the mouth of an 8-year-old. Except this question cut at the heart of Major League Baseball – past, present and future. I was at Miller Park, attending a Brewers-Cardinals game with my wife and two sons. Up to the plate stepped […]
The Bud Selig Statue
August 10, 2010 by Ted Leavengood · 3 Comments
The Milwaukee Brewers were brought back to life by Bud Selig and no one has done more for baseball in the second half of the 20th century–in Milwaukee that is–than Selig. Â So having a statue to Selig outside Miller Park in Milwaukee–alongside Robin Yount and Hank Aaron??–what the heck, why not. Â He tried to contract […]
