Chris Colabello: Time Can’t Stop Rookie From Reaching Major Leagues with Minnesota Twins
September 22, 2013 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
Dreams can be hard to achieve, but fortunately there is no expiration date on their fulfillment. Professional baseball player Chris Colabello learned that this year, as years of hard work finally paid off and landed him in the major leagues. Colabello, a big right-handed first baseman/outfielder, played his college ball for Division II Assumption in […]
From Kings Park to Omaha
July 8, 2013 by Bobby Haney · Leave a Comment
Hello! My name is Bobby Haney and I am a professional baseball player in the San Francisco Giants organization. A couple years ago after my team and I won the college World Series I was so pumped up and motivated that I decided to write my own book. My book is mainly about my career […]
139 Ballplayers Died in Service in World War II
March 4, 2011 by Gary Bedingfield · 5 Comments
Names such as Bob Feller and Ted Williams instantly spring to mind when we think of dedication to service during the war years, but little is heard of the minor league players who also served. While the majority of big leaguers enjoyed an almost normal existence (albeit for $21 a month service pay) playing baseball […]