Lonely at the Top–Jeffrey Loria’s Vision for Baseball in South Florida
March 21, 2013 by Ted Leavengood · Leave a Comment
Jeffrey Loria’s lawsuit against the only two remaining season ticket holders in the Miami-Dade area has sparked a debate about the worst owners of professional baseball teams over the years. Charlie Comiskey was an early favorite in the race based on his penurious handling of payroll that some have argued was the reason for the […]
Rambling on About My Glory Days – Joe, You are Remembered
February 28, 2010 by Jack Perconte · 1 Comment
Curt Flood took a stance to help players and teammates and made his mark on baseball history. Some guys make their mark with great statistics, whereas others are remembered for other things. Players often take stances day in and day out for their teammates that are not as momentous or reported, but they are never […]