Wamby Pulls a Dandy
March 20, 2013 by Matt Nadel · 2 Comments
Hey baseball fans! I’m pretty sure you’ve all heard of a triple play before, but have you also heard of an unassisted triple play? If you haven’t, let me explain: an unassisted triple play is when one player on the field makes all three outs of a triple play without any help, for example no […]
The Favorite Toy and…Bob Feller
December 21, 2010 by Mike Lynch · 1 Comment
In the wake of Bob Feller’s death on Wednesday, many a tribute has been paid to the man they called “Rapid Robert,” including one by our very own Arne Christensen, who wrote “Bob Feller in His Own Words,” in which the Hall of Fame hurler states, “A lot of folks say that had I not […]
How About Those Pirates…
October 6, 2010 by Steve Lenox · Leave a Comment
The Pittsburgh Pirates endured another losing season in 2010 (18th straight and counting), fired yet another field manager in John Russell, tied the 1963 New York Mets for the worst road record for a single season, and drew 1,613,399 fans to P&C Park, the second lowest total in the National League, and still fashion themselves […]
Yankees Need a Back-Up in Ivan Nova
September 25, 2010 by Jess Coleman · Leave a Comment
As the New York Yankees thrust towards the playoffs, with a magic number of three as of this writing, some postseason roster decisions still loom––large. At this point, the concern for the Yankees is their pitching. Yes, CC Sabathia, Phil Hughes, and most of the bullpen will be fine. But beyond that (the other two starters) the Yankees have […]
Steinbrenner’s legacy: Winning and entertainment
July 13, 2010 by Jess Coleman · Leave a Comment
George Steinbrenner passed away today at the age of 80. Although he hasn’t been running the Yankees for some time now, his legacy will always be remembered. From 1973-2010, Steinbrenner created and maintained the most successful franchise in sports, and it was never done without some entertainment. In the 37 years under Steinbrenner, the Yankees […]
Major Leaguers Ponson, Spiezio Stand Out in Openers
April 23, 2010 by Bob Wirz · Leave a Comment
Two of the most seasoned former major leaguers were among the opening night stars in the Atlantic League Thursday. Sidney Ponson would have had an unblemished six-inning stint in leading Long Island past Lancaster 8-5 if not for a three-run, second inning blast by Joe Gaetti, the son of former big league star Gary. And, […]
