White Sox May Need a Lesson in Their Own History

June 15, 2011 by Matt Aber · 2 Comments

I was visiting Chicago recently on a trip from baseballâ€™s â€œland of milk and honey,â€ also known as Philadelphia, and had the opportunity to take in a ballgame and cross another stadium visit off my list.. Chicago, baseball, Cubs, Wrigley is how the order of it all plays out in my mind when I think […]

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It Could Have Been Worse, Milwaukee

March 31, 2011 by Dave Heller · Leave a Comment

Opening day 2011 saw the Milwaukee Brewers suffer an improbable defeat, allowing four runs in the ninth inning â€“ punctuated by a two-out, three-run game-winning home run by Ramon Hernandez â€“ in a 7-6 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. A deflating loss? Yes. Crushing? No doubt. Frustrating? Of course. The worst loss in opening day […]

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