New York Baseball’s Second Acts
BLOOMINGBURG, NY – Friday, on my way to Orange Regional Medical Center for my second cooties vaccination (brought to you by the fine laboratories of […]
Month: April 2021
Cam James on MLB 2021 Changes: Lost-Soul League Has Struck Out With Me
KISS YER SIS, CO – The sun is out. The snow has almost completely melted off my front lawn. The leaves are budding. Short Matt […]
New York Yankees: Thoughts on Aaron Hicks and Gerrit Cole
SPANISH HARLEM – We are six games into the MLB season and there are already a ton of things to write about. I don’t want […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Talkin’ Baseball with deGrom, Wrigley Field, the Lousy A’s, and More
BRONX, NY – Baseball season just started, and I’ve pretty much enjoyed it, so far. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t love watching the Mets do […]
Big Ben Tuesday: Sam is out, Zach is in. Jets trade Darnold and opt for the BYU Rookie.
NOTE: Management inserted Mr. Met in the cover photo. His expression says all that needs to be said. EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ: The Jets ended the […]
Sports Rain Man: Rube Waddell, Francisco Lindor Signs, Random Thoughts
EL BARRIO, EL FALLS – Let’s start with a SHOCKING FACT: I actually started this piece on Saturday. I was gonna focus on baseball, but […]
Happy F’n Easter! Miraculous Mercedes, Weak Warriors, Harvey Back in Orange!
*NOTE: While last night’s UCLA vs Gonzaga game was epic and worth watching again, we’re leaving March Madness off the table today. AUSTIN, TX – […]
Pyrrhic Victories: No Mets Hurt This Weekend, Kevin Durant Uses Twitter, Bauer’s No-No
pyr·rhic1 /?pirik/ adjective… (of a victory) won at too great a cost to have been worthwhile for the victor. AUSTIN, TX – They know a […]
MLB Opening Day Pinstripe Blues
NEW YORK, NY – The 2021 Major League Baseball season got under way yesterday but it wasn’t the start that both New York teams would […]
Opening Day: Yankees and Mets, Injuries, New Additions, Big Bodies and Francisco Lindor
SPANISH HARLEM – Opening Day in Major League Baseball is something I look forward to every year and like most days in the east coast […]