Barry Bonds
The Statistical Greatness of Willie Mays
Willie Mays stood 5’10 and weighed 170 pounds, but he etched himself into baseball lore as a giant not only because of the team he played for but for being one of the greatest players ever to step foot on a baseball field. Rookie of the Year, a batting title, 24 All-Star Game selections, 12 […]
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Why Do I Do This to Myself?
After losing their fourth straight game last night i found myself asking why do i subject myself to this.
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History of the “Splash Hits” in San Francisco
A brief history of the Splash Hit in San Francisco
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Is Manny Ramires Hall of Fame Worthy?
Should Manny Ramirez be elected into the baseball Hall of Fame?
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10 Forgotten Texas Rangers Players
Ten players you may have forgotten or not known played for the Texas Rangers.
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Curt Schilling Should Be in the Hall of Fame
Curt Schilling was one of the best pitchers in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, he should be in the Hall of Fame.
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Legend’s Home Run Derby Could Be Coming in 2024
There has been talk about a Legends Home Run Derby in 2024, who is interested and who should be added if it takes place.
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Shohei Ohtani is the Greatest Baseball Player of All Time
No, this is not clickbait. Shohei Ohtani is the most awe-inspiring talent baseball has ever seen, and he’s only getting better. Fresh off of a season in which he had a 2.33 ERA and 34 home runs, and two years after his historic 2021 AL MVP season, Ohtani is having his best season yet. Ohtani […]
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Must-Watch TV
I’m trying to think of all the must-watch players of my lifetime. I’m 45, and my very first baseball memories are of the early to mid-80s Red Sox. Of course, Roger Clemens was the must-watch guy then; 20 win seasons, Cy Youngs, an MVP season, the big, mean stare over the glove, the nickname “Rocket”, […]
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17 for 17; The Giants’ Streak of Opening Day Left Fielders Continues
The left field position has always been a curious one. For some teams, it was a place where their managers would put a good defender, hoping to get a leg up defensively. Other teams would use left field to hide a player who might provide value offensively but not so much defensively, and some teams […]
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