Posted in Art, Baseball, History, Inspiration, Sports, Travel, tagged Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, Lake Ostego, Ty Cobb on April 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
In honor of the opening week of baseball season, I took a road trip with my brother and a friend up to Cooperstown, NY to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame. It was the first time I had been back since I was a child. Though cold (and rainy on the last day), it was the [...]
Posted in Baseball, History, Inspiration, Pop Culture, Sports, tagged Boston Red Sox, New York City, Rivalry, The Bronx, Yankee Stadium, Yankees on August 29, 2007 | No Comments »
Above: Yankee Stadium in the Past
They say every baseball fan worth their salt should go at least once to a game at Yankee Stadium. After last night (8/28/07), I can say that I did–perhaps just in the nick of time as construction has begun on the new Yankee Stadium next door. Not only did I go [...]
Posted in Baseball, History, Pop Culture, Sports, Television on August 5, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Well, he’s done it…and I saw it all live (thanks to my Extra Innings Package)…
Top of the 2nd…approximately 10:30pm EST, August 4, 2007…controversial San Francisco Giants’ poster boy for juicing and bad attitudes, Barry Bonds, nailed his 755th career home run on the third pitch from Padres starter Clay Hensley to tie Hank Aaron for 1st on [...]
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Baseball, Current Events, Politics, Pop Culture, Sports, Television on April 5, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I am sure all of my fellow die-hard baseball fans were sweating this one out….
Truly this is an Easter/Passover miracle! MLB Extra Innings has been resurrected for another season on cable so you can continue to enjoy all of your favorite out of market games. And who played the biggest part perhaps in bringing this [...]
