Remembering Burwell For The Man He Was….And Is
Journalist and television personality Bryan Burwell died on Thursday, But his impact on this young writer will more than stand the test of time.
Category: Classic
A Base Ball Weekend in the 1800’s
American baseball has come a long way in the last 150+ years. Everything involved in the game has been changed or altered to get the baseball atmosphere that we enjoy … Read More
Flashback: Remembering the Silver Bullets
The Colorado Silver Bullets, the last all-women’s professional baseball team, took the field for the first time twenty years ago.
The St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Unknown Rookie: April 24, 2004
The St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers would match up 10 years ago today in a game that would wind up an anomaly in Major League Baseball.
Flopps: The 8 Bit Baseball Card
Craig Robinson is the author behind one of the best infographic style books I have ever read, Flip Flop Fly Ball. Where the book left off, the website took over.
Yahoo: The Best Athletes In St. Louis History
I recently wrote a piece for Yahoo Sports naming my choices for the “10 Greatest Athletes In St. Louis Sports History”. As with any list of that nature, it can seem incomplete and open to a lot of debate among fans.
The Hall Of Very Good Adds Two Members
On Monday, July 29, The Hall of Very Good™ opened its proverbial doors to two new members…two-time National League MVP, Atlanta Braves legend Dale Murphy and former Pittburgh Pirates World Series hero Steve Blass.
Cubs Continue Moving and Shaking
One of the most intriguing teams over the next few weeks will be the Chicago Cubs.
On The Eve Of “42” Home Release, Racism Is Alive And Well
Recent events seem to suggest that the world has not changed as much as one would hope.
Free Baseball Bonanza
Congratulations to the UCLA Bruins. They became the 2013 NCAA Men’s College Baseball Champions.