Baseball is a sport filled with exhilarating moments of triumph and heartbreaking moments of defeat. The game has a way of evoking intense emotions in both players and fans, as the outcome of each game can swing dramatically between the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. The thrill of victory in baseball is … Read moreBaseball’s Version of: “The Thrill of Victory”…and “The Agony of Defeat!”
Baseball has long been considered America’s pastime, a sport deeply rooted in the country’s history and culture. Despite its enduring popularity, the world of baseball scouting is a lesser-known aspect of the game that plays a critical role in shaping the future of the sport. Author Lee Lowenfish provides a fascinating glimpse into the world … Read moreMy Review of: Baseball’s Endangered Species, Inside the Craft of Scouting by Those Who Lived it, by Lee Lowenfish
Baseball has always been known as America’s pastime, with games typically played during the daytime in the warm sunshine. However, on May 24, 1935, history was made when the first night game in Major League Baseball was played at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field between the Cincinnati Reds and the Philadelphia Phillies. The idea of playing baseball … Read moreBaseball’s First Night Game: May 24, 1935
Baseball history is filled with stories of extraordinary players who have left their mark on the game, but there are some players whose achievements have faded into obscurity over time. One such forgotten star is Jack Quinn, a pitcher who made history as the oldest player to hit a home run in Major League Baseball. … Read moreAnother Edition of Baseball’s Forgotten Stars: Jack Quinn – The Oldest Pitcher To Hit a Home Run!