by Scott Lewis | Mar 17, 2021 | Major League Baseball, Sports Business
The Oakland A’s may reside in the most antiquated venue in pro sports, 50+ year-old Oakland Coliseum, but that hasn’t stopped them from once again setting the bar for other teams inside and outside of baseball to follow. Moneyball of course, is now two decades old....
by Scott Lewis | Feb 20, 2021 | Major League Baseball, Sports Business
The first association of “LA” and “Wizard” will always return first with John Wooden, the “Wizard of Westwood” who coached UCLA to 10 NCAA basketball titles in 12 years from 1964-1975 . As an undergrad student at UCLA in the mid-1990s, I was fortunate to have had the...
by Gary Armida | Jan 29, 2021 | Major League Baseball
With the Super Bowl on the horizon, Major League Baseball’s (hopeful) 2021 season is starting to take shape. The American League East is always a competitive division with the traditional big spenders in New York and Boston, the always creative Rays, and, now, the...
by Chris Stoner | Dec 19, 2020 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball, Q&As / Podcasts
On this episode of The Warehouse, we discussed: – MLB adding the Negro Leagues to the official records – Cleveland changing their name from Indians – Dombrowski taking over the Phillies – 2021 HOF Ballott – Major League Baseball, and the...
by Bob Harkins | Dec 2, 2020 | Major League Baseball
Now that we’ve all survived Thanksgiving and the inevitable arguments with uncles about politics (on Zoom even?), it’s time to get back to baseball. We don’t know what the 2021 season is going to look like, when it will start, how spring training will be set up, etc....
by Matthew Kory | Dec 2, 2020 | Major League Baseball
A belated welcome to the off-season, baseball fans. It appears the world won’t be destroyed, at least immanently, so the quest for the perfect baseball off-season continues. My excellent colleague Bob Harkins will be discussing the National League and making as many...
