by Gary Armida | Jan 7, 2014 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
Mike Mussina’s candidacy for the Baseball Hall of Fame feels quite similar to that of Tim Raines. Like Raines, Mussina was overshadowed by baseball royalty during his 18 year career. Raines played second fiddle to Rickey Henderson for the majority of his career....
by Gary Armida | Jan 1, 2014 | Major League Baseball
More than any other year, the current Hall of Fame ballot is one of the most difficult in recent memory. Because of the misguided stance that that Baseball Writers Association of America took last year, the current ballot is filled with many legitimate candidates....
by Patrick Dougherty | Dec 25, 2013 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
Unlike other sports like football and basketball, each Major League Baseball stadium is unique. While there are always ninety feet to first no matter where home is, the outfield fence can be wildly different shapes, heights, and distances, making the line between home...
by Tucker Blair | Jun 12, 2013 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
I love baseball. We all love baseball. It’s one of the best sports in the world. I dare someone to even attempt an argument against that. I’ll shoot your argument down very quickly. But what exactly makes baseball such a great game? Hell, how do I even...
by Jon Shepherd | Apr 13, 2013 | Major League Baseball
Over the past six years, I have taken an interest in Jon Paley and his fellow filmmakers in their effort in developing Pelotero into a movie. In 2011, the film about amateur baseball in the Dominican Republic was completed and began making the film festival rounds. ...
by Tucker Blair | Mar 19, 2013 | Baltimore Orioles, Major League Baseball
We often hear coaches and players talk about delivery time to the plate. Fans complain about how a runner was able to conjure up such a strong jump for a stolen base. In reality, baseball is just like any other job in the world. Players and coaches are constantly...
